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I'm just as angry as you. I liked the first few episodes, but now we've got to the point when someone has to be run over by a car - the lamest plot twist ever. It also feels like the leads just don't like to be in this series. What a shame.

I watched it because Tar and Palm were in the intro, but the only time they turned up again was during the end credits. Complete waste of time.

I like the basic idea of the plot, and I don't find it too difficult to realize in which universe scenes are set. What I liked most about episode 4 was that Fluke didn't shed a single tear. I like him a lot, but I don't want to see him cry all the time like in most series he plays in.

Episode 8 was even better than the previous ones, a real rollercoaster, Beautiful quiet scenes as well as thrill. Great series.

All of a sudden I like this show. It's shallow, for sure, but funny and well acted, in a word - good entertainment.

What a waste of time ep 11 was! They are ruining this series now.

This is BL at its very best.

They had announced only 4 episodes first, but then they added more and more. Maybe we're lucky, and they produce some more again.

I'm getting tired of BL series that revolve around the lack of communication. The show started promising, but it's getting boring, if not annoying.

That was a great start. I love it.

The first two episodes were hard to get through, but then the series turned out to be one of my favourites. The cinematography was outstanding, and the acting was very good, too. I'm usually skeptical about seasons 2, but in this case I'm curious how things evolve for the leads, especially after the "happy ending" feels more like a "happy beginning".

Once you've left the first two episodes with their frequent time lapses behind, it's a great show.

War of Y is one of my favourite series of 2022, because the writing is so much better than in almost all other BL series, the characters are multi-dimensional like people are in real life, the plots gave insights into the entertainment industry like "Call it what you want", and the acting was amazing in all four segments.

Pond, Phuwin, Chimon, and Perth - 4 of my favourites all in one class. With Aof producing and Jojo directing, I'm really excited about this series, and the start was already promising.

I'm getting angry now, not only because of those ugly wigs (Tonnam was almost unrecognisable, and Ja was suddenly back in UWMA), but because of the script that focuses on the wrong things. Why do they waste so much time on Nan looking for the girl instead of showing how the improbable couple are trying to build a relationship? Why didn't they exploit the contrast of Gun and Golf's families? And if this is meant to be a BL series, why not show some BL? I only endured the pain of watching this series because of the rare Title Teshin moments, although I like the other Title, too, whose acting seems to have improved in the course of the show.

It took me a whole day to gather all my courage and watch the finale, and although I knew it would be very hard, it hit me even more. 2022 has given us some of the most beautiful BL series of all times, from "The Miracle of Teddy Bear" to "ON Cloud Nine" and "About Youth", but none of them has made me cry as much as this.

I didn't expect much, but this is a real surprise. Gemini and Fourth aren't only cute . they can act and sing, too. The dialogues are well written, and although this may be the 200th high school story, there is a lot of fresh wind.

Totally agree. Are you okay if I want Jung Woo for myself?

Another Korean BL from the category "short, but sweet". I like it.

How can this be rated 7.8? The writing is a disaster, the directing is so bad that the actors who do have a little talent appear completely amateurish, the English subs nonsense sometimes, and the only positive thing is that the main leads are very handsome - which is the only reason why I haven't dropped it. But 7.8 is more than Choco Milk Shake and only slightly worse than Eternal Yesterday. Something's wrong here.