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I didn't expect this

What I like most about this movie is the end. Their dynamic as the movie ends is something I didn't know I needed. The open ending, the situation-ship, it was all original. In the first 20 minutes in the movie there was a really raunchy scene with 3 naked women and Shinya Suzuki's ass showing. It made me feel really confused, as this movie was rated 13+ so I thought there wouldn't be anything like that. I think that in the scene that Sugiki chokes Suzuki confirmed (at least for me) that they were no ordinary couple. Something that pissed me off was Suzuki claiming that Sugiki rubbed his penis against his, like it was so un-necessary, off-putting and seemed homophobic.Also one comment about the "latin blood" thing, I thought it seemed a little stereotypical because all he was doing in the scene that "revealed his truth" he was just in an open shirt, dancing and kissing some girl so I didn't really know what that meant. Also I hoped that Tajima and Yagami would kiss but maybe that's just me with my lesbianism. This review is trailing off a bit but anyway, I love this movie, recommend it to queer art lovers and bl fans and even gl fans because this is genuinely beautiful, sexy, intimate and will leave you unsatisfied but only because you want like, 5 more sequels to this movie.

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Could've made it on it's own, not as a prequel.

This series is so awesome and I literally cry every single time I rewatch. It's so sensual, and the cinematography is a chef's kiss. Tae Min's acting makes me cry SO MUCH! Like I don't get it, how can you just make your eyes yearn like that? But anyways, my complaint is that it didn't totally make sense compared to "Unintentional Love Story" which is the series that this series is based off. I'll be honest, I didn't really like ULS and I even disliked it more after watching this because the Time of Fever is just so much better, and their story is so much more interesting. I'll still rate it a 10 because on its own, it's fantastic.

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Suprisingly good

I did not think it was the psychiatrist at all! I thought it was her friend until he revealed the truth about his homosexuality lol. I wish they had showed her killings and more from her perspective and if they would’ve this would be a 10/10 no doubt. I also loved Kim Da-Mi in this and Park Gyu Young was spectacular. They also got a lot of spectacular supporting actors! They main leads had an interesting relationship, because I wasn’t sure if they were giving father and daughter or lovers. I didn’t expect a lot so I was suprised by how hooked I was by episode 2. I honestly only watched for Park Gyu Young haha.

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Angsty Opposites Attract Romance

No one really addresses how hard it can be to commit in a relationship. Jinwoo is an introvert who finds it hard to give his all in his relationship with Seo Joon. Jinwoo dumps Seo Joon by leaving a note on the table in their home. It’s kind of a fast forward series, as in “one year later”. So obviously Seo Joon is really hurt by this, and is curious as to why Jinwoo would hurt him like this. It’s obvious that Jinwoo hasn’t lost all his feelings for Seo Joon, and is still in love with him, but you start to wonder why he even dumped him in the first place. Seojoon then finds Jinwoo and now Jinwoo has a friend who has a daughter that calls Jinwoo “dad”. Seo Joon is shocked by hearing this, but he later realises that it isn’t actually his daughter. Jinwoo’s ex who’s still in love with him is also in town, which complicates things even more. A couple of weeks later in a moment of distress, Jinwoo kisses Seojoon, and it is made clear that the sleep together the night after. But even after that, Jinwoo is still cold and distant to Seo Joon, and Jinwoo even goes far by saying that Seo Joon is nothing but a body for him to sleep with, which makes Seo Joon really angry. Seo Joon decides to finally leave. I’m not going to disclose how it ends, but it makes me cry, even though it’s a happy ending. Kiss scenes are even better than the season before, and the chemistry between the two actors is amazing! Honestly 10/10!!!!

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Opposites Attract Romance

The story starts with a famous K-drama actor named Kang Seojoon who needs to rehabilitate his reputation because of untrue violence allegations. He has to live in an apartment with an introvert named Han Jinwoo who refuses to communicate with him. Jinwoo owns a restaurant that Seojoon is interested in. I don’t want to spoil anymore, so I’m just going to say what I disliked and what I liked. I personally really liked the chemistry between the two actors, and even enjoyed watching the BTS. Also the kissing scenes spared no expense. The only “fish kiss” was when they were drunk and the director definitely thought of that. The only flaw about this series is that the second one is actually better. But otherwise, 10/10 BL.

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This got me so emotional omg

So I only have one flaw. It’s when they were reconciling I got a bit confused, because there was a scene that didn’t really happen apparently and I wish that it would’ve been made more obvious. I started crying when the MC talked to the child actor and told him that there was nothing wrong with him. As someone who was overweight as a kid in Korea it really made my heart shatter because I wish that someone would’ve told me that. The passion of perfection with the MC is so real too. I think it was just awesome that his self hatred after losing all the weight was so real, and that he didn’t believe that he was beautiful or cute. The romance was so cute, and I think the kissing scenes were really good, even though they were only like 3-4. Even though I didn’t completely understand everything, I think that this was a really beautiful BL, and I definitely recommend.

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