Like a Palette (Uncut Ver.) (2025)

10/10 Great !

10/10 A Refreshing and Heartfelt Journey

This series turned out to be a wonderful surprise. While the main character may initially come across as stubborn and emotionally guarded, that’s exactly what makes her journey so rewarding. Instead of presenting a perfect heroine from the start, the story allows her to grow naturally, revealing new layers of her personality as the episodes unfold. Watching that development made the romance feel much more genuine and meaningful.

The relationship between Jane and Dai is built on patience, understanding, and emotional growth rather than instant perfection. Their interactions gradually become warmer and more heartfelt, making it easy to root for them as a couple. The supporting cast also adds plenty of charm, with every character contributing something memorable to the story.

One of the highlights is the series’ balance between lighthearted comedy and emotional moments. The scene where Jane opens up to her father about her feelings is especially touching, adding sincerity and depth to an already engaging narrative. The slower pacing gives the characters time to breathe, allowing viewers to appreciate every step of their personal and romantic development.

With solid performances, lovable characters, and a story that celebrates growth, acceptance, and love, this is a GL that quietly wins your heart. By the final episode, I found myself completely invested in the characters and their happiness. A beautiful, heartfelt series that deserves far more recognition and an easy 10/10.

Leia Mais

A pastel mess.A cute GL that made me smile… and side-eye the direction hard

This series is undeniably cute . Like, tooth-achingly cute at times. The chemistry wants to work, and honestly, the entire cast does a really good job acting and thy try to make some awareness about transgender issues and same gender relationships. Their emotions feel sincere, the shy looks land, and the realization arc between the leads is something I genuinely enjoyed as a fem×fem sapphic🌈💗

One thing I absolutely loved and I mean loved is that the show clearly uses the word “lesbian.” No vague dodging, no euphemisms. Say it with your chest. That alone earned major points from me.

That said… whew. The direction is very silly and weak. It feels like the director straight-up missed so many important moments that should’ve deepened the story and the romance. The plot itself is pretty much just flooding —nothing special, nothing memorable, just events happening without much impact.

My biggest gripe is the relationship progression. After they get together, it feels awkward and fake 😐. They’re sleeping side by side like an old married couple, barely touching. Girl?? Newly together couples are usually clingy, hugging, leaning, always finding excuses for skin contact. That intimacy just wasn’t there, and it completely broke the illusion for me. The actors could’ve sold it—but again, this feels like a directing failure, not theirs.

Final thoughts:
Cute? Yes. Well-acted? Absolutely. Groundbreaking plot or convincing romantic direction? Not really. I liked it, I wanted to love it, but the weak direction held it back hard. Still, for sapphics who enjoy soft GLs and appreciate clear representation, it’s worth a watch—just keep your expectations pastel, not bold. 🎨✨

Leia Mais