Kapalini:
I agree with you. Earlier last year i enjoyed the school aspect of BLs but i am not in that environment at the moment. so the appeal and want to have that kind of love is gone. perhaps when i get into that University environment i may feel differently. but right now. i don't have that interest in school/university dramas. Kinnporsche had that "fantasy" (im saying fantasy because i doubt any of us BL watchers actually experience mafia LGBT love) apporoach and kept it intimate and believable with hilarious and loving MLs when alot of these Uni dramas like Tharntype and SOTUS keep homophobia or SA as a building block for their relationships. whereas in the real world those relationships would never last the way they did and the fact as they tried to let those be justified was ultimately dispicable. thats not to say the actors did a bad job. it was the bad writing and plot points.
Nothing about Kinnporsche was believable for me ;) romance was part cheesy part smutty, plot left the chart after episode 7, the ending was something out of a melodrama, and the "mafia" do not make me laugh
The best part? how outrageously absurd it was. they showed us a huge middle finger and said f yeah! the extravaganza in an amusing malefic setup with it's outlandish executions of the old age tropes really appealed to a lot of viewers. and its weird because i actually love shows that go all out like this, i guess i wasn't in the mood for it when i watched it or i felt severely let down by a show that I'd waited for so long. it just got boring for me after a while.
will re-watch someday but i totally understand people loving this show as much as they do (Kinn, Porsche, Jeff Satur, Bible and Build being bare chested as often as they were sure helped :) i get why you'd label it as "fantasy" Alas, how many of us long to be blown of our feet by a Mafia leader and zero people will actually experience it *crying emoji*