Go-Ya

What happened to this series? Was the director replaced after the first three episodes?

The series started out so interesting...

The last two episodes are boring, the pacing is lacking, and it's as if the narrative and acting suddenly became dilettantish and naive.
It's a real shame because I really enjoyed it!

Of course, everything will end well and with a happy ending, but someone ruined this drama, and I wonder who and why??? Heee???

A simply fantastically made series, from start to finish and in every detail! The music, lighting, interiors, mood, costumes – everything is thought out down to the smallest detail.
The actors were truly well-chosen for their roles. I like them both very much; besides, they give fantastic performances, which is most important.
As for the plot, it's good as it is. Enough of the saccharine and unrealistic dramas!
Fang Xiao fell head over heels in love with Shu Lang, and instead of winning him over the "normal" way, he started complicating everything because he didn't believe that love wasn't like dirty deals.
I don't know how this story will end, but it's crazy, and I like that. I'm a big fan of Chinese BL series, I admit it!

That's not how a newly taken boyfriend behaves. He should be happy and in love, but if he's still acting like a Casanova at parties, he's probably forgotten this small, unimportant fact... and isn't in love at all.

I'm not convinced Van has any romantic feelings for Farm at all; in my opinion, he doesn't. Van has never been with a man; his affairs have always been with women, so I don't know if men are his thing. He just wants to keep Farm around because he feels he has to do something, since it's been too long and there's a chance Farm might want to go her own way. I think Van is fully aware of Farm's feelings for him. So Van has given him what Farm expected or hoped for. I don't know if that's even fair of Van; I think it's like a desperate attempt, a last-ditch effort, to give it his all and shout, "Don't leave me!"

.....overall an interesting series, interesting plot and well done, only the supporting couple became a big competitor to the main couple. LOL

Overall, I like it, but it seems to deviate from the concept from episode 1, which was simply fantastic.
Now it's more normal, and Thee is becoming more normal, and I miss episode 1 again.
Nah, we'll see what happens next, and will PondPhuwoin's kiss be as "awkward" and "uncomfortable" as in "We Are"?

And by the way: The music is fantastic, and PP performed the dance steps brilliantly. LOL

Since we're getting "10 Dances" with Machida soon, I decided to watch "Cherry Magic! Thirty Years of Virginity Can," and I have to admit, I barely managed to get through it. I know this BL series is a bit older, but the fact that there wasn't even a single kiss (not even on the roof during the fireworks) is unforgivable to me. Such a great cast and such experienced actors, and not a single kiss, nothing at all. Why? Will this new series " 10D" ) even contain any only hints of romance/erotic too ?

I'm terribly disappointed because if the actors are going to be in a BL series, then it should be a proper BL series, not something like a mix of drama and bromance—or I don't even know how to describe it.

Yes, the acting was really great and the cast was brilliant; it just lacked that certain something.

Oh!

I agree, I was wondering about that too....

I understand and I didn't mean to offend you, but a guy who has three very committed admirers at the age of 27 must have been very popular before (for example, at university), so normally it would be unlikely that he is still a virgin, in my opinion.

Okay, I watched it to the end and I stand by my previous opinion that the characters lacked chemistry and the lead actor (the smaller, red haired one) was very ill-suited for the role. I don't know why there always has to be this relationship between the main characters (the big, beautiful, and popular one and the little boy, meaner one and the smaller, clumsy, not-so-smart one and not-so-pretty one). Why can't they be equal in intelligence, beauty, etc.? I simply don't like it, and I get the sense that this addition of heteronormative characteristics is meant to help non-queer people enjoy gay content and also to "soften" the character's gayness which honestly just feels wrong. No! I don't like this style at all.
6/10

I agree, the four "actors" were chosen based solely on looks, but definitely not talent. Although Cha Se played a character that was "indigestible" in my opinion, he showed some expression and added life to the series. This series is just rubbish and crap.

Well, if I had to choose (based on the plot), I would definitely choose the department head. He seemed composed, intelligent, ambitious, and tactful, not to mention attractive. However, Gyeon (Dohas's childhood friend) was absolutely unsuitable as a lover or life companion in my eyes. He was impulsive, aggressive, vulgar, and possessive for no apparent reason, which I couldn't understand. He also had a noticeable tendency to get violent out of possessiveness and jealousy, and besides, he was a stalker.... No, red flag, no, no, no....
As for the barista; he also seemed like a nice guy, but he went too far by hiding Dohas's phone. So, yes, only the Department Head was an option.

As for the main character, he was simply boring. You couldn't see any emotion in his eyes, he only had one facial expression, and I don't know why three guys were crazy about him at the same time.

Overall, the series was unremarkable, a bit boring and predictable.

Even the "intimate" scene was boring... Besides, the main character was 27 years old, and at that age, it's rare to still be a virgin, especially since he'd been studying for several years. Not to mention that a first kiss at 27 is probably a joke...

The series is over, so we can move on without regrets.

I completely agree with you and I also feel very disappointed with this episode and I thought it was just me...

Hmm... this last episode not only didn't convince me, but it was simply disappointing. I don't know exactly what the problem was, but the magic between the main characters was gone.
There was no chemistry or attraction from the first episodes, and the bed scene was simply embarrassing. I'm not talking about the fact that, as usual, BL actors, especially in Japanese series, have sex in their pants, but I am talking about the fact that there was nothing erotic, romantic, simply nothing... two mannequins tried to perform the choreography and didn't do it brilliantly.
Besides, the acting of the brothers (especially Minato's brother) left much to be desired.
In my opinion, this episode ruined everything, and I don't know if it can be salvaged, even though I loved this series so much.

Yes, I watched it to the end but I skipped the episodes with Hill and Easter, unfortunately I can't watch them together, they embarrass me a lot.

One of my favorite BL series... I love this couple, I love the concept, and the amazing execution. The actors have incredible chemistry, and you don't need any specially edited erotic moments or scenes to feel what's happening between them. They played their roles brilliantly, masterfully, not only them, but literally the entire cast. I hope the horizontal version will gain more attention and more points. I highly recommend it!

I really don't understand the hype for this show, I mean, I just don't get it… unless it's because of Enaga/Ayumu's looks. That would be the only explanation. In my opinion, the actors are badly cast (I mean Sumiura), there's absolutely no chemistry or attraction between them.

The heteronormativity is blatant, and as always, a small, helpless boy who trips over his own feet falls in love with a handsome, tall man—and that's the driving force and the main reason he keeps going and pursues his dreams.

I just can't watch it; it's always the same thing, just dressed differently.

No, I don't like this show, and I think it's bad.

Judging by his internal monologues, Hioki is quite aware that Watrai is flirting with him and what he's really up to. Outwardly, though, he always acts so innocent and surprised by his actions. Haha, he's not quite that innocent after all. LOL I'm really curious to see what happens and how far they'll go. I also have to mention that I love Watarai's friends, who so "naturally" help him orchestrate situations with Hioki.

Everything was fine until episode 7. But seriously? Again? Does this Japanese cliché have to haunt me in every series? It's always the same story, just repackaged. A small, clumsy boy with mental health issues falls in love with a handsome, tall, athletic, and successful guy… I don't understand why this model reappears in episode 7, especially since Sumiura, while an individualist, acted age-appropriately for six episodes, only to suddenly transform into an insecure boy with the intellect of a thirteen-year-old. I understand he's nervous around his idol, but he was nervous from the beginning; he just didn't show it so well. I just hope he calms down a bit now that he's realized he actually prefers his college friend… I know everyone raves about the series and the characters, but I just don't see any chemistry between them. In my opinion, Sumiura has absolutely no chemistry with Enaga (I'm referring to episode 7, since it was better before that) and none with Ai either... Yes, Sumiura has no chemistry with Ai at all, nothing, nada, zero! (in my opinion)

OMG is one of the worst series I've ever seen. Well, I didn't quite finish it (I gave up after the third episode), but at least I tried.

First of all, I have to say that, as is so often the case with Japanese series, the casting is very strange (and bad). The heteronormative portrayal (a small, cute, innocent boy is the object of desire for a handsome but very masculine protagonist) is completely unacceptable.

It's so confusing that you can barely understand what's actually going on. I've had enough and will never watch it again.