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Try this link: https://www.bilibili.tv/en/video/4787019211478528
Click the CC button and click on English to see the english subtitles.

Try this link: https://www.bilibili.tv/en/video/4787019211478528
Click the CC button and click on English to see the english subtitles.

-Tengoku to Jigoku: Psychona Futari
-Kamen Rider Build (The actor (Inukai Atsuhiro) who portrays Hanabusa Shiro is in this series too)
-Cherry Magic (30-sai made Dotei Da to Mahotsukai ni Nareru rashii)

https://twitter.com/_dinsky/status/1462560023024844800

I'm watching Koi desu as well! Its been great so far. I finished Ep 1-4.

Thanks!

Does anyone remember what color was Akkun's hair in the manga?

https://mangaowl.net/single/60815/kieta-hatsukoi

Which episode did that scene occurred in the Korean version?

The character, Higuchi looks young. I'm surprised that the actor who plays him, Akaso Eiji is actually older than both of the main lead actors. Akaso Eiji is older than Nakajima Kento by 12 days, but both of them were born in the same year (1994). While Akaso Eiji is older than Koshiba Fuka by 3 years.

Is it this OST? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_a6SXtlEQB0

I also watched many BL dramas. (My top favorite is Cherry Magic). But I enjoy dramas like Kikazaru Koi for the romance, friendship, the cute dog Kouji, the delicious food, the scenery, valuable life lessons and probably more reasons that I can't think of at the moment.

I suggest the following dramas below, which might fit your criteria of male leads who are either cruel, part of a gang, and/or gets a little crush. I hope you give these dramas a try.

This includes a male lead who is cruel to others (for the majority of the time) and eventually has a crush on someone.
For starters, I'll recommend "Todome no Kiss" because the male lead (Eight) is literally perceived as scum. He manipulates others and takes advantage of those around him in order to benefit himself. In addition, he develops a crush on the female lead later on. Based on other viewers' experience, the story starts out slow in the beginning from ep 1-2, but it picks up right away after those episodes. I personally enjoyed the drama as a whole because of the male lead's complex personality and the cool time traveling concept.

This include characters who are somewhat cruel, part of a gang, and has a crush on someone.
If you're comfortable seeing same-sex couples, I'll recommend you watch this drama called
"HIStory3: Trapped" that shows the relationship development between a police officer (Shao Fei, who acts a bit annoying at first, but gets better later on) and a gang leader (Tang Yi, who is not afraid to hurt those who wronged him). I personally like the second couple better, which is the police offer, Zhao Zi and gang member, Jack (mysterious/suspicious at times, has amazing red hair, and can cook well). There is a third couple (the only straight couple), but I skipped all of their scenes because they were boring in my opinion. Additionally, the storyline is good as well.

The last one includes one of the male leads who is a bit cruel and develops a crush on someone.
I'll recommend "Love Shuffle" to you because of the couple, Ojiri and Kairi. The female character (Kairi) is shy and the male character (Ojiri) presents a bad boy/player image, which is similar to the characteristics of the second couple in Accidentally in Love. This drama focuses on showing multiple perspectives of love itself and most of the viewers (including myself) favors this couple from "Love Shuffle" compared to the rest.
*Note: Ojiri and Kairi communicates for the first time at Ep 4 and onwards. You'll see why that happens if you decide to watch this.
Also, the drama depicts a great friendship within the main characters, especially the four leads that live on the same floor of the condominium. They would wear cute pajamas while drinking together at night

I saw their review and I felt her hurt by their words. I understand that everyone has their own preferences, but this person sounded rude and offensive. Did anyone reported their comment and/or the user?

I recommend Kikazaru Koi ni wa Riyuu ga Atte and Cherry Magic (30-sai made Dotei Da to Mahotsukai ni Nareru rashii) for the amazing chemistry between the main leads. The storylines and plots are great too, but it depends on your interest.

I found this scene from Akaso Eiji new drama, "Kanojo wa Kirei datta." (It is not a BL btw) The
scene reminded me of how Kurosawa hugged Adachi.
https://www.instagram.com/p/CRkMk4EFewN/

I recommend the Japanese drama, "Tengoku to Jigoku: Psychona Futari." For me, it gets interesting when the main leads switched bodies (at the end of the 1st episode). I like the mix of genres (Mystery, Comedy, Drama, Supernatural), acting from all cast members, and the ending OST, "Tadaima (I'm Home)" by Aoi Teshima. I also recommend the Korean drama, "Circle." Has only 12 episodes, an unpredictable storyline, fast pacing, and shows great acting from all cast members. It takes place in two different time periods.

I miss the friendship between Manaow and Del from Until We Meet Again too! I hope to see them again in Between Us.

Basically after each episode aired, people posted scenes from the episode on IG and I saw them before I could watch the episode with english subtitles.

Thank you Cho Na & Popcxqueen for writing this! I loved this Jdrama. I watched this Jdrama when it aired once a week. I avoided spoilers from my Instagram until each episode was subbed by the lovely subber: Furritsubs (Furritsu).