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After Moving Seats, the Boy Behind Me Has a Crush on Me japanese drama review
Ongoing 4/8
After Moving Seats, the Boy Behind Me Has a Crush on Me
1 people found this review helpful
by Gendli
13 days ago
4 of 8 episodes seen
Ongoing
Overall 10
Story 10.0
Acting/Cast 8.5
Music 9.0
Rewatch Value 5.0

First impression

It's a sweet and light-hearted story. Classic school JBL, I personally wouldn't consider it to be an overused trope because it is still really enjoyable to watch.
It's nice to see Konishi Eito play in a BL again. For countries other than Thailand, it's pretty rare to see the same actors continuously film in BLs, but lately it's been happening more often, and i'm happy to see a change.

Episode 1-2:
* Nice and straight to the point, the name doesn't lie. On the topic of this, so far every Japanese BL with an insanely long name I've watched has been great.
* I've only seen Konishi Eito in BLs before, so I can't really know for sure if he is always like that. But his acting and the way he behaves just make me think he is just a hamster operating a human body.
* I like the friends, it's nice to see good supportive friends.

Episode 3:
* I really like Haru's brother, he seems like a really sweet and supportive older brother.

Episode 4:
* The water fountain scene reminded me of another school BL series, Our Youth.
* I'm happy to see an explanation on why exactly Asamiya has a crush on Mayama. At the same time, a lot of the reasoning is such a cliche. Every other school, JBL, with a popular kid/unpopular kid, has the same reasoning most of the time. I still eat it every time, though.
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