Its me duh

I liked it wayyy more than i expected!!

Okay so, i was in denial for this one. I wasn’t sure how it worked and that took me a bit back from watching it. I was confused why there were 2 stories but after watching this one I think I know what’s gonna be different. But aside from that I wasn’t super excited to watch this, it looked boring. But after watching it IM IN LOVE. This serie was small, cutesy and not very confusing. It was so adorable… I don’t regret forcing myself to watch this anymore!

Also just so you know, if you're as confused as me, this is basically the first part, the other star and sky is about the brother, but the events of this show have already mostly happened!

Deffo a reccomend!!

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Big fan of LYKN and this series in specific !!

Never realised I didn't write a review on this series. I rewatched ThamePo like 3 times now and I've been a big fan of LYKN for quite some time. I rarely rate a series this high for everything. Overal a 10 and the music, acting/cast, music and story rank super high for me. The only smalll thing I dislike are parts in the plot. (I'm used to call them by their irl names or stage names so sorry if I accidentally use their real/stage names in this review)

Let's start from the beginning. Po being rejected for a job because his reasoning is weak and personally I just don't get this scene even after watching this 3 times. Po seems way to open about his personal life, but this also shows later on in the series how he changed the part of him opening up to much.

Over to one of my favourite parts: THE GRAPHIC DESIGN. I'm in love with Po's graphic design and LYKN's posters and photoshoots in general (apart from this series). I know Est didn't make it himself but I'm just obsessed with GMMTHEEV's designs. Looks soooo good.

The first time watching this I kinda thought of Baifern as a Sasaeng but getting further into this series I realised she isn't really a Sasaeng and she really did want the best for Po. I'm also ALWAYS happy to see Sammy play in series, her role is always nice and she just lightens up the mood.

The whole plot feels really unrealistic to me but that's quite normal when watching bl's, otherwise it'll be to regular to my opinion. The reason for their disbandment never really made sense to me and I feel like it was only mentioned twice(?). Po's patience is amazing I would get sooo annoyed with Thame tbh...

The side couple ahahahaha, I love them sooo much.

One of my favourite genre's of bl is soft love and I just love their relationship development although I rlly hated Jun at some point for hiding my boys back from liking each other.

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When the series loses it's plot

I know there's a lot been going on in idol factory lately and it doesn't surprise me either. With actors leaving and a new ceo etc. This is a series produced by 'copy a Bangkok' and honestly it was my second time hearing about them. I watched pretty much all of their series but most of them are dropped. Now let's talk about why I don't like this series. Please note that this is a personal opinion and I personally think you should watch it yourself to form an opinion.

I've seen Nuttapart in mutliple series and I used to be quite a fan of him. His acting skills are pretty good but this series seems to ruin it and worsen it. I wish Poom had a better chance in a different company. His acting skills are genuinely good but the script doesn't make it look good. Here's the thing: Poom plays this stupid innocent boy. It feels like a very stereotypical bl bottom. I feel like the show wanted to show an artistic way of emotions with Poom. Given the type of shots they used. It doesn't work at all and it feels irritating to see him on the screen like that.

Now over to Ki Niwat Naknuan. I have not yet seen him in a good bl. I have seen both this bl and Interminable. Didn't like both of them but that doesn't mean his acting is bad. Once again, I have the same opinion with Poom. I feel like his role is super forced into making him this 'cool nonchalant' guy.

Unnecessary AI is also a thing that irritates me. Couldn't they find artists to hire? I just find this sad and I feel like the quality goes down from it aswell. Another thing is that it's not only bad looking but also extremely unnecessary and the whole dialogue under it aswell is... bad.

After watching the first episodes I had quite some hope but the more episodes came out, the more lost the plot got. Like everything changed and no word was spoken about certain subjects. Ofcourse, this has to do with the writing. I love to write and I'm not hating on the original creator but I feel like a lot of emotions and important details get lost through the show. As if they put the novel in ai and just let it write a script for them (which they prolly didn't)

After all, please form your own opinion. I wouldn't recommend this series but if you really wanna watch it I would say, go for it.

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One of the most beautiful queer friendship movie,

Everything about this movie was amazing. From the cinematography to the acting and story. Every scene is extremely strong. As a gay man myself I feel like Heung Su is extremely relatable and well portrayed, unlike many Korean 'bl's'. It's realistic, with actual representation and homophobia. I didn't know what to expect at first, but you know a show is good when Primary is the composer. This is my first time watching a movie that Lee Eon Hee has directed but I'm for sure tempted to watch more of her work.

The opening scene was extremely strong, just like many other scene's. Their friendships had up and downs, just like every realistic friendship. I really like how Koo Jae Hui was protective over Jang Heung and how she did not let any homophobia slide. They clearly cared about each other without romantic feelings attached. When they fight, they make up and come together again. I really need a friendship like this.

One main problem I have with Korean queer movies/series is how unrealistic it is compared to the reality in Korea. Korea is not the most LGBTQ friendly country and I liked how this movie showed the reality instead. I don't like how the homophobia topic is often ignored, and this show just showed it amazing. I also like how they made Koo Jae have realistic experiences as a female. How she is being called a sl/t for sleeping with men for example.

I'm extremely shocked by the acting. Everything feels real, relatable and I really lived along with Jang Heung. I feel like he acted amazing. Whether Steve Noh is straight or not doesn't matter. Either way he portrayed being gay extremely well. As for Kim Go Eun, she acted extremely well aswell. I love how she played the crazy friend. I'm gonna be honest but I wasn't super interested in her love life since she always ended up with red flags and honestly, I'm surprised Jang Heung was able to keep up with her, because I wouldn't. The homophobic mother being extremely absent was also a nice detail.

The whole French made my rating drop a bit because, as someone who is half French, this was extremely weird. Like sure Jae Hui has lived in Paris but the stereotypes were kinda crazy. I would've loved if they had chosen another city and less stereotypes. Also the French is a bit weird to listen to but that's okay. Calling her French because she lived in France made it confusing for me in the beginning.

I like how the movie had an open ending. You can make whatever you want to with it. I'm defiantly interested in seeing the actors and directors in/with other projects involved and I'm just extremely impressed. Just really happy about the actual representation and not just what the media shows you about Korea.

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Simple yet good.

Another K-BL and I'm starting to get anxious about watching them because I've seen so much bad rather than good. What I like about Korean Bl's is that they're sooo short so I can easily finish the series if it ends up being bad lmaoo. This series however, wasn't bad, unlike the others. It was simple but extremely good. I love how it strictly followed its plot and didn't add unnecessary things.

This series got me surprisingly locked in. I was really curious whether or not to trust Jin Hwan and I just purely watched to see if Min Ju would forgive him just for the story to take a small turn. I just kept on wanting more of those flashbacks and I wanted to see more of the actions Jin Hwan did towards Min Ju and I kept on getting more curious.

They really left me on a cliffhanger and I just didn't believe Jin Hwan at first, he seems so sketchy and just... yeah. He just doesn't seem like someone I would trust either. Another thing to add to this is how I actually didn't expect Min Ju to forgive Jin Hwan and Jin Hwan was soooo fucking sketchy like everything he excused made 0 sense and honestly I assumed he was lying about everything.

Acting is really good, they really got me especially Chae Jong, It's sad he hasn't really been in any series or movies this year. I really look forward to see more of him. He might be the reason I was so locked in, he was truly captivating. I'm not even joking I was mesmerised at how good he acted the feelings out. What I also really liked was that he made it feel real, not the other characters (Sorry Seong). Feel like I can relate to Kim Min Ju extremely. I always have that feeling of not feeling good enough for someone. I also dated a popular dude years ago and I felt exactly how Min Ju felt, like I could be replaced any moment and I was scared he would stop liking me, but I also didn't wanna be to clingy to him.

I have read the Manhwa years ago so I don't remember much and I can't compare them but I am planning to reread it for sure to be able to differentiate between them. I do remember really like the Manhwa, it's sad I didn't know about the live action earlier.

I'm gonna be honest, on some aspects the series is good but could be improved, like more episodes and more character to the locations, but that's something I always like. Even if I think the surroundings were extremely empty I also like it at the same time because that empty love really goes well on it. I would've loved longer episodes and more in depth characters, especially side characters like the best friends of Jin Hwan. I think they didn't give us proper background information to add to that 'emptiness' but I'm just saying it would've been nice. .

I'm gonna be honest I was expecting them to get married hahhaha, but eyyy at least they cleared up their arguments.

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This is so much better than I expected

When I saw this originally I didn't really have the motivation to watch this. I was scared it was gonna be a way to big plot for a quite small series and the description was giving RED FLAG. But this is sooo adorable. The plot is indeed big, but they don't add weird side stuff, and stick to the plot. It also doesn't randomly change in the middle of the series. The couples are suchhhh green flags and adorable. I do kinda hate the part where Wela is to 'busy' with his hosting job, but I do get it at the same time. THE MOMS are sooo supportive, I also like how later on in the series, people change their views on Host clubs. I just wish this was lowkey real.

I loved all the side couples as much as the main couple but I am sad that the threesome/polycouple is a couple where to are in love with one and not everyone in love with everyone, BUT POLY REPRESANTATION? THAT SO RARE, I loveeee it!!

Overall, one of my new fav's!! I won't be getting over this Bl for months and it's gonna be in my head 24/7.

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This was so adorable

This series was absolutely hilarious, in a way it sometimes made me feel embarrassed. I haven't really watched a bl in months that made me giggle, not skip and in adore. This series made me laugh so much. It's cute and soft. Especially in the beginning I was extremely embarrassed by hill. I can't really judge the series by this, but the use of AI is annoying me so much, I bet there's many artists out there who would love to make the designs for the series... I'm glad that, I don't think they did, they didn't use ai for Yuka-chan.

Anyways aside from that, I really love the way everyone at the office hipped them at the beginning and it made them fall in love, I kinda missed the falling in love part since it wasn't super strong but after art came at least for Hill it seemed to increase and he finally realised it, lowkey, thanks Art. Anyways I loved how funny the office was, THE SECOND HAND EMBARRASSMENT THO....

I was quite surprise Junji liked it? Well I mean it's fine, but I was really expecting Junji to fire Hill. Anyways, with these types of Bl, I can just correctly guess what is gonna happen... but that didn't really ruin this series for me. I really like how Junji is such an understandable character. Like why was bro not mad at Jeans? Anyways both are extremely green flags, I like that :3

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This was the original?!

The gayest homophobic movie I have seen. I kept thinking like: "is this the Taiwan version of the red envelope?" and then I realised this is the original HELP. I have to say there are quite some differences between the two versions. That intro was sooo gay I genuinely loved it, but I don't remember it from the Red envelope. I thought he was rlly hooking up w him and then that police plot twist I'm crying. I saw a lot of mixed opinions about this movie, there's people who love it and people who hate it, personally I like it but I was quite distracted while watching it (which is totally on me).

The scene's in this movie are fucking insane. THAT CHASING SCENE WAS SO FUCKING GOOD JESUS. I'm not even joking. I don't know what they used, stuntman or perhaps cgi but it was incredible. I don't watch a lot of series/movies with chase scene's in it but this is by far the funniest and nicest to watch one. I was kinda expecting a more censored movie but I'm really happy they didn't sensor this. I only watched 2 Taiwanese series including 1 movie (this one) and I'm super impressed about the quality each time. This really is a sign for me to watch more from Taiwan because it leaves me impressed every time.

Greg Hsu and Austin Lin both nailedddd these roles. I love Greg's acting, it's amazing. I have one question though, is it just me or why is Lin Tzu Ching in the cast as main characters?? She wasn't really a protagonist at all and she had some longer scene's that's it. I know she is a main character in GG Precinct aswell and maybe she falls in love with Wu Ming Han but... idk bro. One thing that could be better was honestly the stereotypical gay moments, which the red envelope had wayyy more than this one. It was overall just missing but it was nice to have this version.

So do I prefer the Thai or the Taiwanese version? It kinda depends, I have to admit that the Thai version was a little nicer but this version felt deeper. Like I took the Thai version barely serious and with this one I did. So if you're not sure which one to start with, I would say choose this version and then the Thai one. It feels like the homophobia from Wu Ming Han is wayyy stronger in this movie, but in the Thai version Mao Pang Yu or Titi is more of a protagonist. This sounds weird but I feel like the Taiwan version is more focussed on Wu Ming Han rather than Mao Pang Yu. Some scene's are the same, some aren't.

The ending was a bit boring until Wu Ming Han almost died, that was so emotional. The whole fight everything it just bored me, while normally I like those type of scene's. Honestly I doubt I'll watch the sequel since it doesn't look very appealing (GG Precinct). I wish this version had a longer scene or like an extra few minutes to show how Wu Ming Han felt quite empty after Mao Pang Yu kinda died? If you understand what I mean. The red envelope has this better. Maybe I shouldn't be comparing the two to much...

Anyways. Overall extremely nice and there are a few things I liked less about this version. I still liked this one and this might be my sign to watch more from Taiwan since I have not yet ever been disappointed in their series or movie.

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Yearning final boss.

If you like shows like my school president and series/movies with a lot of music I BEG you to watch this. Featuring songs from Bodyslam, Clash, Paradox, Big Ass and the title: Suck Seed is after Paradox's song ซักซี้ดนึง which I LOVE. The song is genuinely so good. I'm surprised I haven't heard many people talk about this series and I really found out about it on accident. My first impression (before watching) was some goofy, teenage movie with losers, like idiots in love and I was 100% right. For the people asking where to watch it the full movie with translation is on BiliBili.

Honestly what I feel about Earn is a bit all over the place, same with Koong. To my opinion, I think the younger version of Earn is annoying. I was kinda tired of her romanticising life. She kept acting like the 'sweet girl' or the 'dead wife' and sure it was cute, but it just annoyed me slightly. The scene of her dancing and singing kinda changed my feelings about her. I liked her wayyy more when she got older especially those scene's where she kinda is a rascal and steals the ice cream of Ped for example. At the end I liked her extremely much again. Through the show she becomes real girl bosss, that's what I love. Oh yeah and ofcccc she had to move to BKK all of the sudden, it feels a bit to ehh.

I started of lovingggg Koong but after it was revealed he also had feelings for Earn he started to irritated me. It felt really unfair to both Ped and Koong but I can't help but have a little more empathy for Ped. Even though I liked Koong I was soooo heavily irritated with him towards the ending. He seems like a great friend and his reaction on finding out Ped has a crush on the same girl is MOSTLY valid but he acts as if Earn can't have her own feelings. That''s why I don't like him. Also kinda sad towards Ped and Ex because of the ruined performance. Also the twin plot was hella confusing and I lowkey missed everything about it. Especially since it is played by the same actor.

I love the dramatic editing and dramatic filming. The fast close ups and sped up clips, it's amazing. It feels really 2011 and that's what I like about it. The use of Mixed media was super cool and I loved those little animations they used like 3 times through the movie. Like I said before, the music was absolutely amazing. They also used very original ideas like the guy singing when Ped is listening to music and it's so entertaining. I definitely recognised some of the songs they used. But still, ซักซี้ดนึง stays the best.

The yearning was actually cute but I feel incredibly bad for Ped. Brother was yearning for her for ages. But I feel like it's also the other way around. I think they were both yearning for each other but it only started being obvious for Earn after like a full hour in. I'm gonna be honest here, I was expecting Earn to end up with Koong. But the look she had in her eyes was clearly different between Earn and Koong. The unrequited Love is sooo good and if you like that type of series this is for you!! I felt soooo bad watching Ped silently suffer....

The reason I didn't give it a full 10 is because it's heavily outdated and sometimes the humour landed a bit wrong? Like it was just confusing. Also the quality of the movie itself is pretty bad. No hate but there was definitely better colour correction needed... or maybe it's just Bilibili. I did like the 'older' aesthetic because it added a little nostalgia.

Another small thing is that I'm honestly not so sure what to think about the ending. At least they ended up together, talking about the band itself. It was just a bit all over the place and the time skip didn't feel necessary. I did enjoy it a lot though and at least they got to perform the song WAAAH I love this movie so much and I really really recommend it to anyone.

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Not amazing but not bad.

Decided to watch this series since it's short and has been on my watchlist forever. 4 episodes sound like way too less, and that was the main reason I never decided to watch it. I thought if this series has 4 episodes they might push too much story without proper explanation. Overall this was really cute but there were some things I disliked. It took me hours to find the right place to watch this because most sites crashed for no reason. Normally I can just watch everything but my wifi was not working along. I didn't have much expectations for this series at first and when I say not much I mean like zero. I was not expecting to like it as much as I did.

First, the introduction of the characters is done super cute and I love the cute animations. Overall this series was extremely aesthetically pleasing. Everything looked alright, the colour correction looked a bit off but maybe that was just my wifi fucking everything up. A little sad MDL does not have the crew like normally written down. I personally have never heard of the director Choi Sittichai. I couldn't find much information about the crew either, which makes me a bit sad because I normally do care a lot about the crew. Apparently Choi Sittichai works mostly on commercials and not much on series/movies.

What I like extremely much is that the highschool/middleschool students who actually look the right age. I was really surprised when I found out Q and X's actors were both at least her the 20 when this was shot. I like how they look so young because, as a student, this just makes it feel more realistic. I really like the acting of both the actors. While watching it I kept thinking about how I recognised the actor of X but I wasn't wrong about knowing Bever Patsapon since he is in many series I have watched before, just didn't realise it. As for Tee Khunakorn, I have never heard of him before, genuinely. Love how Bell Warisara is in the series!! I know her from her music.

In the beginning I was a little confused about everything and just a little suspicious of Mook aswell. Mook didn't seem like a trustable person and not gonna lie I was expecting her to become a 'main villain.' Which I have to laugh about after seeing the series. I didn't understand the original relationship between Q and X. Like were they childhood friends? Just school friends? Or nothing before? Maybe it was just me but I was confused. One thing that disappointed me was it had either no drama or too much. Episode 1 and 2 were pretty quiet but then 3-4 were arguments and more drama the whole time. Look, I don't mind drama but it was getting a bit too much.

The friendgroup was so cute and funny. I love how one was nerdy and the other was super shy and then Q of course who is 'talented'. Talking about Q, something else I found really bad was how Q was portrayed as 'popular' but didn't show it at all. He won many prices for acting but 0 signs of it. Like it was mentioned once or twice but it didn't, in my opinion, seem to play a big spot in the series. The whole SSEAYP totally got out of the plot, genuinely didn't understand and it felt unnecessary.

Ending was a bit disappointing, to be honest I do prefer to see more than just them 'reuniting,' It felt very rushed and I felt rage baited as well. It's nice to have an older queer figure like Uncle Man, because representation matters!Talking about representation, the realisation of X being gay was... not amazing. It could've been for sure better. Overall cute but gets lost a bit.

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Not much to say except typical Ao3 y/n plot.

Another K-bl and I keep on complaining on the same things. Korean bl clearly doesn't understand how to make their stories realistic and I do not like it. Basically the whole club being sold to a big ent company is a fun idea and very creative how they thought of an 'idol ish' football club. But this is just giving the typical 2010's harry style fanfic. Do Ji being a fan and everything and then randomly his 'idol' shows up...

I fucking love sport bl's, especially when they use a sport that isn't overused like basketball. I used to play basketball but I'm tired of the amount of times they use basketball as sport. But, soccer however, is never used. It's very original for a bl to use soccer as a sport. I really love this.

I love how Yoo Gang was an idol just like some other members because they just added some scene's I found funny/recognisable. Like how Yoo Gang Jae does the complete opposite of what he says in interviews. And I'm giving an extra point because EXO FIRST SNOW DANCE. And why can these actors dance this good?

I'm gonna be honest, with so many players everything started to get really confusing. They kinda all exist and it's hard to remember their story lines because they're being thrown at us. Also, it wasn't clear to me which role who had, especially on the field. Like who does defence and who is where?

A very slight thing that I won't count for my review this time, maybe I'm not right but the music in this sounds VERY ai generated. The English sounds so weird and the beats make no sense. It could just be lowbuggeted music but there's something off from it. Another thing, which I also won't change my final rating is the English translation. It was irritating cuz it covered my whole screen whenever they pulled out their phones. It's okay because this was the translation company fucking it up but it was really annoying how I had to pause it to be able to read what was going on.

What confused me the most is no training and no practice match? This is just really weird to me. I get that they had limited budget because this is a low budgeted series but like the only practise I've really seen is tricks? Like cool but when are you actually gonna practice? Especially for the 'idols'. Yes, they had like 1 match in the beginning. The whole plot was all over the place like what was going on bro? The time skips were so fucking unnecessary and just typically Korean... Not only that, the romance was lacking, barely any chemistry and it took fucking 8 episodes for a little romance? I liked Do Ji U and Yoo gang together but the side characters? Don't even understand what happened there.

It's low budgeted, which I genuinely don't care about but it's still mid. Low budget doesn't mean it's mid and could be really well if they just thought about shit. Like location and timeline.

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Cute, slowburn bl for foodies

Although I'm not typically a big fan of Korean Bl, I really enjoyed this one. To be honest I just randomly picked this series to watch since it had been on my watchlist for a long time. I always feel like romance and representation lacks when it comes to K-BL. What I do like about K bl is that it's always short. This series is 8 episodes and around 25 minutes long per episode. The bl did have some of the typical 'Korean drama moments', which were actually really cute.

The whole aesthetic is adorable and well dressed. It's a Kdrama so this might be a bit expected but the acting felt real and not uncomfortable. I love how it's super slow burn, but if you don't like slow burn I obviously don't recommend this series.

I normally don't like series with 'reunion' because it feels very unoriginal and repetitive. But this one is really different than others that use it. The old classmate becoming neighbour is actually quite nice to the plot. However, It also didn't take ages for Do Hoon to figure it all out, which is normally the problem I have with that type of plot. I do not like the flashbacks though, they felt really unreal and fake, probably because they looked older than high school students.

I LOVE the food plot. My mother has a food business and bl's with a restaurant always have a special place in my heart. The love through food reviewing feels really original. It felt like a super cute cozy bl and kinda felt like they already lived together. I love their relationship trope so much.

The whole love triangle was just perfect, I did feel like super bad for Do Hoon, even if it wasn't the fault of Yoon soo. The whole misunderstanding added a super well done plot. I LOVE angst so if you like angst this is definitely your series but don't expect the best angst ever. I really recommend this series especially for people who like slow burn, food and K-BL. Also for new Bl watchers since it's simple and just cute, not a huge plot or plot twist. I love it super much!!

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Very different than cutie pie

Did I rewatch cutie pie and cutie pie 2 you purely for Naughty babe?? Definitely. I watched cutie pie when it was airing and after it was finished I had seen the show 4 times, having to rewatch everything for Naughty babe. I kept forgetting to watch naughty babe and just rewatched cutie pie over and over again (yes stupid).

After watching cutie pie 1 and 2 I was kinda confused about the relationship between Khondiao and Yi. Like they had subtle foreshadowing like Khondiao losing his memory etc but I just couln't help but be confused. Why were they married and what was exactly going on between them? Maye I wasn't really well focused on certain details but I also kinda forgot what Khondiao studied.

Anyways in my opinion this series is wayyyy more funnier than cutie pie, although I'm not sure whether or not I should compare it. I loved this series extremely and if I can be honest... more than cutie pie. Season 1 feels veryyy serious and Khondiao and Kuea are both portrayed as the 'innocent' boyfriends. However both of them had changed in this series. Kuea seems to be wayyy less 'cute boy' ish, probably because he's able to be who he wanted to be. And Khondiao is explained so much better and not just from a 'therapist friend' kinda way.

I loved the clear friendship between Kuea and Khondiao anddd between Yi and Kilen. Kuea showed this season how he also returns the advice he got from Khondiao. What I miss is the friend group from Kuea but I also realised that Khondiao is not really involved with them. It was nice to also get introduced to Khondiao's friends ESPECIALLY when Winner came up (Kong). Also surprised to see Est play his first bodyguard role hahahha. I only know Est from his iconic Mok and not On. Never expected he did a side character who was also a bodyguard.

Kinda confused at one point because they keep leaving out the part about Kuea's aka Kirin's singing career. Like it's kinda disappointing they kept it such a low topic since I'm a huge fan of Nunew's singing career. And his song ไอ้คนน่ารัก.

Extremely cute how they formed a family at the end and I was to be honest kinda expecting the dad of Chun to push Khondiao to adopt Chun or like get between Phayak and Khondiao. Thank godd that didn't happen.

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This was sooo good

I really loved this series and it felt pretty relatable since I also moved from the country side to the city. The loneliness is so real. Also really liked how they showed it in the serie. Something that didn't make much sense was how Seo Jae Won and Kim Ji Hyeon kept meeting everywhere?

The music was fucking peak to bro, and the scene in the bus together omg... anyways I also really liked how they had this moment of like realisation but it was also kinda sad lmao, I fucking cried lmao. The loneliness is shown ssooo well to. I love the owner of that bar that kept giving Ji Hyeon advice she was so nice omg. Also poor Jae Won, his therapist was quite the opposite of the boss lmao.

Anyways loved this definitely recommended! Especially if u wanna cry :3

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Short but adorable story

It's not really like I expected it to be, but I like this series more like this. I was expecting this to be a reunion after reincarnation story but it's wayyy beter. I think the creators went really creative. I love how certain emotions are shown more than other and the way they build this story up to the ending is so good to.

This series definitely deserved episodes from 1 hour long but it's fine the way it is now. The ending, the tears are all over my pillow now. This series was sooo good. One thing I kinda missed was the backstory but in the end it was about the present, not the past exactly.

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