what happened to Japan? Japan Used to make wonderful bls.not many in one year but it was really well produced…
What do you mean? What didn’t you like about the series, and which series did you like? By the way, there are way more bl series now than there used to be.
I really love the series, but this is the strangest storyline I’ve ever watched in Jbl. None of it makes any sense. I really didn’t expect this in the second episode-it’s so weird, and it also feels very rushed. The characters’ emotions aren’t treated with much depth or realism. Maybe everything was simply sped up too much.
They look much better in their livestreams. I don’t know whether they use filters, but they look several times better there. What’s even stranger is that they seem to have much more chemistry.
I think Chinese dramas often feel very “engineered” and calculated, with very little sense of authenticity. Then, when you suddenly see them live, they seem more human and behave more naturally. In my opinion, their chemistry doesn’t come across on screen in the drama because the characters are too carefully constructed.
I’m on episode 7. I’ll probably finish watching it, but I don’t have that strong urge you get when you’re watching a really good series.
Doesn't have sad ending. But it's very toxic and tragic. Either u hate one character throughout journey like 80percent…
"Blue Lips" It started off light and fun, but I think it's going to become melodramatic, the way Chinese dramas often do.
There's also Bittersweet Love, which I'm really enjoying at the moment.
"Deep In" is hit or miss for me—I like it sometimes and sometimes I don't—but the latest episode was good.
Usually, people who really love Chinese dramas are less into Japanese ones. Are you like that too? What I mostly love are Japanese series. So, in the end, I recommend all of them. I think Japanese dramas are much more emotional and profound than the Chinese ones, but they're not as melodramatic.
COLORS- short and sweet but more "real" The Servant Prince (2026)- Revenge plot...I love it. Your Summer, My Storm (2026)- I love it, it's so cute My Summer of You (2026)- Tragic, but in a manga style.
As for Thai series, I don't watch many of them unless I'm just bored. There is one Thai series, Don't Be Too Emotional, that's nice.
Doesn't have sad ending. But it's very toxic and tragic. Either u hate one character throughout journey like 80percent…
I guess if I were watching it once a week, it would be less frustrating, but it feels like there’s progress and then they keep going backwards, and there’s no communication, which is a bit annoying. Anyway, I’m still watching, so we’ll see how long I stick with it. It’s such a shame because the beginning was light, cute, Chinese dramas tend to do this with their shows.
It started great, but then it completely derailed into a mess. China has some of the most beautifully written…
I think that’s the tragic reality of communist China. But on the other hand, movies are supposed to be an escape. It feels like they’re trying to prove to you that it’s not worth being gay in China.
I started watching it, and the first two episodes were wonderful. Then, all of a sudden, it became really melodramatic. I'm wondering if I should keep watching. Is the whole series like that, and does it have a sad ending?
After watching Shibuya Kento’s latest BL drama, seeing his scenes in this one is really, really funny. The same goes for Higuchi Hina. They both act extremely well, but the contrast between these characters and the other roles they have played is so huge that it is genuinely hilarious.
Overall, the drama is very cute, but also tragic.
The lead actress is not quite on the same level as the lead actor, and I find her casting very puzzling. She does not really fit the kind of character she is supposed to be playing—a beautiful woman whom everyone chases after and wants.
I wonder why casting choices in recent years have been like this. Maybe it is because female characters are expected to be bolder now, and perhaps that affects the casting. It was not like this in the past. It does not entirely make sense to me, but the drama is still very cute. I hope they release the remaining episodes.
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I think Chinese dramas often feel very “engineered” and calculated, with very little sense of authenticity. Then, when you suddenly see them live, they seem more human and behave more naturally. In my opinion, their chemistry doesn’t come across on screen in the drama because the characters are too carefully constructed.
I’m on episode 7. I’ll probably finish watching it, but I don’t have that strong urge you get when you’re watching a really good series.
There's also Bittersweet Love, which I'm really enjoying at the moment.
"Deep In" is hit or miss for me—I like it sometimes and sometimes I don't—but the latest episode was good.
Usually, people who really love Chinese dramas are less into Japanese ones. Are you like that too?
What I mostly love are Japanese series. So, in the end, I recommend all of them. I think Japanese dramas are much more emotional and profound than the Chinese ones, but they're not as melodramatic.
COLORS- short and sweet but more "real"
The Servant Prince (2026)- Revenge plot...I love it.
Your Summer, My Storm (2026)- I love it, it's so cute
My Summer of You (2026)- Tragic, but in a manga style.
As for Thai series, I don't watch many of them unless I'm just bored.
There is one Thai series, Don't Be Too Emotional, that's nice.
Overall, the drama is very cute, but also tragic.
The lead actress is not quite on the same level as the lead actor, and I find her casting very puzzling. She does not really fit the kind of character she is supposed to be playing—a beautiful woman whom everyone chases after and wants.
I wonder why casting choices in recent years have been like this. Maybe it is because female characters are expected to be bolder now, and perhaps that affects the casting. It was not like this in the past. It does not entirely make sense to me, but the drama is still very cute. I hope they release the remaining episodes.