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I liked this one a lot, despite its flaws. It was more entertaining than some that have noticeably higher budgets. I wish they had done more with the criminal case and Teng Mo's backstory, and the ending felt a bit rushed. Otherwise a pretty satisfying watch.

I suffered through to the end, but my opinion about the story did not improve. There's nothing wrong with the actors; just the story itself was a dud for me. Will not rewatch this one.

Of the hundreds of dramas I've watched, this one earned a rare 10 from me. Chinese BLs are really on roll right now.

I already hate "Jam". The character visually annoys me. I think it's the hair. It's an abomination... and that terrible outfit from the wedding that he was wearing. It looks two sizes too big and stolen from the set of Designing Women. I'll try another episode, but the "humor" fell flatter than a pancake dropped off the Empire State Building, for me.

Ugg. Xiao Fan is so spineless and embarrassing to watch. I'm just skimming it at this point because he's so annoying. If you're going to lie there like a doormat, everyone is going to step on you.

I can be extremely critical of shows, but I gave this a rare 10 even though it was less graphic than I would really like. The story, the emotional intensity, the red flag behavior, and the casting were all delicious. though.

I want more like this one. It checked almost all the boxes for me.

Enjoying the story a lot but disappointed that all the naughty bits are happening off camera. Why can't we have both?

It's an excellent story, but it's sad. Probably would never rewatch it. This one won't be everyone's cup of tea. Definitely not for those seeking romance or erotic stuff.

I'm relieved to see I'm not the only one who finds Than's behavior super cringe. Has he been hit in the head too many times during contact sports or something? He can't read the room? He's very pushy and overbearing in the condom scene in the past too. Not wanting to shower or wear the condom? WTF? If my lover said I stank, I'd wash my butt. I wouldn't blame Akin for running away from him if we find out this is how he always behaves.

I honestly just laughed at the ending. It was awful. The overall story quality was irredeemable. The guys were good-looking, and the cinematography was excellent; that's about all I can come up with for a positive takeaway. I hope that everyone receives better scripts for their upcoming projects.

I had high hopes for this, but it's just not great, and it's not the actors; it's the boring script and screen time wasted on unimportant side characters instead of relationship building between the leads. The other issue is the ridiculous, over-the-top villains and the fact that this story seems to have taken place over a few days. How can they develop any believable romance if no time passes? I hope they can pull it together in the last episodes and show us something worth the trudge through the first six episodes.

This is a very sweet story. Wish they had added an episode of them at the end; that would have given better closure to their future selves, though.

The first episode was so good; I wish there were more like this.

Meh. I don't know what I was expecting, but this was such a dull [and somewhat cringe] first episode. Nothing hooked me in any way.

I rarely post a comment, but this series is just so much garbage; I don't even know why I'm watching it. Am I really that bored? I'm not feeling any chemistry between the main couple; their "love" scenes are such a turn-off. The whole story just... really, it's a lot to unpack; like it was written by someone with the emotional maturity of a 13-year-old.

Annoying FL ruined it for me.

For myself, I think I'm about done with this. The work story line is completely banal. Mos is hot, but Bank's character turns me off in every way possible. The trifecta of Kun Dad **vomits**, cringy dance scene, and boring, high gloss love making was all I could take.

I don't know. I liked it but didn't love it. It was such a strange mashup. The script just seemed to be lacking some logic and cohesion. If you don't think about some of it, then it's enjoyable. Handsome actors. Strange cinematography and costume choices. The tone was serious, but... I don't even know what I want to say; I'm probably going to give it like a 7. I don't regret watching it, but I don't know if it's going on my rewatch list.

I'd even take Stephanie Meyers' purple prose vamps. What I don't want is camp and low brow comedy mixed in.