Started well but they lost it a bit

First I wanna talk about how the posters made it look like it would be one hell of a kinky show and it wasn't. There was a little furry to it, but they exagerated in the posters with those bdsm accessories lol and I was a little disappointed. But that was ok, the series started very good, so much fun and I was loving the story and the characters, the cat and the dog as humans was so cute and brought a real cat and dog essence. It was a comfort series. Then the episodes started to get really sad and it started to feel like I was about to lose them (and I was), and it felt just like The Miracle of Teddy Bear. You know, I was getting used to that ideia, they actually had to leave and we can't always have happy endings in life. And then they pulled a wild card based on NOTHING and they come back. They didn't even bother to explain why they are back or how. They are just back for a happy ending with no explanation. So yeah, they are great and the plot is something else, but they forced that ending real hard.

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I don't think this is a romance

At first I thought this had potential. At the beggining it made me interested about Hira being a person who struggles with stammering and gets bullied for it everyday. He meets this super cool and handsome guy who doesn't give a fuck about anyone, Kiyoi. Kiyoi treats him badly, but you can see deep down he cares, so you keep liking him. Later you'll find out he liked Hira all along and they end up together. The HUGE problem with this series is the fact that Hira sees Kiyoi as a god and a master, while Kiyoi only loves being loved. Kiyoi has made very clear that he only liked Hira because he looked at him the way idol fans looked at their bias. He never had any love as a child so he wanted to be a superstar so he could have people obsessed with him, then he found Hira. Also I think it's unacceptable how he would beat or kick Hira so many times because he had zero patience with him trying to say words. Not to mention that Hira was also very problematic, he would do everything people asked him and it was very annoying, he thought of Kiyoi as a superior, a god, someone he could never really reach or disobey, which is a very fucked up thing to think towards someone close to you. At least at the end they have this talk in which Kiyoi makes it clear that he is just a human and wants to be with Hira, who finally accepts it and that he is loved.
To be short: I still think Kiyoi never really loved Hira, he just loved how much love and attention he received. People who love eachother won't treat themselves with violence and will try to understand they're partners special needs.

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if every tear we dropped for them was money they'd be swimming in a diamond pool

The first episodes were so chill, like there were funny sounds and comic scenes so I completely forgot the word "cry" in the title. Before I talk about the BL itself: SHOUT OUT to Omega X boys who did a great job as actors.
Ok, moving on: they were so fricking cute. Yechan's character is EVERYTHING to me. I wasn't ready for all the trauma and shit that happened to him, so I kinda felt like k*lling ms at first lol, but since I couldn't stop watching, I got over it. I mean, I didn't. But I started to appreciate the fact that there was an actual realistic story in a korean drama and I do like sad stuff at the end of the day. I just started liking that there was something serious going on and they protraited and dealt with it really well.
Honestly I recommend it because it's really good (not sure if it's a high rewatch value since that are very upsetting scenes) and Yechan is so damn fine. Also, crazy traumatized mean but sweet looks good on him. I wanna put him into a jar.

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They are everything to me. This was pure comfort.

After Enchanté I had very low expectations for these two again. I even thought it was just going to be a copy of GAP The Series, but with men. It was actually very similar to GAP, but it was hard for me to admit that it was even better (since I love GAP and put lesbians in priority 'cause they have less representation). Force and Book were absolutely amazing. They were always good together, but the plot of Enchanté didn't help them. A Boss and a Babe was very well produced, written and the acting was great. I love cat and dog couples and this is now one of my favorites. I have spent the last weeks just thinking about them and waiting for fridays to come, they made me very happy. I also loved how when they (barely) fought, it would last 2 min (for us) and then they would solve it.

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I liked them a lot as a couple. But that's it.

I liked these two. I really did. But the story was a little too hard to watch. The thing I hated the most was that they made us watch Uea being harressed and sexually abused too many times. They would repeat those scenes to "remember" us what happened, but it was just unconfortable and sad. The writers could've left Uea alone for a second. He had too many traumas and 3 guys abused him in the show. I don't like watching this stuff repeatedly and with detail like that, it's triggering. King and Uea were great together, they had great chemistry and King was very supportive (there was this one time where he wasn't very nice with Uea insinuating he was actually hitting on their boss, but after that I would say he compensated a lot by getting him fired and putting Uea's stepfather in jail.) I loved Uea and Jade's friendship, Jade was so sweet all the time and I can't wait to watch his spinoff.

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This was on point

This felt a bit like sex education with time traveling. I spent the whole time angry at Alex 'cause he was incapable of understanding what he did wrong and that maybe there was no way to fix certain things. He kept insisting in regaining the trust from Jean but he assaulted her. What he did was sexual assault and it didn't matter how much he had regreted it, she was stuck with trauma. What I liked about this show was that it showed us that some things in life are irreparable or can't be forgiven. So the only way to solve the problem was going back in time after he had learnt about everything he did wrong. I think this show was very important and inclusive. It was the first time I saw a non-binary character (shout out to my girl Silvy) and there was all kind of couples! I liked almost every plot and they even managed to make me like the straight couples, because they were also different: Ciize and Sing with the kinky stuff, Mark and Best as HPV open-closed relationship and Phuwin and his abortion girlfriend! Super recommend.

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Loved it

This was a show that made me anxious for every sunday to come. I spent all my weeks thinking about this (this rarely happens to me). Even though I'm not a fan of Until We Meet Again I absolutely LOVE BounPrem and their characters. The way they start from just being sex partners and then can't get off of each other was beautiful and exciting. They were able to make me feel very warm with their relationship based on support, since Team had an unresolved trauma. The way Win took care of him was really sweet, knowing Team was very stubborn most of the times. I sometimes had a few problems with unnecessary drama between those two, though. The side couples are very okay. I Honestly just don't like the fact that Manow is so annoying, everytime she said or did something I was so done with her. The couple BeePrince did not sell anything to me, it felt like they had 0 chemistry. I do love that Santa was in it, he's the cutest.

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If you're looking for a Tonhon Chonlatee storyline, forget it. But this show is good, I liked it.

First I was afraid Porsh would do another character like the one from Together With Me, but I was very glad to see him as a married father (also his husband in the series is his husband in real life, I thought this was really cool). The main couple is really sweet and I love them for the cuteness and the fact that they are basically married. The relationship between them and their families is very sweet too (except for the crazy biological mother) and the lack of homophobia is great for me. There's a few problems like the secondary couples are very little explored and have no closure and the toxic trait about the main couple that you can see in one scene where Ai makes Nai change his shorts cause "nobody can see his legs, only him". Later on they went back to being so cute that I almost forgot about it. When it comes to Tonhon and Chonlatee, well... There's almost nothing. They have so little screentime, we know nothing about them but the good news is Tonhon is not a terrible person like the original.

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loved it

The first two episodes were very boring and I thought it wouldn't be good. But then it surprised me a lot and I really, really loved it and it made me cry. Earth and Santa were so good actors, like when they acted as children I really believed they were in the early teens. Then there's a time jump and they are young adults and I loved the difference, the character development was amazing. I love them together, they cried beautifully and the drama was well written. What I hated was the secondary couple in which the girl is, like, finishing college and the boy is still in school... like bitch wtf??? and they try to make you feel sorry for her because that grown woman can't love a kid? seriously I skipped almost all this couple's scenes.

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WATCH THIS. DON'T WATCH THE OTHER ONE.

This is okay. It's even cute. There's consent, if something is wrong they do the right thing and solve it, they communicate. It's SUPER healthy if you compare to the new 2022 series. It's short but it's way more worth it since the actors and characters are great and lovely. I mean of course there were things and behaviors that I didn't like but after seeing that they changed the whole story and personality of the characters to make a terrible drama with a toxic relationship with physical agression and assault I'm a big supporter of this past show. Of course this series has less rating than the new one. I guess it's a thing now... seems like the fans are loving to watch and romanticize sexual abuse and violence between couples. Please go to therapy this isn't cool.

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Terrible

I was excited to watch this for 2 reasons: Jeff Satur (OST) and Chap (handsome). Dude, it was such a bad experience to watch this. How can I start... First, the couple has 0 chemistry and they're kisses are terrible to witness. I didn't like anyone in this series, none of the characters were interesting enough (actually my favorite character was Nawee's brother who is an asshole but was the only one who made me feel alive when I watched it lol). There are TOO MANY accidental kisses and I hated every single one of them. It's too cheesy and unrealistic, plus they added a backstory for Chap's character and it was way too dramatic the way they handled everything. I'm so sad that Jeff was envolved in this, his songs turned out to feel like a mess too :(

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ok guys this is one my new favorites

God knows how much I missed some gays in crime or, even better, solving crimes. Dude this is so good!! I missed a BL show that had an actual story besides the romance. The way the plot is not actually about them but they do everything together and have their moments is beautiful. They are older and mature so if there's a fight is not gonna be silly and there's no jealousy, they are just fighting to find out about the truth and help others together. I could cry right now because they don't do BL series like this anymore, I really wanted more shows that are about other things and do not revolve everything around the couple. Like, this one is all about doctors, suspense, investigation and even teaches medical terms to the viewers. I'm on my period but I mean everything I just said lol I'mma cry I love this series so much

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Every BL fan or fujoshi should watch this

This series is about a BL within a BL within a novel that is the BL we're watching. It's confusing, but you'll understand. I really liked Lovely Writer because it is a big metalanguage: It is constantly making critics about the BL industry, what they do for money because of what the fans want and what really happens behind the scenes. Yet they still manage to make a very good romance between the writer and the actor. They didnt give up on many cliches but I could tell they knew what they were doing. There was even a scene at the ending where they break the 4th wall in a way of telling us they know we are watching. This is a must watch because it helps us get into a reality that we didn't stop to think about since sometimes we get stuck in an illusion that every BL couple get along in real life. For that I have a message for the fujoshis: since most of you spend everyday shipping on twitter and forget the actors are real people with real lives, I hope this show will help you realize that there's no reason to be this crazy about a ship and stop arguing about which ship is better. I want them to watch this because it shows the impacts of the crazy fans and they should see for themselves. What I didn't like was the ending 'cause the last episode was very boring and let some issues that got me waiting for closure. Also the actor of Aoey is terrible at crying.

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