Hikari no Naka

Agree. Once you start commercializing it and only want to get easy money, quality will be the last priority. But the thing is people still watch crappy BL and that's why they keep producing them. I heard lots of complain abt Tonhon Chonlatee but they still have tons of view counts, so no incentive for producers to put efforts to improve the quality. That's why I'm so grateful for CM for raising the bar so high and in a way educate the viewers to be less tolerant to the crappy ones.

That'd be awesome!

https://world-of-bl.com/
Found this link from other drama page, it's like an updated massive database of all BL shows. Many of you probably already knows this site, but just sharing it here FYI.
Just look at the number of BL shows produced by Thai and Philippines, it's like they are competing to produce as many BLs as possible XD and sadly very few from Japan.. T__T

The sub is a mess lol.

I think you're right ^^

You're right. I think it's also because of fans' overwhelming love and enthusiasm for the drama and their wish to see more of Kurodachi. She once tweeted that after watching the drama, she felt a lot of motivation to write vol 7, so I guess that's also part of the reasons she'd changed her mind ^^

I never though this topic will be brought in the manga lol. I'm still confused, but either way both versions of Adachi loses his power already, so manga version is now on the same page with where drama ends. So possibilities for story continuation is open :)

Thanks for the recommendation, I'll take a look at it later :) I honestly doubt anything will come close to CM for the time being :(

Actually in vol 6, Adachi was offered to transfer to Nagasaki's office and he felt insecure, since if he did transfer then he'd be separated from Kurosawa and not able to touch and read his mind. I felt like I'm missing something here, since as I remember Adachi never expressed his concern of losing his magic after "not being virgin anymore". In drama, it is assumed that once he's done it with Kurosawa, then his power will disappear.
I read some fans' theories (not sure if it's correct), it has something to do with the definition of "losing virginity", especially in M/M relationship. So my wild theory is all these times Adachi never considers that doing it with Kurosawa means losing his virginity, since he assumes he will be the "bottom" one? (again, it's only my theory ^^).
Perhaps it will be explained better in vol 7, needs to wait until spring for it to come out -__-

I first watched the raw one on a Chinese website, but someone already subbed it recently. The link is on the drama's comment section (thanks to Ichihachi who informed it).

I watched it already ^^ it's quite a good one. Cornered Mouse Dreams of Cheese is also recommended, it's quite intense and leaning towards LGBT movie rather than typical BL movie.

That's true, I often see fellow CM fans somewhere else on other drama page. But I still haven't found anything interesting lately..

https://twitter.com/toyotayou/status/1350036807774138372
Toyota-sensei posted the latest chapter of the manga. Adachi seems to have lost his magic, he can't read Kurosawa's mind anymore. But he looks very surprised, even questions the definition of "virgin" (??). Did he not expect to lose his power after doing it with Kurosawa?
Anyone familiar with the manga story please share your thought, since I'm rather lost here..

Initially she planned to end the story after Adachi loses his magic, but she seemed to change her mind. Thank you sensei for giving us hope @_@

I admire your dedication XD and he's really handsome with that hair style! He also thanked everyone for 1M Insta followers. I'm glad that he's with LDH, they encourage a lot of interactions with fans so we can see him quite often. Akaso's agency is really stingy... -__-

No problem, everyone will have different opinion and it's totally fine :) I'm not good with in-depth analysis and personally not very fond of overanalyzing things since for me watching drama is a form of entertainment and relaxation. So I mostly relied on feelings when watching manga-adaptation drama, for example when watching LA of Seven Days and Life-Senjou no Bokura, I felt that they fell flat compared to the manga (contrary to most of other viewers). But surprisingly I felt content and not disappointed when watching this (this is also coming from a manga fan that shipped both volumes of original manga from Japan). But I kinda agree with you on Kyouichi's character, I also feel he's a bit flat. I imagined him to be more of a wishy-washy type that is easily swayed by other people, but in drama he looks rather tough and cool. Maybe it's because of Okura looks? And yes, Imagase is a bit toned down here, in manga he is much more emotional but I still like Narita's acting in this.

OMG this is totally different from what I expected . I was expecting a dark serious revenge plot, but it turned out to be a very entertaining one lol. I should've read the comedy tag beforehand. A very delightful surprise though.

I think the faster you die the better lol (preferably instant death with no pain XD)

Why he has to do live cast when everyone is in the middle of work -_-

You know this fandom so well XD