Not a typical BL, but a queer story about a high schooler coming to terms with his sexuality in a conservative society. The acting and cinematography were top notch. Was I annoyed by the focus on the tennis stuff? Yes! Was the pacing uneven? Also yes...But I think this is still a series worth your time
Despite the fact that this is a censored adaptation and the fact that they decided to put out a even heavier censored version, this remains a incredible story worth watching. It's totally different from all the cookie cutter stuff China puts out these days. The dark aesthetic, the acting, the cinematography... I love everything about it. The sci fi element they added doesn't really bother me. Only the car scenes are a little bit goofy, because it's pretty obvious it's just a screen in the background.
I wonder if they kept the original ending from the novel. I feel like all danmei adaptations we got to see until now, all have a sad or ambiguous ending ...
it feels like Da On still has no idea how dangerous Su hyeon en Jae Min are after all they've done to him. Seong Hyeon pissed me off a bit this episode but after being rejected over and over again, and then Da On showing up with a hickey... I kind of get why he was ready to give up.
I'm rewatching this in preparation for the last 2 episodes next week. it's kind of crazy how much happened in only 6 short episodes. Really hope to see Da On happy and carefree for at least half an episode.
Enjoyable movie, very aesthetically pleasing. the ending was rather confusing. I don't think the madman actually killed those people... but the case is closed and the baby is born, so life goes on....
I wonder if they kept the original ending from the novel. I feel like all danmei adaptations we got to see until now, all have a sad or ambiguous ending
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