This series is amazing for how realistic it is. The main character portrayed a young gay person's thoughts and feelings so well, it was scary how accurate it was. I am now writing this review months after watching it, and it is still memorable and it has good rewatch value.

The story is extremely unique, I have not seen drama like this before where a gay boy meets a fujoshi with who he can share his feelings. The drama had funny scenes, emotional scenes, even nerve-wracking scenes, and they were all entertaining to watch. I was fully invested in the story all the way through.

The only part of this series that I (heavily) disliked was the sexual relationship with the older man. I do not live in Japan, nor do I know anyone who knows what the young gay experience is like over there, but I assume that this was included to give an even more realistic portrayal. I know that in our community, there is sadly a lot of intimacy between older men and young boys, it seems that this occurrence crosses borders.

Japan is doing great with their BLs, not sure if this counts as it has little of "Boys Love" in it, but the character is gay so there is that. Anyway, the quality of Japan's BLs is amazing, most of them are extremely well-acted, have interesting storylines and are groundbreaking because of it. These films are amazing works of art and should be watched by everyone, not just LGBTQ people.