Ethan.LeiYang
Showcases how trauma can effect people in different ways
This drama is perfect for people who need something to sit down and watch that want a BL, but it's not spicy or has plot holes and no communication. There's a lot of communication between Minoru and Yutaka that many BL dramas should have. The clear boundaries Yutaka has and keeps enforcing throughout the drama of "Change is hard" and "Please ask before doing something bold" is a perfect embodiment of hiw many people cope with trauma that isn't usually talked about. Yutaka holds his own and does not change midway through the drama because he finds himself enjoying this way of living, but rather opens himself and vulnerablizes himself slowly, which is very real and comforting. Minoru's character is an embodiment of an older siblings thoughts and feelings. (For me, at least.) He tries to hold strong for a long time himself. The respect he shows for Yutaka, especially during the scene where Yutaka has to stay home sick, makes my own heart flutter. He shows himself as a tough exterior who isn't understood within his family. I love this drama. Comfort drama!!Was this review helpful to you?
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Honestly, most of what im reading is negative. I personally found this very addicting, but there was a few things i didn't like.1) Kamol had nobody, yet suddenly Ethan and Danil come in and Danil's Kamol's adopted brother, yet they would have sex?
2) PLOT HOLES
3) In episode ten, the three bodyguards suddenly had a threesome for "plot." There was nothing with this after the fact, and I think there should have been some follow up or side story to Kamol and Kim's.
4) How Cherry and Danai called eachother "siblings."
5) Just how fast Cherry switched from "Danai and Kamol's informant" to just Kamol's.
There were limited things I enjoyed. The music was top teir, though I couldn't find it.
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ONLY 10/10
I've rewatched this numerous times, and plan to do it again. I love Yamato and Kakeru. This is one of my own comfort dramas. The trope reminds me of something I had to fake for a while. I love this sickeningly. Kakeru being insecure next to Yamato is a relatable experience, and the actors feel very real. It brings tears to my eyes for some reason. I'm usually more professional writing these, but I'm listening to "Casual" and it's most definitely their song. They have my entire heart. I like how there's basically no spice and just 2 guys trying to learn about themselves and figure this out. Perfection.Was this review helpful to you?
