The series dropped this extended cut/BTS of the piano room scene, which we see small fragments of in episode 3 during a montage.
If you haven't checked out the series yet, 3 episodes dropped this past Friday! Go watch it now!!
My two favorite genres of comic are BL and supernatural horror, so I will go for any crossover between these two elements. "Tales of the Hundred Monsters Next Door" is excellent. So far i think there are 2 English volumes released, theyre funny, spooky, cute, the main characters have better chemistry than some full-fledged BL I've read. The main character is a gay man with a fat crush on the older kimono-wearing gentleman who helps him with his paranormal issues, and uses him to expand his collection of supernatural artifacts and experiences. The first volume is mostly a single story, but in the second volume, every chapter is its own, mostly self-contained ghost story involving the 2 main characters in some way and I love that format. Every ghost and supernatural place or object really has its own personality and history that they take some lesson from. When it comes to supernatural not-bl-but-kinda im sure that more people would look to "The Summer Hikaru Died" but I love this series more than TSHD for its variety of spirits, and involving older more masculine men (by bl standards). Jinpachi is so handsome and I relate to his yearning for that old man. P.S. would you sell your soul in return for however much cash is in your wallet right now?
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The series didn't portray Natsume's hurt or even slight jealously towards Toma getting everything, because he once sent Toma for a workshop he'd been selected for. I mean, the show sees Natsume as a goody two shoes who was fine with everything Toma did and how everything was resolved after one damn argument. The tension would have made the series more interesting.
I want to begin this essay with a quote of Satin, one of Gorky's play "The Lower Depths" characters:
"What is man? It's not you, nor I, nor they—No, it's you, I, they, the old man, Napoleon, Mohammed—all in one. You understand? It's tremendous! In this are all the beginnings and all the ends. Everything in man, everything for man. Only man exists, the rest is the work of his hands and his brain. Man! It's magnificent; it has a proud ring to it! A man has to be respected! Not pitied . . . don't degrade him with pity. . . . You've got to respect him!"
By the way, if you ever decide to read this play, fair warning: it's devastating, bitter and tremendously dark, however I do love this quote and I think it reflects my thoughts on the show.
But can I call it really a show? Technically, yes. But it gave me so much for thought that I'd rather call it "an experience." This is at least how I feel about the title I finished watching an hour ago.
Let's begin with the plot, which is painfully simple: two guys broke up and now are looking at the ruins of their relationship. How to live further? Can they mend what's broken? 6 episodes will be meticulously digging into these questions, letting viewers come to their own conclusions.
It's one of those titles that does not preach or take anybody's sides: rather it explores, as if being an impersonal 3rd something, what it's like to be in a relationship that didn't, doesn't and won't work. The title speaks for itself: "...who I will break up with," so viewers know the outcome, nevertheless, I would never have thought about the real reasons for the main characters to fall apart.
And that's the core of the show and why I started this review with that quote: there is no drama, no tears, no heartwrenching monologues. This is just life as it is: we fall in love, break up, struggle being parents, lose ourselves, fight for happiness when nobody sees us. I loved the idea of being a complete stranger to a person, who's supposed to know you better than anybody else. Drowning in your own life while neglecting the one close to you is what happened to Yuma and Itsuki. The script doesn't take either of the sides and doesn't ask the question "who to blame?" The characters come to a logical conclusion themselves and the end of the show is neither sweet, nor bitter, because life goes on.
These were not the only themes covered. Six 20 min long episodes manage to talk about:
Misogyny at work
Being accepted by parents
Child abuse
Becoming a new mom
Postpartum depression
Loneliness and depression
And with all that, the series remains lighthearted and wholesome, making it easy to watch, but my head was boiling with thoughts and meanings on the go.
I was thinking if I myself was ever biased towards gay people? For example, that many fashion designers are gay. Why would I ever think so? Yuma's character faces the same discrimination: he hated the idea of winning the pitch just because people thought he could represent the female point of view better. Or the obsession of the BL community — who's top and who's bottom? I find it ridiculous to speculate about it, which is reflected in Itsuki's emotional speech: leave me alone and stop being obsessed with other people's sex life! The series claims that gay people are the same people as everybody else — that's why they need the same rights, not because they're different, is what makes this title so true to life. I really hope Japan will win this fight.
The series explores THE HUMAN as is — there are neither good nor bad people, there are just people who fail, succeed, and simply try to figure out what to do with their lives. Through the eyes of the new mom we see how life seems to eliminate you while everybody else keeps going; through the eyes of Itsuki we see a vulnerable, tender person who is so lost that he prefers to remain in his solitude; and through the eyes of the director we live through uncertainties and find strength inside ourselves.
With everything it manages to touch upon, this is a very tender yet topical film, answering so many questions about life and love, which rounds up my top 3 BL (I don't know though if I want to call these tilted BL anymore) series I've watched in 2026, which are:
Soul mate
Life in smokey blue
The Boy and I Who Will Break Up in 100 Days
It's one of those series we can get once a decade.
Once again, Japan never ceases to impress me with its artistic possibilities.
Thanks for reading this far and take care!
I have not found anyone who reads yaoi or watchs BL... am I really the only one.... 😩
I m in the search of someone who loves all this .... I really want a Yaoi bestie...
Anyone who reads or watch all this can we be frnds... Where r my yaoi besties.... 😗
My fav one is ' The Nerd Project ' , ' Painter of the Night '
and obviously ' Blossoms of the White Night '
My fav author is the one and only BWAT.
If there is someone who loves all this pls be my frnd ... I don't wanna be the only one enjoying this all ... I look forward to meet my BESTIES 🤭
Lots of love 💗
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See where it all began with Season 1 Viki ║ Wetv Uncut ║ Wetv Cut ║ Youtube uncut ║ Youtube Cut
Adapted from the "Four Doctors" (สี่หมอ) novels by Howlsairy . Each couple has a novel of two books each.
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Director ➢ Natthanon Kheeddee
(Director of Revamp and upcoming How to Survive My CEO )
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Some inspirations are never accidental.
The moment two gazes meet, the canvas can no longer remain blank.
Every unfinished brushstroke, in this very moment, slowly finds its answer
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im new to watching chinese bls, does other actors really show this type of deep connection to public or just them? im worried im getting too attached and scared to find that all of these are just fan service. i have watched some thai and western bls and they are the only couple i know that does these kind of things like ig lives and travel videos even months after the show released. also watched a video where they didnt know that actors “divorce” after the the show has released or finished and said that they would still continue doing ig lives 🥹
if it really is fan service, theyre GREAT that id find it hard to believe. theyre chemistry is really good that i wont be surprised if they got tgt in real life. the marry me ring the ayden got for elio is also feeding my delusions LOL
id still support them no matter what though
Have been out of BL world for around two years or so, after watching it obsessively for 3 years, now ready to jump back into it and start watching obsessively again. Can someone help provide me a directory of the BL’s ever released in TV series and movie format. Tracking also would be helpful, but I can create that myself if required.
Season 2 of The Proper Way To Write Love (Renai Rubi no Tadashii Furikata) is in production and will air in October 2026. The same lead actors and writer-director tandem return for the sequel. Please look forward to it! 💞
★ STARRING ☆
Genki Iwahashi as Hiromu “Hiro” Suzuki
Satoru Soma as Natsuo Washizawa
☆ STAFF ★
Directed by Yasuki Sato
Screenplay by Motoko Takahashi
1st episode on IQIYI on Tuesday, July 14th
Get a head start by reading the 2 volume novel set A 2 vol novel series "Bupphesanniwat" (บุพเพสันนิวาส) by Rompaeng (รอมแพง).
Get a taste of the het 2018 adaptation of the novel on Youtube
Brooo, I almost cried in every single episode. 😭
I know this series is definitely controversial, and Lu Feng as a character is absolutely not someone whose actions can be justified. But I have to admit, I really enjoy this kind of dark and obsessive trope in fiction.
I was fascinated by how completely obsessed and possessive Lu Feng was of his beloved Xiao Chen. It was dark, intense, and full of emotional conflict. Of course, I'm fully aware that everything he did to Xiao Chen was wrong and unacceptable.
And the BGM... absolutely top notch. It captured the yearning, longing, obsession and love so beautifully that it made every emotional scene hit even harder.
I do have a few questions about the novel though. Could someone please elaborate on Lu Feng's character in the novel? I know he was obsessively in love with Xiao Chen and that he 🍇 him multiple times while keeping him captive. But did Lu Feng also physically beat him? Like slapping him or something?
Also, in the series, they were separated for four years at first and then for another five years later, making it a total of nine years of longing for each other. Is it the same in the novel? Or were they separated for even longer....more than ten years?
And lastly, could you all help me to find the novel link.
Thankyou ❤️
At first, I was hesitant to watch this series because the title made me cringe. I honestly thought it was going to be about a man getting pregnant. 😭
But the story is set up in such a different way that you quickly stop thinking about that and just enjoy it. I really loved the chemistry between the leads. Especially the actor who played Enigma he's so charming on screen and has such a strong screen presence.
I genuinely think he deserves more roles in mainstream, big-budget romance dramas too. He has the looks and charisma to pull them off.
Overall, this series isn't that good, but it's not that bad either. It's just okay. The episodes are easy to get through, and I didn't even realize when I had finished the whole series,felt so short lol
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Adaptation of Thai drama Your Sky
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