Sanjûsai made dôtei da to mahôtsukai ni nareru rashii

This series is about a new love connection between two very sensitive, caring, and giving individuals. One is shy and has never been in a relationship. The other is very careful to be thoughtful and understanding of his love interest. The storyline is charming and shares how all of us are insecure and cautious when entering a love relationship. The powerful message is love reigns. Highly recommend to everyone who believes in love.

Dear Writers/Producers/Directors/Cast/Production Company, please let us share the growing love with a Season 2. Arigato! Thank you!

Lately, I watched lot of BL series and I have to confess this is the best one so far. Only part that I don't like there is no kiss scene for whole episodes. Gosh I waited to see that!

At this writing only three episodes have been released, but it's enough to see the quality of the production. It almost feels like a film, especially if you are used to Thai or Pinoy etc, BL series. This just feels more - well I want to say professional but that's not quite right-accomplished and thoughtful. From acting to cinematography to editing.

It feels substantial, even though the plot is fantasy. The office / workaday setting somehow gives the series more gravitas than most BL fantasies. The characters seem real and genuine and we cannot help being drawn in emotionally.

I realize It's a little irresponsible to write a review based on just three episodes of a 12 episode series. And I'll revisit this when the series finishes. But frankly, I couldn't wait to share my enthusiasm.

Side note: it's not clear to me whether there is an official version with English subtitles. I've seen two differently translated versions of the same episode, and there was considerable difference between them. One was more succinct, the other more fleshed out. In BL land, it's kind of the wild west when it comes to bootlegged copies and subtitles. I hope that an official version becomes widely available soon.

The strength in this drama is that the two main actors immerse themselves in the role very naturally, the director maintains their unique style of play in their drama. the office environment is an important setting that makes the story very natural and the element of speaking in the heart is the main weapon to attract the emotions of the audience, this drama comes from a comic, but this playwright has added a lot of good things, usually a drama with a gay theme will only end with the dominant eroticism side or bromance awkwardness that makes it annoying, this drama tells a love story that releases gender identity in romance. This drama is a breakthrough that can be widely accepted in the Asian global market. I hope there is a second season or a special film, of course with a mature plan and can take stories from other comics. this is the best drama of 2020.

The best way I can describe this series is just wholesome. Since it is based off of a shounen ai manga there is nothing but wholesome goodness. The acting was actually a lot better than I thought it would be. Minato's, presumably, wig always threw me off, but I suppose they weren't about to go ruin their hair for a series as short as this. My only qualm is that you never actually see them kiss? I've noticed this to be a reoccurring theme in Asian BL dramas. They always get as close as one could get to the final moment, the top of the ark, and they just hover. It could be because of Asia's strict laws on televising LGBTQ+ content (seen from China's laws on gay content) and censorship of indecent acts. Honestly, there wasn't much more to it, but I definitely enjoyed all of it in its entirety and would recommend to any mlm content.