The Sign

This BL series' main plot is the legend of Naga and Garuda, but it's weighed heavily with crimes and their investigations. So if you like crime drama and mystery with a little BL fantasy as its condiment, then this is a show for you. But if you came here looking for a pure fantasy plot, then you'll be disappointed. Cause the fantasy part weren't dug deep enough. The first few episodes were filled mostly with crime stories and police works. They will entertain those who enjoys crime and mystery genre. The fantasy part were only shown once or twice. Until the few last episodes that is. To me personally, it's not a problem. Although I do think that it can be way better if they had shown us more of the Garuda versus Naga war.

I've been hooked on The Sign since the very first episode. What pulled me in right away were the realistic fight scenes none of that awkward, stiff action choreography you sometimes get in other series. The fights here feel intense and believable. I honestly appreciate the actors' hard work, especially since fight scenes aren't easy to pull off. Not sure if they used doubles or not, but either way, they sold it.

What I also love is the unique concept, mixing romance with elements of police training, crime-solving, and even reincarnation. Yes, please. The suspense and mystery in the storyline kept me engaged throughout. It's not just another BL romance; it has layers, and that makes it stand out.

Visually, the show is solid. You can tell there's a decent budget behind it-the cinematography and editing are clean and professional. Everything looks sharp and well put together.

And let's not forget the chemistry, BillyBabe nailed it. Their dynamic feels natural, whether they're bickering, solving a case, or sharing quiet moments. They've got that spark that makes you root for them.

Overall, The Sign is a thrilling mix of action, mystery, and romance with a supernatural twist and it delivers on all fronts.