This is my first review of a BL. Why? Because never before have I felt compelled to write a review, but after watching this I feel obligated to.

In a room full of generic fluff, this show is a true masterpiece. It is not simply a BL, but a poem that through it's masterful use of language touches on many complex themes, such as: youth vs maturity, trauma and lose, the pain that comes with confronting the past, first love, the conflict between parents and their children, self
acceptance, ect...

It does not have to rely on being cute to grab it's audiences attention, because it stands on it's on two feet as a superbly crafted narrative. In fact, it's not cute at all, but rather it is soul wrenchingly beautiful.

It's leads were phenomenal in their roles. The cinematography was lush and symbolic. Most of all it's writer/director is at heart a true playwright, and a master of his craft.