We Said We'd Be Bros, So Why Are You Crossing the Line?

I recommend this to those who prefer the process to the ending; it's a really good novel. Personally, I'm the type who loses interest once the main characters get together. The plot is full of twists and turns; the seme is a clumsy, jealous guy, and the uke is a handsome guy who's consciously falling for her; overall, it's very engaging.

Ah!!! It's so sweet! Some people might find it a bit drawn out because both people know they like each other but aren't sure if the other likes them back, or even if they like the same sex. This tug-of-war can be incredibly long. But then I think of people in real life who remain friends for life, only to find out later, when they've both started families and the romance has faded, that they both…

The character design is pretty good. I watched part of it. The protagonist has a competition, but he doesn't seem to be very busy. The article keeps mentioning "not writing" which is quite distracting. Sometimes the ambiguous scenes feel very unrealistic; I don't even know what they're trying to write, it's a bit unpredictable.

I finally finished watching it; I watched it all afternoon. The plot started off quite well, but the ending felt a bit rushed. Neither of the two main characters speaks; they never utter a word. The early episodes were incredibly angsty for the protagonist (the bottom), and I, with my strong empathy, found it agonizing.

It's a great book, but the middle part is so angsty! The writing is very detailed, and you can really feel the emotional impact of each step. However, the "not allowed to write" phrases in the early chapters are very jarring and disruptive to the reading experience. I hope the author can improve on that.

The little details really touched me. The plot felt so natural, but when I read those delicate passages, I felt a tingling sensation in my heart. For a moment, I thought I'd been electrocuted! 🤭🤭🤭 I'm almost done watching, and I don't dare to continue! 😅😅 Can you read more, baby? I want to finish it all in one go!!! I need to finish it so I can make a PPT and write a book report 🥰🥰🥰

It was bittersweet. It felt like watching a grand unrequited love story. I thought there would be moments where the protagonist (the dominant one) knew the other liked him but didn't realize it himself, leading to some heartbreaking scenes. However, the entire story revolved around unspoken misunderstandings, which felt perfectly normal.

1. The main characters and major supporting characters have positive values ​​and are well-developed. The plot doesn't have any major flaws (it doesn't force supporting characters into romantic pairings, which makes it stand out from many other stories). 2. The romance progresses a bit slowly in the later parts, but I personally think it's okay.

The author wrote very well 💕💕💕 It seems the author wanted to emphasize the hard-won and arduous journey of the protagonists' relationship, but it did drag on for far too long; it felt like ages before they realized their feelings for each other 🤦 The ending felt rushed, and I didn't get enough 😘

Very good, except for the occasional "not allowing writing" 🙂