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I like the story because one of the main protagonists is deaf and mute. The role is played very authentically, and you can feel the emotions he's going through. I haven't seen sign language addressed often in films or series before. Therefore, I think it's really well done and an important, special topic.

The protagonist's anger and insecurity about his deafness are well camouflaged by his optimistic demeanor toward others. It's beautiful how sensitively the topic is handled and how tenderly feelings reveal themselves little by little, and how trust is built between the two men. Both main protagonists go through a nice development.

I also liked the second gay couple in the story. So I will say - it's a must see. : )

This is another BL series from Taiwan. This one is about falling in love with a person with disability, specifically a deaf and mute person. There's so many touching and heartfelt drama in this series. It's a great love story and also a guide on what to expect and do in this kind of relationship. It has a good ending and the plot was delivered smoothly. There are two couples in this series and seeing how this is a mature series, you can expect some spicy scenes in it. Although there's none that's too scandalous. There are also some familiar faces in this series, there's one from Plus & Minus, and another one from HiStory. I guess the director loves giving the audience deja vu.

Jin Yun is a great actor, lovely, innocent but always confident. Great series to know a bit more about love under all circumstances, basic plot but very well acting and directing.

Just, I lack one more episode, for some details to resolve or get more clear, but it is kinda obvious that the protagonists got at the end more mature, self-aware and more looking ahead, so the next steps are sure to happen, however they didn't happen clearly.

The expected romance, yeah is predictable, but it is happening slowly, more realistic like. It's nice to know so much about the psychological background of the characters.

See Your Love isn't your typical BL series. It's refreshingly different, especially with its deaf representation, which you rarely see in the genre. The story follows Shao Peng, a deaf and mute guy who's eager to land a caregiver job, and Zi Xhiang, a rich and laid-back guy who ends up hiring him.

It's a fluffy series with just the right mix of comedy and a bit of action thrown in. What hooked me was how engaging the first episode was, I was instantly invested. Honestly, I'm shocked this show is so underrated. A lot of BL fans are definitely sleeping on this gem.

The chemistry between the leads is next level. Their connection is undeniable, even through subtle stares and small gestures. The acting? Spot on. Even the side couple is adorable and adds charm to the story.

Shao Peng's portrayal as a deaf character is really convincing. And while Zi Xhiang starts off as a so-called "useless rich kid," I genuinely admire how he puts in the effort to learn sign language just to communicate better with Shao Peng. That's not easy, and it says a lot about his character. He even starts trying harder at work, all for Shao Peng. Total green flag couple!

The kisses and intimate scenes? Super natural, with zero awkwardness.

There is one scene that really hurt to watch, when Zi Xhiang says some harsh stuff to Shao Peng. It was heartbreaking, and honestly, I wish he hadn't gone there. Being deaf isn't anyone's fault, and the worst part? No real apology.

Also... am I the only one confused about the cousin drama? Like, he wants to take over the family business but is also trying to block Zi Xhiang's relationship with Shao Peng? Dude should be thrilled Zi Xhiang has no interest in the business. The logic just isn't logic-ing.

Zi Xhiang's dad against with their relationship but it wasn't really explored in depth, and in the end it's unclear whether he gave in or still does things for them to break up.. On the flip side, I absolutely adored Shao Peng's family, they were so kind, warm, and supportive.

If I had to point out one downside, it'd be the excessive flashbacks. With only 27 minutes per episode, the constant flashbacks felt a bit much. They could've used that time to move the plot forward instead. I would have give this a 9/10 but the excessive flashbacks made it choppy, so I gave it 8/10.

Still, See Your Love is meaningful, easy to watch, and never feels dragged out. Definitely a hidden gem worth checking out.