Doku Koi: Doku mo Sugireba Koi to Naru (2024)

Shiba Ryoma é um advogado genial, ambicioso e exigente, que tem um plano audacioso. Tudo estava indo bem até conhecer Haruto e ser cativado pelo seu olhar doce e sorriso terno e ter sua vida virada de cabeça para baixo. Um dos pontos altos da série é a dinâmica entre Shiba e Haruto. Perfeita. Gosto da natureza severa e equilibrada de Shiba e da natureza engraçada e complexa de Haruto. A série tem um tom leve ao abordar ética, moralidade e o que significa ser honesto quando nem sempre tudo é preto no branco, certo ou errado. As cenas em que os personagem aparecem em situações cotidianas também me encantaram. Além disso gostei da maneira sutil, mas impactante que a série usou as suculentas para simbolizar o crescimento e desenvolvimento pessoal dos personagens à medida que enfrentam dilemas morais e éticos. Ufa, não sou a única que conversa com suas suculentas 😂😇 E finalmente temos um tema de abertura que é simplesmente cativante e dançante! Ia adorar se tivesse uma segunda temporada!!

Ponto negativo: a bagunça que a Netflix fez ao transmitir a série. 😡😡

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Legally Yours!

This was an entertaining blend of drama and comedy with a refreshing plot (not a university BL).

Ryoma was an interesting character. He is a passionate lawyer with a very peculiar relationship with his succulents. He has that classic tsundere energy but deep down is such a softie. On the other hand, Haruto is charming yet mysterious, hiding his secrets until the last few episodes. Even though it was pretty obvious that Haruto had ulterior motives when he first contacted Ryoma, I couldn’t help but side with him. The suspense added intrigue, but I do feel like they revealed his secrets a bit too late, and what followed after , felt rushed.

The chemistry between the leads Ryoma and Haruto, was so palpable!
Their relationship was beautiful. The way Ryoma risked everything for Haruto and trusted him despite all odds against them was touching. It shows how pure and strong their love is. And Haruto, who initially approached Ryoma for his own reasons, ends up staying and going to great lengths for him. They both needed the calm warmth and unconditional emotional support the other provided. There were moments that gave me second-hand embarrassment, but it was filled with that perfect mix of laughs and swoon-worthy moments.

While their romance had its ups and downs, I do think the pacing of their relationship was a bit fast. But considering the 19-minute episode length, it’s understandable.

Overall, this was a pleasant surprise. Though it has its flaws mainly with pacing and some ambiguous character intentions, it still managed to keep me hooked with its great chemistry and decent comedic moments.
If you're looking for something light and fun, I’d definitely recommend it! It’s the kind of show that’s better binged rather than watching one 20-minute episode a week.

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