Aishang Ta de Liyou

MORE LIKE A BIASED REVIEW (QUITE UNPROFFESIONAL BUT REAL)

Did not know i was waiting for this my entire life!
Instead watched those petty animes with harem, ecchi, stupid comedy bits, and romance was like always some innocent thing which idk is maybe some Japanese kink but I dont enjoy at all. Not confessing for 1000ep straight, misunderstanding, stupid and unreasonable love triangles. Shyness and blushing all over the place. Makes me sick
So this was definitely a change of pace. I rated it 10/10 just becuz of biased reason definitely its not 10/10 and im not tryna sell that out either.

Fmc is the most beautiful animated ... character i have ever seen, loved her personality as well. Mc is good as well.
Thankfully they changed the manhwa ending (what a joke).
OST are 10/10 ended up in my playlist just uplifts the scenes.


Overall- 9/10 (but still rated 10)
I rewatch it quite often and hope it gets a totally newly written season 2 (with the anime route they took)

Didn’t expect to like this, but I kinda did. I usually don’t go for romance stuff—especially not the overly dramatic kind—but this one felt… weirdly grounded? Like, some of the situations were actually too real, in a “yep, people really do act like that” kind of way. Not always in a good way, but that’s what made it interesting.

It’s short—12 min per episode, 22 eps total. Felt a bit rushed sometimes, but honestly I’m glad it didn’t drag out. One season was enough. I don’t think I could’ve handled a second.

The animation? Honestly, it’s too pretty. Like, sometimes I just stopped paying attention to the ... story because the visuals were that good. Smooth, detailed, expressive—the kind of animation that makes you want to pause and admire every frame. The background music is subtle but works well, so no complaints there.

Okay, real talk though—I’m totally obsessed with Shiya. Like, she’s honestly the best part of the whole thing. Her character hits all the right notes for me, and I found myself rooting for her way more than I thought I would. If you watch this, prepare to get hooked on her too.

The story reminded me a little of Golden Time but with less fluff and more awkward tension. Not super romantic in the typical sense, but it felt kind of mature? Or like, emotionally chaotic in a way that isn’t just drama for the sake of drama. It made sense.

Not perfect. Kinda clunky at times. But worth checking out if you want something a little different—and if you want to fangirl over Shiya with me.

This series was pretty interesting at first, but the more episodes I watched the more I started to dislike it. I had hoped for getting the typical anime romance feels, but unfortunately I was very disappointed.

The part of the series that I liked was that love isn't straightforward, rather more like a roller coaster that is unpredictable. But it got to a point where I stopped caring about what kind of ending the series would have. The OSTs were literally carrying me through the series, because they were, in my opinion, the best part of every episode.

I have watched a lot of romance anime ... because it is my favourite genre. This has to be the first one that I didn't feel a connection to most of the characters. I was mostly bored or frustrated through the whole series. I took the series very seriously, which is why it's so sad that I am feeling the way I am feeling about this series.

I don't know why this series made such a bad impression for me. Maybe it is because it was the first chinese anime I have watched or just simply that this series is not my taste of romance anime.

My adjusted score: 6/10. My personal score: 5/10 (if not even lower). It's up to you if you want to watch it or not.