Originally posted as an editorial piece in Reverse Harem Gazette: Issue # 44, July 2025. With revisions. from Hajimete Koi o Shita Hi ni Yomu Hanashi Hello wallflowers! I’ve been thinking a lot lately about how reverse harem means something a little different to each of us. Reverse harem has always been a wild garden. It’s a trope with no strict rules, open to endless spins and reinterpretations. At one point, someone even got upset with me because our definitions didn’t line up. (Re: Earl & Fairy on Myanimelist Forum). That’s exactly why I created Levels of Reverse Harem classification, which I’ll now be calling The Bloom Index. See original post here . It’s also fascinating to see how different perspectives add nuance to our understanding of this trope. from sakaimii In joseimuke (media aimed at women, especially games), you’ll find subcategories like otome games, bishonen with no romance, and boys’ love. Otome games overlap with five flowers and four flowers, wh...
What did you think of the first episode?
ReplyDeleteIt was awesome, and I actually kind of liked it better than the kdrama.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad I'm not the only one that liked it because so many people were hating on it, even though I'm very interested in it.
ReplyDeleteok there were lot of inconsistencies with the technical aspects and cringed with some of the scenes but I enjoyed the fun parts. I'm just about to watch the 2nd ep.
ReplyDeleteI think the third one was a big improvement!
ReplyDeleteI think the acting was awful and it was so cheesy I was expecting more from the US
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