My Personal Weatherman (2022)

 

My Personal Weatherman (2022)
Rating: 10/10
Category: BL / Office Romance (with a dash of domestic slice-of-life)

An unexpected gem that quietly settled into my heart like a warm blanket on a rainy day. This drama had everything I crave in a short BL series—mature pacing, tender moments, and chemistry so natural it felt like watching two real people fall in love behind closed doors. Yoh and Segasaki's dynamic was both electric and intimate—equal parts teasing, domestic, and emotionally layered.

Segasaki, with his mysterious aura and subtle vulnerability, paired perfectly with the shy, introverted manga artist Yoh. Their every interaction was a blend of tension and affection that never felt forced. And the way the story slowly peeled back the layers of their relationship—how love can be both a shelter and a storm—was deeply satisfying.

Honestly, I was left with just one complaint: I wanted more. A second season, a sequel, anything to revisit these two again. The world they built together felt so lived-in, so real, that saying goodbye after just a few episodes was heartbreakingly difficult.

Final Thought:
A quiet masterpiece in the BL world. Short, sweet, stormy, and unforgettable.