5 Reasons To Watch BL “After Moving Seats, The Boy Behind Me Has A Crush On Me”

“After Moving Seats, the Boy Behind Me Has A Crush On Me” is about a new class seating arrangement that leads to an unexpected and slightly awkward atmosphere when the class loner is confessed to by the school’s most popular guy, a guy he has no recollection of ever talking to. If that already excites the BL watcher in you, here are five more reasons this heartwarming, low‑stress BL deserves a spot on your watch list: Warning: spoilers ahead! 1. The set-up is gold The plot isn’t complicated, extravagant, or even new in this J-BL, but the way that it’s uncomplicated is actually what makes it so good, especially if you’re looking for a low-stakes, fun watch that isn’t going to add to your real-world stress. Basically, it’s a story about a confession and the blossoming romance that follows, the circumstances of which are pretty much entirely covered in the title (in a very Japanese BL fashion). All it takes is a classroom seating change by random drawing to alter what was likely to be another normal day for students Mayama Hare (Konishi Eito) and Asamiya Kosei (Gennosuke). Mayama is the classroom loner who enjoys his peaceful days unbothered and alone, while Asamiya is the handsome, p...