It's a blatant "19 Days" clone for the first 60 or so chapters, before coming into its own with real character development & background stories, & I'm okay with that, & it's DAMN funny. Frankly, by 100, they're actually staring to remind me of Urameshi & Kuwabara from Yu Yu Hakusho.

The albino MC; Jin Zhan (Justin), is basically Jian Yi, from his appearance down to his personality, but other guy; Yu Shu (Ian) is not particularly like Zhan Zheng-Xi, other than his penitent to only lose his temper at his best friend. He's slightly more like He Tian, in that he gets into street fights while maintaining his role as a top student.

Jin Zhan/Xiao Zhan (Justin) has a girly face, but he's the talker & buffer of the two. His personality is like a dog; Frisky, persistent, easily excitable, loyal, playful, & not terribly bright. He's also thin-skinned, easy to hurt, very sensitive, can't fight for shit. He seems to be subconsciously bisexual, as he is naive, affectionate, childish,& free spirited, thus often mistaken for being a pervert when he has no intentions, not helped by his frequent habit of using ambiguous or incorrect terminology.

Lean, uke-ish Yu Shu (Ian) gets a personality overhaul when they finally get a background story. He's a Jeckyl & Hyde type. While he's the top brain in school, turns out to be a real Yusuke Urameshi (Yu Yu Hakusho) when no one from his school is around to see, & often has to save Jin Zhan like a knight rescuing a damsel. He seems to be bisexual, but VERY reluctant to explore that part of himself.

The valentines special Umbrella Rose reminds me of the Sock Rose Yi gave Zheng-Xi's sister.

Super pissed about the westernizing name job from the translators. I want the original Chinese names of the characters.

Du Sha (Trisha) is this series' Xiao Hui, but instead of being a threat to the relationship, her goal is to play cupid & be the everywoman that represents the audience.

Their fathers have been ship-teased together since they first bumped into eachother. It's most likely that they are just a huge tease & running gag, & the author is trolling us, because they probably won't divorce their wives. They'd also probably also be too weirded out by them hooking up when they think their sons are dating eachother.

The author posted links to these fully voice acted semi-animated versions of the first few episodes.
https://www.bilibili.com/video/av58351260/
https://www.bilibili.com/video/av63394844/
https://www.bilibili.com/video/av51237395/
https://www.bilibili.com/video/av66257785/
https://www.bilibili.com/video/av54825037/

There is also a live action TV series in which zero effort was put into making the actors look like their comic counterparts. Disappointing, given how god tier Chinese cosplay is.

... Last updated on September 17th, 2019, 11:00am

Although it starts really gag-like and is utterly hilarious, it does end up having continuous plot points and their relationship truly progresses from just funny classmates to bffs who share their problems with one another. Did I mention it was hilarious? The faces are drawn to perfectly portray the situations and you could honestly figure out what's happening without the translation lmao. It gives me 19 Days vibes with how the bromance is strong and how one guy is carefree and the other more straight-laced, but the chapters are longer and there's only one set of bffs lmao

I've only gotten to read 4 chapters o this (and a cross over special with D. Jun's Here U Are) and I'm in love with it. It's hilarious and adorable and I've physically laughed out loud at each chapter.
I truly hope someone picks this up to finish scanning it, because just those few chapters really made my day.