Surrender to My Professor

A 70-episode student-and-professor romance that runs on a single structural rule: the relationship cannot be acknowledged, so every scene has to happen in public. That constraint is the whole engine. They share a classroom, a corridor and a grading system, so the story keeps putting them in rooms where being seen matters more than being honest.
This is a sweet-romance title rather than a dark one. The tension is reputational, not physical: careers, scholarships, and one rule that exists for good reasons. The series handles that by making the female lead the one who sets the pace, which is why it reads as romance rather than a power-imbalance story.
Seventy episodes at 60 to 90 seconds is the longest version of this premise on the app, so expect a slow middle third and a fast final ten.

A 70-episode student-and-professor romance that runs on a single structural rule: the relationship cannot be acknowledged, so every scene has to happen in public. That constraint is the whole engine. They share a classroom, a corridor and a grading system, so the story keeps putting them in rooms where being seen matters more than being honest.

This is a sweet-romance title rather than a dark one. The tension is reputational, not physical: careers, scholarships, and one rule that exists for good reasons. The series handles that by making the female lead the one who sets the pace, which is why it reads as romance rather than a power-imbalance story.

Seventy episodes at 60 to 90 seconds is the longest version of this premise on the app, so expect a slow middle third and a fast final ten.