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I agree! It deserves higher rating. It's better to watch it at night before bed. And then fall asleep in tears 😂

Too many good-looking actors and actresses here 😍

My complaint too. Just make them kiss before they die!! 😅

But still, I love it even without the kiss.

But I hope she would decline. I'm not ready for that kind of role for her yet 😂

Are you strict with only 2023-2024 jdrama recommendation? Then, you could try these:
1. The Makanai
2. Rebooting
3. Trillion Game
4. Anti Hero

But there are older jdramas that are also great.

I waited months for this and it only lasted for 2 hours. It's great. The plot isn't something new but there are things that made it special.

Yes. And I think it's not the best option for jdrama starter. Jdramas have different style, not like this one.

I think it's not. 20th Century Girl is about mistaken person.

This is my first asadora. Already watched 13 episodes and I'm loving it. The feeling that only jdrama can give to its viewers. Of course, it is extra special with Kaya Kiyohara in it.

Yui's struggle to adjust from a mom changing her toddler's diaper to dealing with her son's love life real quick. She was robbed of nine years. But I can't hate Asako completely. She was just became depressed.

Aaaah it's so great! The same feeling that I felt with Mother (2010). Deserves a higher rating, honestly.

So I started it again from episode 1. Michieda-kun was so cute here. I remember seeing him for the first time 7 years ago. I immediately searched his name hahahaha I knew he would be popular.

The worst scenario about starting to watch an ongoing series is that I most of the time get tired waiting for 1 episode each week. 7 years passed and I'm ready to start watching it again. I miss seeing my mother, Erika Sawajiri, in a drama.

The plot is just simple. But I'm amazed by how they discussed the word "normal." I get what the movie wants to convey and I agree with it. Do we really need to adapt to what the world believe is "normal" just because many people are acting like it?

I only watched it because of Kaya but I ended up so invested. She really is a versatile actress. Her character's personality is different from each role she take. She can be gloomy, naughty, cheerful, etc. That's why I'm always looking forward for her works.

But that love hotel scene of her and the author nearly gave me a heart attack! Swear, I will cry if something really happened.

I would recommend Fight Song, Hold My Hand at Twilight, The Fulltime Wife Escapist, Tapestry. One for each actress :)

I think it depends on the director, the actors, and the genre. I've been watching jdramas for a decade and I've got to know great actresses with great dramas. See the works of Kaya Kiyohara, Suzu Hirose, Yui Aragaki, and Nana Komatsu. There's still many but these 4 are my top favorite.

You may want to try Hitman in Love. He's so funny in there.

I appreciate the Japan and SK collab... but I hope they made it still feel like a jdrama. I feel like I'm watching a kdrama with this :(

Dareka! Who's gonna sub this? I really want to watch.

I respect that. But the rating just tells that more people find it entertaining. That includes me.