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I've never really thought about it, but if the parents were not acceptable, it would have only made the show better.
The show is genuinely great – I hope the next three episodes will be as good as the previous ones.

I haven't seen many JBL, and I agree. In relatively older works, I used to often notice the main actors' performances, but in the current ongoings, I can't recall any actors whose acting really caught my attention.

I've watched 9 episodes, and the acting is genuinely poor. The further into the series you get, the more obvious it becomes. What surprises me most is Tomoya, since I've seen his acting in other projects and know he can do better.

Yes, it was my fault for not looking deeper into the situation. I'm sorry about that.

If someone is afraid of spoilers, they won't click the 'Reveal spoiler' button... Besides, this drama isn't the kind where a spoiler ruins the whole experience of it.

I think it was expected, but I really liked the resolution of it all. I didn't expect everything to turn out that way.

Jero, you are such an icon. I've been observing this comment thread for a few days and I want to say that you write in the language of facts.

wow, season 2 is confirmed 🥹🥹🥹

Wait, WHAT?

I'd like to remind you of another scene showing Sota's feelings for Natsuki – and it's in episode 3. Throughout that entire episode, they showed how important it is to care about the feelings of those close to you. At the beginning of the episode, Natsuki tells Rio that she so casually told his mother about Sota's dreams and feelings. And at the end of the episode, it's Sota who tells Rio that because she took the dog for a walk without telling anyone, his mother and Natsuki were really worried about the dog.
Also, in that same episode 3, it felt like Sota was less happy about his walk with Rio than he was about his walk with Natsuki in episode 2.

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Wow, episode 5 was really powerful. Natsuki's confession of feelings for Sota was stunning. At the same time, the small details also reveal Sota's feelings for Natsuki – for example, how upset Sota was when he couldn't feed Natsuki, and how Sota ran after Natsuki at the end of the episode... I really love this drama; the script has so many little details that end up playing a role later on. And now I'm sure that Rio doesn't have strong feelings for Sota, and this is based on previous episodes too, because we've been shown multiple times that Rio in this relationship is similar to Natsuki in his relationship with the girl at the beginning. I can't wait for episode 6.

I didn't see enough emotion on Oku's face during the confession scene on the beach. I know he can act – I liked his performance in Minato's Laundromat and enjoyed the dramatic moments with him. Maybe I just don't fully understand his character, and that's why I'm not liking his acting here... Kazuto, on the other hand, in the beach scene, had plenty of emotion on his face, and overall, I have no complaints about his acting. Well, either way, I'll be waiting for the next episodes.

I didn't like Oku Tomoya's acting in the middle of the episode. I don't understand his character's emotions in that moment, and it ruined my overall impression of the episode.

Wow. It's soo peak. I'm waiting for the new episodes soo much.

You're sooo right, Diva

Tbh, in six episodes, the younger Yichen makes only two controversial decisions: hiding Lu Feng's message and a quarrel with Qing Lang.

You're soo diva