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People have different opinions and that's fine. Also many viewers are waiting for this to end before rating it and it is definitely not for everyone.

You are welcome! I still hope that netflix changes their policy so we will be able to watch series when they air.

It depends on where you are from. In many European countries it gets released a week after it ends. However in some other countries including the U.S. it releases two episodes a week. If you have watched other series on Netflix it will probably be the same. You can check on Hospital playlist season 2. If the episodes are available, then the same will probably happen with this one. But if HP season 2 is not yet available in your region, then you will probably have to wait for this one to finish before watching it on Netflix. (That's how it usually happens at least.)

Please be good

Yes it does, when it comes to netflix originals and this is one of them

The acting is not good imo, but the biggest problem is the character. Maybe that kind of character could work better in another type of series, but since this series is melancholic and realistic, she just seems over the top and quite badly written comparing to the others. It feels like she walked out of a makjang.

I am talking about the ML's friends death. It may be in the first ep., but it takes a while until it gets revealed and it is the main story about the ML in the first ep.

I personally am not fond of her acting too. Maybe it is just her character though. She seems like the typical mother in law and she feels out of place.

Maybe it's better to cover this as a spoiler

Unfortunately I had one episode left. However gladly I wasn't that invested in the series. Please be more careful next time :)

Came back after months to say that I am still in love with this series.

My top three:
1. Missing Noir M
2. HIStory 3: Make our days count
3. Trap

Spoiler tag this

Thanks for spoiling

You are welcome. I don't know what else to recommend you, besides the ones I have already mentioned. Maybe you can try Mouse. I personally drop it, but it is a hit or miss. However check the tags before watching.

I think that no streaming platform has the rights of this yet. A little time before it starts you can check the website to see the legal sources.

I never said it was. I said they took the essence of it. Exactly. The writer isn't portrayed as an angel and I believe that that part has influenced the way the main leads are written in the story. Even though they have their own struggles, they are portrayed in a way that seems pitiful, but at the same time you can't completely like them either. Indeed in the novel ML had a complicated relationship with his father. He was always absent and he ended up disowning him. However throughout the book it seemed that he cared about his father, or to be more precise that his father was an important figure in his life, something that was obvious when they announced his death. The way his father treated him deeply influenced him and he was looking for his father's love. Also even though the ML was technically rich, after he got disowned he lived poorly (even with the help of his brothers). It is often said in the book that he didn't have enough money to buy a drink. Like I said, it is not based, but for me they took the essence of it which is basically not feeling enough human and the feel that you failed in even being that and they distributed it in the two protagonists. Of course it is not based. We can't say that since the story is completely different. It even takes place in a different time period.

It doesn't necessarily mean you will warm up to both of them. Personally even though I like the story of the ML more, I found the FL more relatable. Being young doesn't have to do anything with this. I am also young and I can relate with some of her struggles. Besides that, I think that relating to them is not the first aim or to be more precise it is not really necessary. For me, even if the show isn't completely based on Dazai's novel, they have taken the essence of it which is not being able to feel part of the world and the other human beings. In the novel even if the protagonist's hardships can be relatable to some or even if you are able to understand him until one point at least, at the same time he seems to be far away from the reader. Even if you completely relate you can't really describe him as a likeable person. So I think that the series also presents two people that can have some characteristics that others could relate with, but at the same time they wanted to keep the feeling that they are "disqualified from being human". They seemed to have separated the feelings of the ML in the book and distribute it in the two main leads in the series.

Probably you wanted to answer to someone else 😅

I am still here and enjoying it 😂😂😂