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Ohm's crying scenes in episode 12

the ONLY reason why I like this drama series is because of

the plot doesn't really thickens, but rather our understanding of the characters and I think it's gonna be stuck in the introduction phase until the end

why does the ML make EVERYTHING so traumatic? 💀

Ikr.. they don't give the viewers information on how much time has past and when they said a year, i was also very confused

I agree with you, but the actors are eye-candies and everyone gets blinded by their visuals

he cries so prettily omg

If you watch the latest episode, you can analyse it as his trauma response from his childhood. He acts sporadic because his parents somehow took away for him being able to act like the typical child. He was too busy being anxious on wether they actually even liked him in the first place or not. But he is getting older, and I think he'll be able to kiss Takara since he is in that suitable age where he explores. Spoilers, but that preview for the next episode is a kissing scene and he looks so calm and welcoming to that experience.

his character development starts at ep 4!

they don't have any problems dialogue wise, but I agree with you with the fact that there is something off... however, that kinda fades a bit when you watch the latest episode! (also because first loves are usually awkward in the beginning, so there's that layer)

Takara's character development and getting to know more of Amagi's past is amazing! Love the latest episode!

I can't stop staring at Payu's necklace in episode 5 omg iykyk

the ending is too cute!
"It's not enough for me." HAHAHA you tell him, Shin!

when he belly flopped a few meters against the water omg that must've hurt!

Well, it's based off a manga and if you know anything about live-actions, their bound to be corny af. Which can be a con for some people as it's based on 2D characters - which obviously works for mangas and anime. But then there are people like me who are aware of the situation and just eats it up.

I understand that there are live-actions that are obviously better than this, but I personally don't mind! All of the cast are full of rookies (in terms of acting) and so I'm pretty sure they've received tons of guidance from the director, writes and acting coaches. And as for the budget - investors don't really give much compared to A-list celeb dramas if a big chunk of the cast are idols.

Nevertheless, I recommend you watching ep 4. It gives Takara's perspective, gives you depth on how he feels and a bit of his backstory. Fave episode so far imo :)

I felt as if I were interrupting them or was an intrusive stalker because of how intimate ep 4 was omg I had to pause a couple of times and wearing headphones didn't help either since I could hear EVERY SINGLE DETAIL

(chuckled a bit because it was a little rushed and they didn't use lube)

Episode 4 was amazing! Loved how we got to see what's happening inside Takara's head and it somehow justifies every action he's made till now. He's calm and thinks deeply in his daily life, but then you have scenes where he's shy and looks away from Amagi or falls down which is so cute!

There was a hint more emotion from Arata, but the screenwriters are definitely saving his character. His feelings come through his dialogue, and through analysation, you can tell that he's a warm and caring person. It's just that his voice throws you off by how monotone it is, making everyone think that he's a cold character,

his instagram.. he also went live last month and said that he's half Korean

there is none, but since they're rookies, everyone's will understand if they don't have one

I saw the mic several times and that just takes me out of the fictional world they're trying to create.. like damn, they couldn't mask it out in post-production?!