Loving Someone Doesn't Mean Looking For Happiness
A romance drama with unique premise. Centered on a woman who's a teacher of girl's school. Once, her student get in a trouble, her student caught in a bar, named The Joker, and she spent almost a hundred million yen through her parent's card. The teacher was asked by her parents to solve the problem. But, she was trapped by one of the host on there.
The tale of forbidden love also the different shape of every love that every single person has on their own life. The true love that beyond the normal norms and social justice. Everyone could describe the love as it was a something strange, but the one who fell for it will always have an excuse of their own stuff.
Honestly, I barely enjoyed the age-gap themed. But, surprisingly, I enjoying this more than I expected. The premise was indeed unique, but how they crafted it as a natural and realistic one have already mesmerized me. It seize me up through the show as far as it runs.
The mature romance that nothing cringe left behind, the problem solving that too-far realistic, the dynamic chemistry that natural. Oh I guess, I just watched the romance documentary, instead a dorama, by how far the naturality they served for. Japan always have the best realistic plot I've ever seen. Too realistic that somehow sick, yet addicted.
I love the way they don't make an excuse of "exploitating woman" or "womanizer" in this dorama. Also the main topic of "night's club" was barely got the right excuse. They serving the very make sense reason, the way they have almost many negative perspective towards it. But, they also serving their positive one too, with nothing exaggerate. Just giving both point of view, and let the audience choose which one they'd take out to.
The cinematography, the back song, even the scenery, they looks so simple. Nothing spectacular at all. But indeed some shot looks pretty eye pleasing. It's not a bad tho, at least for me.
All in all, this dorama was stunned by the unique plot and how they crafted it with well enough. Don't expect something "Wow" technical visual or sound design, but the screenplay itself was enough to make you sit since the very first second it played. Just give it a try, if you love a mature romance!
The tale of forbidden love also the different shape of every love that every single person has on their own life. The true love that beyond the normal norms and social justice. Everyone could describe the love as it was a something strange, but the one who fell for it will always have an excuse of their own stuff.
Honestly, I barely enjoyed the age-gap themed. But, surprisingly, I enjoying this more than I expected. The premise was indeed unique, but how they crafted it as a natural and realistic one have already mesmerized me. It seize me up through the show as far as it runs.
The mature romance that nothing cringe left behind, the problem solving that too-far realistic, the dynamic chemistry that natural. Oh I guess, I just watched the romance documentary, instead a dorama, by how far the naturality they served for. Japan always have the best realistic plot I've ever seen. Too realistic that somehow sick, yet addicted.
I love the way they don't make an excuse of "exploitating woman" or "womanizer" in this dorama. Also the main topic of "night's club" was barely got the right excuse. They serving the very make sense reason, the way they have almost many negative perspective towards it. But, they also serving their positive one too, with nothing exaggerate. Just giving both point of view, and let the audience choose which one they'd take out to.
The cinematography, the back song, even the scenery, they looks so simple. Nothing spectacular at all. But indeed some shot looks pretty eye pleasing. It's not a bad tho, at least for me.
All in all, this dorama was stunned by the unique plot and how they crafted it with well enough. Don't expect something "Wow" technical visual or sound design, but the screenplay itself was enough to make you sit since the very first second it played. Just give it a try, if you love a mature romance!
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