A Chou is her name when she's poor, before marrying in Jun Dai's place
I think the great thing about this show is there's no purely good or bad characters, it's just a lot of grey, or the *lesser of 2 evils 😆 Jun dai is the more "evil" one.
Whereas Wei Rao does bad things for the sake of survival.
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I noticed this poster is leaving a lot of passive aggressive and condescending comments to others. I'm hoping everyone doesn't get put off from posting just because of one individual.
Just check his mydramalist profile. All information about the actor are always available
He's not really new, he's already been in a few dramas as supporting characters. However, this is the first time he's the male lead :)) Happy to see different faces.
Can anyone share their thoughts on episode 9? 😆 This show has turned out completely different to what I expected and I have been reflecting back on past episodes and seeing if there were signs that I missed.
So, Mitsuru and Sakiko agree to try again, but it's obvious that Sakiko isn't happy and she's already mentally checked out of the relationship. The hole in the filter at the end, was a sign for her to end it.
I think it's ironic that whilst Mitsuru's habit was to physically run away, Sakiko had a similar habit too, just manifesting in a different way. As we've discovered now in Sakiko's case, inevitably in all her relationships, she would over time, choose to emotionally distance herself and then eventually, end in a break up with her partner.
There were hints throughout the show, firstly when Itsuki asked if she still saw Mitsuru with rose tinted glasses, and her mentioning the glasses again to Mitsuru later on. And Chizuru saying that Sakiko gets bored and loses interest easily in things, as well as her ex husband saying that the old her would sprint away at the first sign of trouble.
It seems as though Sakiko has a history of seeing her partners through these rose tinted glasses, putting them on a pedestal and when reality hits or if something happens that challenges her idealised version of the partner, she mentally checks out and then bails. She would drop her mask and perhaps her previous ex husbands couldn't handle the sudden change, or perhaps she tries to get them to end the relationship... I'm not sure.
If Mitsuru didn't disappear first, it seems that Sakiko would keep being with him until something else happens that would ruin her idealised version of him. Mitsuru trying to keep everything clean, even though he said he's not that type of person, is trying his best to fit in with Sakiko's standard. She did also mention she had high standards for her partners and that's why it never worked out in her previous marriages.
Everything flipped for me in this episode. At first, I felt like Sakiko was the victim but now I feel that Mitsuru could also be a victim. Both of them, maybe to some extent were mirroring each other and It's just a matter of time which one would end up imploding first. It just turned out that Mitsuru ended up folding first.
I don't know whose problem is worse 😆 I feel like both of them should end up alone.
I haven't yet caught up to episode 7 but I think Mitsuru should end up alone and he shouldn't torture anyone else until he gets psychological help. I don't see any redeeming qualities about him as a partner, even his first impression was very off putting 😆There were already red flags earlier on, and Sakiko was too naive.
Getting answers out of this man just makes you want to tear your hair out 😆 It's clear Mitsuru has pulled many disappearing acts throughout his life, and this isn't the first instance. Sakiko should have ditched him the first time he ghosted her.
He was selfish for marrying Sakiko, and now selfish for walking back in. The kindest act he can do at this point is divorce and leave... forever lol
Except that this is not fully youth drama. So judging this drama from "high school drama" pov and expect…
I feel like if they got minors or barely legal adult actors to act in this, people would then be complaining that they look like kids pretending to be professionals and that they look too young to get married, in addition there will be a lack of intimate scenes, since the actors are young. There will be complaints about that too haha
Since they end the drama as mature adults, I think it's ok for them to play younger versions of themselves lol
Feel like the last few episodes was rushed to wrap up and resolve the plotlines too conveniently. Overall pretty…
They used the same song in the earlier episodes too ... i think?? :)) the scene where lzx and jyb rode down the road brushing against the flowering trees. It's by the same artist on their ost playlist... I kept looking for it but couldn't find it on the ost 😆 I'm so glad I discovered their songs through this show, their songs are a vibe.
I don't know what's going to happen later but Mitsuru is such a douchebag 😡
I hate that Sakiko is too nice to him on the phone. He literally just ghosted her for a year and didn't even have the courage to give her answers... and even had the nerve to ask how she was doing and if she was well... what a heartless person. Even if he had his own problems, how could he blindside his wife, abandon her and leave her in the dark for so long? I don't think any kind of explanation later on could justify his actions. Even if he was deathly ill, it's still such a selfish thing to do to someone you claim you love. Urgh....
Some of the characters in this drama are lowkey annoying. I don’t really understand the passive aggressive attitude…
I think the show gives us different perspectives, as a viewer, we are able to see everything that happens so it's easy for us to judge.
Itsuki assumed that he had a happy marriage until he learnt about how Asuza felt through the bookshop owner. The owner knows Asuza well and knew of her struggles to communicate and being heard by her husband, so perhaps he could see why she might have had an affair. I don't think he's saying it's right, just that because he knows her better, he could empathise with her actions.
On the other hand, it doesn't look like he knows Itsuki well enough and only knows of him through Asuza's account, so naturally he would be biased towards her and distrusting towards him. Same with the barista, he is closer to Mitsuru so he's more inclined to side with him.
It's just that these supporting characters already have an idealised image of who their friends are and they probably feel that it's wrong to continue to pursue the truth, if both Asuza and Mitsuru have already paid the price by losing their lives in the accident. They would prefer just to move on and let sleeping dogs lie.
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Whereas Wei Rao does bad things for the sake of survival.
So, Mitsuru and Sakiko agree to try again, but it's obvious that Sakiko isn't happy and she's already mentally checked out of the relationship. The hole in the filter at the end, was a sign for her to end it.
I think it's ironic that whilst Mitsuru's habit was to physically run away, Sakiko had a similar habit too, just manifesting in a different way. As we've discovered now in Sakiko's case, inevitably in all her relationships, she would over time, choose to emotionally distance herself and then eventually, end in a break up with her partner.
There were hints throughout the show, firstly when Itsuki asked if she still saw Mitsuru with rose tinted glasses, and her mentioning the glasses again to Mitsuru later on. And Chizuru saying that Sakiko gets bored and loses interest easily in things, as well as her ex husband saying that the old her would sprint away at the first sign of trouble.
It seems as though Sakiko has a history of seeing her partners through these rose tinted glasses, putting them on a pedestal and when reality hits or if something happens that challenges her idealised version of the partner, she mentally checks out and then bails. She would drop her mask and perhaps her previous ex husbands couldn't handle the sudden change, or perhaps she tries to get them to end the relationship... I'm not sure.
If Mitsuru didn't disappear first, it seems that Sakiko would keep being with him until something else happens that would ruin her idealised version of him. Mitsuru trying to keep everything clean, even though he said he's not that type of person, is trying his best to fit in with Sakiko's standard. She did also mention she had high standards for her partners and that's why it never worked out in her previous marriages.
Everything flipped for me in this episode. At first, I felt like Sakiko was the victim but now I feel that Mitsuru could also be a victim. Both of them, maybe to some extent were mirroring each other and It's just a matter of time which one would end up imploding first. It just turned out that Mitsuru ended up folding first.
I don't know whose problem is worse 😆 I feel like both of them should end up alone.
It's so unexpected but I love the twist.
Getting answers out of this man just makes you want to tear your hair out 😆 It's clear Mitsuru has pulled many disappearing acts throughout his life, and this isn't the first instance. Sakiko should have ditched him the first time he ghosted her.
He was selfish for marrying Sakiko, and now selfish for walking back in. The kindest act he can do at this point is divorce and leave... forever lol
I don't think douban ratings are reliable, seems like it's easily skewed by fan or anti fan votings lol
Since they end the drama as mature adults, I think it's ok for them to play younger versions of themselves lol
I haven't watched never ending summer, so I'm not sure but is it this one?
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I hate that Sakiko is too nice to him on the phone. He literally just ghosted her for a year and didn't even have the courage to give her answers... and even had the nerve to ask how she was doing and if she was well... what a heartless person. Even if he had his own problems, how could he blindside his wife, abandon her and leave her in the dark for so long? I don't think any kind of explanation later on could justify his actions. Even if he was deathly ill, it's still such a selfish thing to do to someone you claim you love. Urgh....
Itsuki assumed that he had a happy marriage until he learnt about how Asuza felt through the bookshop owner. The owner knows Asuza well and knew of her struggles to communicate and being heard by her husband, so perhaps he could see why she might have had an affair. I don't think he's saying it's right, just that because he knows her better, he could empathise with her actions.
On the other hand, it doesn't look like he knows Itsuki well enough and only knows of him through Asuza's account, so naturally he would be biased towards her and distrusting towards him. Same with the barista, he is closer to Mitsuru so he's more inclined to side with him.
It's just that these supporting characters already have an idealised image of who their friends are and they probably feel that it's wrong to continue to pursue the truth, if both Asuza and Mitsuru have already paid the price by losing their lives in the accident. They would prefer just to move on and let sleeping dogs lie.