Everyone around them pointed out the issue with their relationship (miscommunication) and they still didn't get it. Instead they decide to get a divorce and start over as if that's going to solve the problem
I watched the anime after learning that this drama is basically a spin-off. The anime provides more information to the gangster subplot that felt a bit random in the drama. While the drama provides more context to the missing girl case. I recommend watching both to get the full story
Overall it was nice slice of life drama and had a satisfying ending.
I actually love that the writer didn't force a romantic ending for the main character (although there were moments where I thought they looked cute together). It wouldn't have made sense since she was against being in a relationship from the first episode.
I saw that it's on track to become the lowest ratings Asadora ever......I like kanna other projects but this is…
I haven't watched the drama yet but from what I read online, the drama is a bit slow and doesn't present the gyaru/gal characters well so people don't find them likeable. It's also doesn't help that it's airing after tora ni tsubasa which was a hit and viewers are going to compare the two.
I did, WW2 is always a killer if they want to keep it real. Also, most asadoras span a few decades, so obviously…
I've watched two other asadoras that span decades and included WW2 that didn't kill off as many characters so I was surprised to see it happen in this drama . I do agree that despite everything that happened, the writer makes sure that there's still hope for the characters.
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