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I would have watched it if the casting had been completely different, They cast too many men with heavily altered faces, I understand the need for cosmetic procedures, and I understand people who choose to have them; I do not think it is wrong. But in this case it is so obvious that it looks as though he is forcibly trying to remain youthful and refusing to age.

What is the deal with Viki? The entire series was available to watch for free, and then suddenly they locked the final episode behind a paywall. It is really frustrating.

This series comforted me so much over the weekend that even 2 additional episodes are not enough, especially without knowing when they will air. From what I understand, viewers in Japan cannot watch it for free on FOD?

BL never went in those directions, at least not until recently. There are indeed some series that started doing this this year, but as you said, it is not even at that level of cheapness. I find it hard to understand, and I am quite confused about what is happening right now. Who even watches this, who is the target audience?

Why don’t they show that there’s one more episode? I got depressed it's the end

Wow, this is one of the most beautiful episodes I have ever seen. It is so beautiful and so well executed, simply amazing. I really love Nakagawa. His acting is outstanding; his facial expressions have such subtlety. You can see his emotions even when he does not speak. He is so talented and beautiful.

I have so little faith in this script and so little desire to watch something this condescending

Takeuchi Ryoma is a very good-looking actor, but in terms of appeal he is not particularly attractive or sexy.

With every episode, I understand the manga readers, whom I have not read and probably will not bother to, more and more. The series has simply turned into one long bore. The blond-haired actor is dull and unconvincing, which is genuinely irritating.

His brother also really irritates me with that whispery way of speaking; it absolutely drives me up the wall.

Minato abusive behavior makes no sense to me because they did not bother to explain the background behind it, and there is no emotional connection to this character beyond feeling angry at him.

Supposedly, now toward the end, they finally bothered to explain why he behaves so despicably, but it is already too late, and the way it was produced is not convincing enough.


Even though it is about to end, I am no longer really going to watch it.

Even when they take on a good script, it is handled carelessly because they work with the same producers. In my view, this has nothing to do with marketing. The main couple is very popular and they have a stable fan base. Their choices are usually excellent. The problem lies with the unprofessional production team, who keep repeating the same mistakes, lacking both professionalism and creative vision.

I feel the romance has a lot of potential, but the production is not at the same level as the novel, and that is an issue. This happens because it is always the same unimaginative producers, lacking creativity and professionalism. It is always the same people.

The main couple is charming and I like them, but I am not sure they are the right fit, as something in the story may require different characters.

I also find the supporting cast weak and the direction fails to elevate the material. It is a shame, because this time the script is interesting and solid, with tension and intrigue that are usually absent from Thai productions.

I keep watching it because this couple is very charming and they have wonderful chemistry. They always choose the best scripts, and the lead actor always performs professionally and fully commits to every role.

This was the best series I’ve seen all year, I wish it could just go on like this forever, at least give us another season, it’s so sad that it’s about to end.

Ok I am happy you are enjoying

I do not like Winner acting/look, but this couple has such great chemistry that you can watch them in any additional nonsense they have on their list of silly series.

I really like this series, and I feel it’s not just another show. It’s truly one of those series that has both depth and excellent directing, with beautiful editing, and each episode starts and ends so quickly that it’s almost disappointing.

But I still think Daigo’s casting isn’t good. He just doesn’t fit and he isn’t in Nakagawa’s league, not in appearance and not in acting. He performs well in the anxiety and pressure scenes, but when it comes to attraction and those kinds of moments, he isn’t convincing that he’s drawn to Ogami. He also doesn’t have anything attractive or appealing about him; on the contrary, he’s irritating. Still, it’s fun to watch the actor who plays Nogami, and the plot is excellent.

For me, it’s just extra entertainment time; there’s nothing particularly serious about it.

Wt....You seriously went way too far with your rude comment.

Someone wrote that it doesn’t meet the standards of the original manga, and now I understand what they meant, because this series is becoming bad — and the casting is bad as well.

I don’t think any mentally healthy person with even basic self-respect could tolerate behavior like that. At first it was still bearable, but now it’s starting to feel like actual mistreatment.

I don’t know why, but Kida annoys me more as the episodes go on — and not just because of the character, which I already find hard to understand what’s supposed to be lovable about him (besides the fact that he looks good), but because his acting just isn’t convincing.

Thank you. I still love the drama and think it’s one of the best recent dramas about a straight couple’s relationship. I also think they mainly wanted to make a statement about social prejudices in Japan related to interpersonal relationships, not necessarily just romantic ones. That’s apparently something that characterizes Japanese society.

When I visited Japan I didn’t feel that at all, It’s very possible that this is something a tourist doesn’t really get to see or become aware of. My visit there actually shook me a bit because I felt there was no connection between their dramas and the actual people, but as a tourist it’s apparently very hard to know.

For example, there were many women dressed in a masculine or completely simple style—jeans and a T-shirt—but in these dramas women are always dressed in a very feminine way.

I’m also not interested in digging deeper into it; I just love the Japanese depth and attention to detail, at least when it comes to production… even if not in reality.