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There are many issues with this series, mainly stemming from the shallowness often found in Korean dramas. Over the years, I’ve started to think it comes from a superficial culture that doesn’t allow for deep introspection and gets stuck in a kind of formulaic loop—if it works, it gets filmed; if it doesn’t, it won’t. Or maybe it’s just a cultural trait that lacks depth

That said, Overall, the series is cute and entertaining, Park Do Ha’s character is actually the most lovable, while the rest are somewhat unbearable, especially the teacher, who has a certain lack of morality and even a hint of exploitation. He doesn’t even try to hide it or resist his urges.

Good actors, look great, but there's not much chemistry between them. It might feel that way due to the production, editing, and plot. Nothing special, even dragged out and slow for 20 minutes that lead nowhere. In short, a waste of time in my opinion, but it might suit those who enjoy this style.

Episode 6 -Although there’s no translation yet, it was hard to watch someone in an abusive relationship who stays despite already finding someone better, and of course, it is very logical and realistic, but it is still difficult to watch.

Only 4 episodes, unfortunately.

A really bizarre reaction… There was hardly anything erotic in the series, the manga is the one that’s explicit, and they actually toned it down to the point where you could say there’s almost nothing erotic in this series. Very strange.

Episode 6 disappointed me;Until now, I could understand the main character, but episode 6 was so forced and imposed on the character, causing a particularly infuriating and inauthentic twist.

I don't know how they managed to turn a rather simple and even annoying manga into such an excellent, beautiful, and touching drama series; I love this show so much.

Thanks, now I understand why this show is so bad.

I have mixed feelings about this series. I'm watching it, but it pretty much bores me, and I skip most of the scenes. Courtroom dramas and similar genres don’t interest me, but I also have an issue with the characters themselves, especially the main character, who comes across as dull and generic. The actress is beautiful, but her facial expressions lack variety—they all look the same. They could have condensed the romance into a 20-minute episode, and maybe that would have been more enjoyable. There’s a feeling that even when things happen, nothing really happens—probably because of the bland characters and production.

Thank you so much:)

This is truly a case of mentally unstable partners. It’s clear that she’s not interested, fine—but at the very least, she could communicate that instead of abusing her kind partner.

It is clear that Fujisawa is an abusive partner, without a doubt. Pressing on the fingernail , and completely ignoring his partner's needs is not a relationship—it is abuse. Likewise, the other couple

This episode really saddened me, and it was even descent subtitles :(

It wasn't directed at you but at those you talked about at the beginning of your post.

The series is entertaining , perhaps because we want to believe there's an unexpected ending when it becomes clear as it progresses that the ending is predictable. At the same time, the series also causes frustration. How can it be that this miserable couple is forced to stay together even though there's no basic trust between them? Even her colleague would be a better match than her husband. In any normal romantic series, she and the colleague would end up together. You can see what they're trying to do here, but it's not convincing enough. Maybe if there was incredible chemistry between them, it could work, but that's not the case.The husband suspects her until the very last moment, and then he apologizes, and she accepts it as if nothing happened, as though nothing went wrong. Can such a relationship even survive? It's hard to believe.

It's a series,
fantasy,
not real,
entertainment,
No one likes cheating in reality .

Does not exist. The products that do exist are the ones that appear at the very last moment, after the ending song and the next Ep preview.

There couldn't have been anyone more perfect for the lead role than this stunning actress. She's funny, beautiful, talented, and absolutely amazing.

In recent years, Japan has produced plenty of trashy content, but the quantity is minuscule compared to what comes out of Korea, which is incomparable. This difference exists partly because the Japanese stay true to themselves and partly because they don't have the same budget. In my opinion, Koreans have sold themselves, their values, their traditions, and their identity for the sake of producing products that appeals to an international audience rather than their local audience. On the other hand, the Japanese are very closed off and do not allow such drastic changes. Unfortunately, there is a change, reflected in the occasional trashy content you mentioned, also due to more productions and greater exposure to the West. Regarding "illegal and wrong," you were raised in a culture that did not allow you to think independently and freely, a fascist culture, and you do not allow yourself to be free for various reasons, Films are not meant to be a court of law for what is legal or illegal; they are an artistic or entertainment product that allows us to see into others' lives or to fantasize or dream about something "forbidden." They do have movies that cross the line and are pure trash as you mentioned, but most are not.

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