I'm really disappointed, and I also feel some regret about a comment I wrote to someone who complained about the female character. I guess it's clearer now when you see her posters in the room and then her father walks in... it's somewhat repulsive , I must admit. They seem to market it as a romantic comedy or whatever, but it's something else entirely , romance was thrown out the window by episode 6 and it's not coming back.
Although starting a family is probably one of the most important things in life, there are far too many people who shouldn’t have become parents. It’s so hard to watch such crazy parents, like a mother screaming at her child just because he’s gay. It’s horrifying;
The lead actress is so beautiful; with each episode, she seems even more beautiful to me. Truly one of the most beautiful actresses I’ve seen. It’s also increasingly disappointing with each episode that she simply can’t act… Still, Episode 6 was really lovely. .
Does anyone know the end of this story if happy or not?
Anyone who starts watching this realizes from the first episode that the ending is sad, but I still think it's worth watching. It’s a beautiful series.
I fell in love with this series, at least initially in Episode 1, although it's one of the weaker Japanese productions in terms of casting and editing. The rain scene, for example, is poorly executed—the actor is inadvertently spitting water while talking, which ends up being unintentionally humorous. The casting choices are puzzling; they seem to be trying to emulate the look of the Thai version. Despite its flaws, the show has its charms, and I'm confident it will surpass the Thai version in many respects. The original Thai version had a strong start, and the lead actor was truly stunning, but my interest waned halfway through, and I ended up dropping it. Regardless, the Japanese typically manage to produce quality work, even if it occasionally resembles a student film.
He only act. Obviously the director probably gave him a role of being a gloomy and non-expressive character. Watch…
I've seen most of his series and movies (JACK O' FROST and more), because there aren't many translated series and movies. I'm not basing my opinion solely on that one series, but of course, if you like him, I respect that and it's your right to feel that way. There's actually a series where he smiles a lot, I don't even remember the name of the series. I saw one scene and that was enough for me, it doesn't suit him in my opinion, of course, and that's just my opinion. Again, I respect you and continue to enjoy watching him.
Not sure what's going to happen either. But if Onodera did really get involved with her student, things would…
She will end up with the student according to the introduction to ep 5, it's already quite clear, it's in X. She's already starting to hallucinate them together, pay attention to the part of the bed scene.
Ep 4 is great. I love Atsuhiro Inuka; he is so beautiful and talented. Every role he takes he does perfectly; it's impossible not to fall in love with him or his character. On the other hand, the young actor Yamashita, who plays Chiba, is charming, beautiful, and talented. It's very hard to know where it is going, but either way, it will be a sort of loss and heartache. It's a bit hard to understand what they find in her- she is not the typical high-valued, idealistic teacher who is always there to help and support the students. but one can only assume there's a hint about their past.
Hama is one of the amazing ones. I understand his partner's choice—he's a great actor and all—but he's not in the same league, so I think it made the series a bit less good than it could have been. Overall, it's entertaining and a nice way to pass the time. Episode 7 was really cute.
Episode 6 was excellent, probably the one I’ve enjoyed the most so far. It’s a shame it ended so quickly. The situation is really sad and painful, and it’s unfortunate that it ended before the viewer could feel some sense of relief.
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I love Atsuhiro Inuka; he is so beautiful and talented. Every role he takes he does perfectly; it's impossible not to fall in love with him or his character. On the other hand, the young actor Yamashita, who plays Chiba, is charming, beautiful, and talented. It's very hard to know where it is going, but either way, it will be a sort of loss and heartache.
It's a bit hard to understand what they find in her- she is not the typical high-valued, idealistic teacher who is always there to help and support the students. but one can only assume there's a hint about their past.