J100

In the manga, although the series doesn't follow the exact same sequence, Isumi becomes ill from longing for Amasawa and the sorrow of him being alone again. Meanwhile, Amasawa meets Isumi's father, and then Amasawa discovers that Isumi is sick. arrives to visit him and takes care of him, and the next day, Isumi confesses his love to Amasawa. Amasawa is very surprised and tells him that he needs to think about it and that it would be wise for Isumi to first talk to his father about their situation. This is how the episode will end.

Thanks to Oshiroen, I got to know this wonderful series, it's really good!!!
Takasugi keeps surprising me with his ability to portray different characters.
I really loved the series and the actors, highly recommended!

Our language is changing because the world is changing. It is very difficult for some people (completely unaware and zombies without individual thought) to understand how one can be kinder and more compassionate while still remaining authentic and free to express themselves. They impose an arbitrary, fascist regime on everyone because they don't understand that compassion has a wide range, and it's a natural process of maturity that ultimately cannot be forced on others with aggression.

But sometimes you only ask about two Thai series and there isn't one Thai and one Japanese, at least not in all the options, that's the problem.

It's a mistake to mix Thai and Japanese series; there is no connection between the two. The genre cannot bridge the gap here, and the survey you created is incorrect because there are those who do not watch Thai series at all.

More from Next episode
https://x.com/dramal_abc/status/1836717825727361497

Reality proves that there are many like him; it's terrible and frightening.

I think it's a matter of personal taste; if you like lightness, start with the "Sugar Dog life ", and if you like very heavy dramas, start with that. In my opinion, it's very hard to watch, it takes me a week to get through it also because there isn't really much to watch right now, it's an amazing series in a league of its own, but still it's not easy watch. it depends on your tolerance level, of course.

It's still hard to digest that there are such evil people; it's completely incomprehensible.

Hama Shogo

Fortunately, they do not want foreign money and rightly so; they are a closed society which allows them to maintain cleanliness from background noise. It's not hermetic, and things still change unfortunately, but this method still works better than what is done in other countries and keeps them as they truly are, not swayed by various trivial pursuits.

Please stop sharing these links from that site because there are regulators watching this. Afterwards, they remove them, and others won't be able to watch these series freely anymore.

I need it to go on and on and on

No problem, since I don't decide for everyone like your friends do, and I believe in the values of democracy, freedom of expression, and the freedom to choose whether to read or not to read :)

LOL I'm not the one who spoke on behalf of everyone, and I didn't manage the schedules of all the responders and viewers of the series,

Are you one of those Woke fascists who speaks on behalf of everyone?

I wrote a review titled: Failed Imitation: A Lack of Emotional Depth in a Series Losing Its Direction, feel free to read it!

I wrote a review titled: Failed Imitation: A Lack of Emotional Depth in a Series Losing Its Direction, feel free to read it!

It started as a failed attempt at comedy and quickly devolved into melodrama.

The series started off boring and only got worse to the point I dropped it today. It feels like an attempt to imitate the depth of screenwriter Kim Eun, but with cheap and particularly lazy script. There’s a real sense of disrespect towards the viewers