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MT above, more original and creative.

Grow up, kid. There's something called reality and there are movies; these are two parallel worlds that can't meet for now, until we live in the virtual reality you're longing for.

This is the problem with you, you don't understand my intention, and therefore you don't answer relevantly. You are exactly included in the category. I have no problem with objective criticism, I have a problem with the culture of cancellation and silencing, just like you are doing now.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3QJqVTwJIVs&list=PLahF_xqZb9RdYbmRJr8ivHd0_Tk7WZ8Jg&index=37

I don't think it can be compared to Mind Trio at all.

There is something interesting about it but It's too short and poorly edited, and by the time something happens, it suddenly cuts to the next episode or it's unclear if it's a "dream". Probably because of the main character's silly name, which is the whole point. Luckily, there's only one more episode to wrap it up.

That's a trope that has always been annoying, but now it's truly unbearable.

A second LOL

Although I have some criticism about the plot, I'm satisfied that I watched it. There were beautiful moments of the main couple, and still, I'm looking forward to the date in the last episode, hoping it will be good and happy.

I watch because of the main couple. They have fantastic chemistry, and overall, so far, they've had quality scenes compared to everything else.

I hope the main couple gets a role in a new series, they truly deserve it. They are perfect together and seem very popular, even though the series disappointed some viewers. There are still many viewers.
It looks like in the last episode they will reconcile and have a date, according to behind-the-scenes.I just wish the final episode will be as moving as the seventh episode.

I think this series is much better than love in translation , and I agree with the character development. They didn't have enough episodes, yet they still introduced two more couples who took screen time away from the twins' plot and their connection to First.

The problem is not about liking or disliking; it's much more serious. It's a problem that is leading us all to a disaster, and I'm not joking. I've been on this site for years, seeing the repetitive comments on Japanese series. I used to respond and received attacks and condemnations. Today, I realized I should no longer interfere. I've come to understand that these people who try to force the Japanese into their own box are very dangerous. They will never be able to accept a culture different from their own and will impose their standards on all of us - what is right and wrong, what we can watch on TV, what music we are allowed to listen to, what should amuse us, what should move us, and what we can do in our private time. Remember what I wrote to you, so you can understand it when it starts to affect your private life.

After reading some of the comments, I feel compelled to address them. These are repetitive comments that I've encountered over the years while watching Japanese series. Since it's a completely different culture from the Western one, and they don't have the same political correctness , it's very hard for certain people who struggle to differentiate between fictional movies and reality to understand.
Unfortunately, all my theories about these people, that they are somewhat ignorant and narrow-minded, have proven correct. They lack the ability to understand reality, to read reality as it is, to understand someone different from themselves, a different culture than their own. But the worst part is that they want to silence anyone who doesn't align with them.
These are very dangerous people for human society, causing it to deteriorate into an abyss.
The thought that they are dangerous unnerves me, but I never imagined how much they are leading us towards a dystopia, a situation where we are on the verge of a major human disaster. The moment there is an inability to understand reality, it becomes a very serious problem

The scene of the two on the river was stunning

I'm glad I waited until episode 5 to watch everything from the beginning, it was worth it. The first 4 episodes were excellent and funny. Episode 5 was less to my taste, but the scene of the two on the river was stunning and made up for the rest. I really appreciate the lead actor, he is amazing.

I'm very against conspiracy theories, but when his friends are asking for a change, it indicates that there's a very serious problem. There were specific cases, like with two SK artists I liked many years ago, where their death seemed detached and unrelated, and it was strange that there was no investigation. It's very sad that on one hand, things might turn out to be very difficult, and the privacy of those artists will change, and on the other hand, it can't continue like this, and there must be justice in the end. Unfortunately, we don't know where this is heading.

The last scenes of Sprite and First are bizarre. The most logical thing would be to tell the truth in that moment. Instead Sprite continues to ask First why he's angry at him.
How is it that First asks his dad why Sprite is acting strange, yet he doesn't check for himself? A normal person would ask their friend if everything is okay, or if they have a split personality. Wouldn't it be better to more thoroughly investigate why he isn't coming to the dorms?
None of the friends in the team ask? It's frustrating that they're wasting the chemistry of the main actors and their potential in their shared scenes .

There should always be one episode where they reveal the truth, and one for the anger and all that, and only in the last episode reconciliation, so there should be at least 3 episodes .

He is totally cool.