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Mademoiselle Noir

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Love Is a Poison japanese drama review
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Love Is a Poison
25 people found this review helpful
by Mademoiselle Noir
Dec 6, 2024
12 of 12 episodes seen
Completed 5
Overall 10
Story 9.5
Acting/Cast 10.0
Music 9.5
Rewatch Value 10.0

If this love is poison, then I will gladly drink

A wonderfully wholesome romance and fun law drama with the best partners in every sense. This is a good apple.

Ryoma was a passionate lawyer as well as a riot of a human. A delightful tsundere, with his L-like eccentricities and constant overanalyzing of situations and talking to himself/his succulents. What I loved the most about him, though, was his steadfastness for Haruto. No matter who or what tried to get in the way (including Haruto himself), he stood firm and said, "This is my partner."

And Haruto. Haruto at first appeared to be a suspiciously shiny apple. Enchanting, but clearly, something is under the surface. Once he felt safe with Ryoma, though, he slowly let his real self show. His hurt, fear, and overwhelming love he had to give. I adored his confidence, resilience, and unconditional support for Ryoma.

I hate to say goodbye to this wonderful pairing and their little succulent family.
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