Like most Japanese dramas, there are a bit of overly exaggerated expressions & actions. I normally hate this, but it wasn't really annoying in this series because the concept alone is ridiculous. We are supposedly in a BL manga universe, so it makes sense for there to be these overly exaggerated moments.
All the romances around the main character are speed-running it. They see each other, say a couple of words, and then suddenly they are together. You really can't get invested in any of the characters because they don't get any real screen time outside Mob's observations. While I expected this to a degree, I prefer to not have this level of involvement with a character if they mean nothing to the plot. I don't really like shows that have no real characters outside the main character. Even the parents barely have any lines; they may as well be cardboard cutouts.
There are just too many nothing characters thrown in our face to show that everyone, but Mob, is literally pairing off.
All the romances around the main character are speed-running it. They see each other, say a couple of words, and then suddenly they are together. You really can't get invested in any of the characters because they don't get any real screen time outside Mob's observations. While I expected this to a degree, I prefer to not have this level of involvement with a character if they mean nothing to the plot. I don't really like shows that have no real characters outside the main character. Even the parents barely have any lines; they may as well be cardboard cutouts.
There are just too many nothing characters thrown in our face to show that everyone, but Mob, is literally pairing off.
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