NamelessJigoku

These are the memories of the main character Fuyuki Kozue. The Reijis father in his youth is played by the same actor as Reiji. This was done specifically to explain why the main character felt ill when Reiji appeared. Because he's a carbon copy of his father. And looking at him brings back terrible memories.

Yes. There are exceptions.

It's true. Their series used to be much better. But they, as it turns out, were successful examples, which the Koreans themselves then began mercilessly copying. They started adding love lines everywhere inappropriately. I quickly got bored with this.

I agree with you about perfection. Perfection must be realistic.
Companies interfere too much - that's true. It reaches the point of absurdity when poor people wear branded clothes and use iPhones. Due to corporate interference, actors wear identical clothes. Due to stereotypical beauty standards, actors wear identical hairstyles, makeup and one faces. TV series have turned into commercials with living dolls.

This series is suitable for those who love sugar soap made in Korea)

Korean dramas are perfect. It's impossible not to love them!

I used to watch a lot of Korean dramas too, but I got tired of the monotony.
Especially pseudo-historical dramas about Joseon)

Well, that's a fact. One Korean accidentally finds a working system for something, and the others start copying him. That's why their K-pop is the same, their dramas are filmed the same way, their actors look the same (style), and so on... But the system works, the fans are happy and praise any crap with the "Made in Korea" label.

It would be strange if they admitted it lol

I mean, what do Koreans have to do with this project?
Sorry for my English

A Korean crime comedy that is an adaptation of a non-Korean novel.

What do Koreans have to do with this?

Ryoma~~
Love him so much

Because illogical people have a lot of free time, because they don’t have their own personal life. Like the commenter below.

lol exactly! If they announce a sequel, it will be a miracle.

The fate of the sequel depends solely on Netflix. There is enough material for two more films. But I highly doubt Netflix will give it the green light.

Yes. The continuation should be from Sugiki's point of view.
But the fate of the sequel depends on Netflix. We'll have to wait for an announcement.

It is just joke. We don't live in the Mariana Trench)
It's okay that you didn't like the movie. It's just that the subject of dancing might not be your thing.

Because this is a prologue

What depth are you missing? The Mariana Trench?

I don't understand your message. Do you want me to recommend any Japanese series?