I remember dropping the anime but this live-action is so fun to watch >_< Edit : I'm rewatching the anime. So great. Idk if it's only me but I feel the drama's mc has more playfulness that makes him more interesting to watch.
OMG the love-hate relationship is killing me everytime. Tsubaki seems to hate Sakura (Nao) so much but he's doing those romantic gestures to Nao. (Ofc because he doesn't know her true identity)
i was the only one who liked the ending??? what's wrong with the ending???
It was amazing. Honestly the first 20 min of ep 12 is what I would predict as an ending. I love how they would give us a more complex ending. It evokes my imagination :) Loved it ♡
So funny. Mitsuhashi is naughty and cute sometimes. The way he acts is so funny. Itou is a good guy but sometimes he gets influenced by Mitsuhashi. Also he acts lovey-dovey with Kyou chan. I feel sorry for Imai but it's too funny when Mitsuhashi bothers him.
I dropped Save Me when it was on-going. But I just rewatched it this year, I'm glad I did it. Save Me is so amazing. Maybe I dropped it in the past because I wasn't into thriller back then. Now I'm so into thriller more than romance.
I'm dropping dramas more than you. Seriously there's a lot in my currently watching and on-hold that I want to drop too. I feel the same way as you. At first, Asian dramas that I watched were like a whole new world. I've never liked any western TV shows or movies or even my own country's TV shows. Looking back now, I wonder why I watched those dramas that I don't like now LOL. I used to watch anime too and I wonder why I watched those harem ecchi animes, I hate harem and ecchi now. But I feel so lonely now. No one around me was that interested about watching anime or Asian dramas when I was so passionate back then. Now everyone around me just get into watching anime or K-dramas when I already have different taste or move on. They recommend things that seems like something I would watch in the past and now I don't have time for that. Also they seem to like what I recommended in the past now. And sadly, I'm not that interested in that anymore.
Honestly too predictable, not saying it's bad. This movie got me thinking about the importance of mental health and privacy in SNS. Also the fact that this kind of cyber crime is happening in reality. It's based on "Blue Whale Challenge".
Edit : I'm rewatching the anime. So great. Idk if it's only me but I feel the drama's mc has more playfulness that makes him more interesting to watch.