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exaggeratedly absurd story that brought the realness of the characters into life

i started watching this because of how “funny” this drama’s whole story is. it’s funny like how the way you know an isekai-genred show is very much absurd but you can’t help and watch it anyway. i instantly got hooked from the first episode.

i love how takasegawa grow as a person in the ripe age of 66, and how he realizes many important things in his life when it got ripped out of his hands. there’s many scenes where i really, REALLY want him to stop and get his shit together, but after a second it will hit me and made me think, “oh. when the whole world is forgetting me, i’d probably do that, too.” his relatability is making me think that it’s so humane and real, and i can’t stop watching.

i’m new to dorama, and apparently takasegawa’s actor is a bigshot. as well as many actors in this show. that sure explains the impeccable acting. the comedy is very nice as well, keeping the deep emotions that are wrapped in the trope lighthearted. i’ll definitely recommend this show to someone who’s searching for a plot-heavy comedic watch.

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