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I rarely watch lakorns as I find most of them too melodramatic & violent, but your article has me convinced. This looks fun. I'll check it out, thank you :)

His only drama that I remember liking was Healer, but even Healer somewhat lost it's charm towards the end (at least for me). Nonetheless, JCW shone in that role.
He's really talented, but appears to have a bad script choice.

FYI Episode 6 has been released with subs :)

Can’t even remember the last drama from JCW that I liked. Hope this is good.

He gave an A1 performance in Fujoshi. Need to see more of his works, new fan here.

This is one of the most realistic dramas I have seen from the LGBTQ+ genre. The ML's struggles, the acting, the writing, the soundtrack, the portrayal of what it means to be queer - every freaking thing about this drama was PERFECTION.
Just watch it seriously.

Glad to see her do more roles, she's so talented!!

He's got such an adorable baby face, I wanna pinch his cheeks.

Subs please. Somebody.

The synopsis sounds interesting, I hope someone will sub this.

This was a good drama.
We're used to the stereotype of men having strong sexual urges with the whole womanizer image so many idolize, but women have urges too & it's time that we don't scutinize them for it.
I've seen a ton of infidelity dramas where the woman wasn't happy and decided to have an affair thereafter. While this falls under that umbrella, I found this different from most of them in this genre. This was no masterpiece, but it is one of those dramas that made me feel like I was watching a book come to life.

I like that this focused a lot on what was going on in the FL's mind & how that shaped her actions. She didn't ever try to justify her actions, but was well aware of what she was doing. I hardly say this about such dramas, but I do think many would relate to what she was feeling. It was very real & I empathized with the emptiness & perplexity she felt. She'll stay with me for some time, and I'll wonder about how she's doing. The ending was PERFECTION, easily one of the best conclusions I've seen to a drama of this genre, where she chose not to let society define her.

Mikuzawa Asami was stellar as the FL, and so was the rest of the cast. I'm always amazed by the poetic depiction of the mundane in J dramas & this was no different. All in all, it was an interesting & engaging drama that I'd recommend to an open & mature audience who can take it.

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I watched it on flight. It's not available elsewhere with subs.

Here you go
https://twitter.com/machikomomo14/status/1402510124988526595?s=21

I LOVE THIS CAST!! Can’t wait for the subs <3

90% of J dramas are fan subbed so it depends on which subber subbed it. On most of the J drama pages on MDL you’ll find a comment from either of us stating who the subber is & the link to the episodes. It’s a small community so the episodes are not hard to find. This was subbed on Eve. She’s on Twitter (like most of the fansubbers)
https://twitter.com/eveychooey/status/1406275573089898500?s=21

Do let me know if you need further assistance.

Thanks for your comment & for reminding me about this show. I’ll definitely revisit it soon, I have a feeling I might like it better now. I’ve grown to love slice of life shows this year.

I dropped it at the same episode! I am surprised I even managed to make it this far lol.

This had so much potential in the first 2-3 episodes & I was really excited, but it just kept going in circles. Had to drop it at E10.

I'm always in for anything with Shotaro.