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Agree! It did not occur to me that the leads will fall in love. During the first episodes, I honestly thought Hidaka was gay since he dolled up and dressed Mochizuki fashionably when he was in her body plus the fact that the person who sent him a "love letter" in the past could have been a boy.

This made me wonder if the reason behind Hidaka's gesture is because he was starting to develop feelings for Mochizuki.

I felt that the last episode was so rushed and that the series has not reached its climax despite the promising storyline.

Wish the duration of the episodes were longer to explore and develop the characters more.

At the end of episode 9, I echo Mochizuki's sentiment about not knowing who to hate in this cruel situation.

Can't wait for the final episode. Hope the memory card will contain information that will lessen the charges against Hidaka. He doesn't deserve to shoulder all the punishment.

This series just goes to show that Japan is the champion of slice-of-life dramas!

Casting is great but I was really impressed with Takahashi Issei's and Kuroki Haru's acting!

Nanao is an underrated actress. Hope she gets more main roles and that she plays as the "good girl"

Curious to find out what happened during Hidaka and Azuma's trip to Amami. Did Azuma confess to Hidaka that he will kill those who made his life miserable?

This is the best Japanese revenge drama I've watched

There was something weird with Riku's smirk at the end of Ep 5.

Can't wait to find out what his connection with Hidaka and/or the murders is

I thought Sakurai san was the mastermind! Did not expect it to be one of the girls.

Want to see more of Reiko and VP Ugajin's love story

Liked this movie than their previous one; saw another side of Dako here

I also loved how they were able to link the first film to this one

It's now available on Netflix

This drama is a testament of how love can change a person :)

P.S. If not for Captain Ri's soldiers and for the North Korean housewives, this drama would be totally heavy

Loved this feel-good movie

Loved how both sides of the story were depicted without bias which gave the movie a greater impact

Maybe that's why Riho said that Yamasato san was like a "doting father" to her

So far, "See You Tomorrow" is my favorite episode

Agree with it being too sudden. Can't wrap my head with what they've shown that she suddenly became a pro in using a laptop and video cam, and in acquiring a condo unit of her own.

Great thriller movie! Both leads portrayed their characters well but I must say that Jeon Jong Seo stole the spotlight and shined as a psycho killer

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