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It's plus was how its screenwriter seemed to be in control of the story's flow and logic except it's end.

It was all good until mizuki asked hinata to call him BROTHER after having sex with him.

I mainly stayed for the performances of seasoned actors in this than the plot.

These kind of ending plot twists don't hold shock value anymore. Jittri had the potential to leave a lasting impression only if she hadn't been given a sob story to 'support' her.

I had very high expectations for this. I was expecting a full-blown serious courtroom drama with no usual thai gimmicks. It ended up comical in a way and also a complete time waste. Jittri is indeed clever just by looking at her office location and her subordinates.

I came across many comments saying that sister took a lot more screentime than the leads? I don't think so personally.

nope. a bigger mess than it's prequel.

kotou became way too emotional man

very tropey character profiles. they made it hard for me to breeze through this but then it was adapted from a novel so nothing surprising there.

I always try to proceed with caution when watching oppa romances cause they never fail to produce egoistic heroes for 'emotionally mature' fl's who literally turn themselves into a doormat just to get tiniest of their affection and still they're not satisfied. But then again I fall into their trap thinking otherwise.

The niece and aunt just can't help themself from hurling insults at eachother lol

I really liked how he just held her hand firmly when she said she was afraid of gossipers to indicate what's there to be afraid of when he is right with her. I really like these type of gestures in stories. They look more sincere than a jumble of words.

c-dramas and their nerdy philosophers. so sick of this trope. I have no idea about what's the obsession of c-dramas with making this trope their character's whole personality instead of just making it a part of them.

y'all, stop glazing the other couple. yes, they were 'healthy' but that doesn't mean they had the 'it' factor. tbh both couples were dissappointing. I think this history's whole purpose was to ruin its 'legacy'. This was such a terrible experience for me that I wasn't excited about its fifth sequel coming out at all and it made me opt out of this series altogether.

why does it say based on a true story?

But then it was weird how he gave in easily in last ep. I mean the time limit is understandable but make it make sense like them getting together when he is graduated.

What I liked about this the most was how detached he was with him when he was a teen. He didn't shut him down completely when it came to his 'problems' but guided him to other sources for them to get resolved. Because it's often shown in student teacher romances that teacher was warm, responsive blah blah blah and that was why the 'loner' student fell for the teacher. I really like how he kept strict boundaries as a teacher just like how it should be cause idk it's better to be cold than misinterpreted.

FL mothering ML will never be cute to me especially if they're around same age or he's older.

it could've been saved for me if se hee died too cause it would be following it's prequel's principles and tbh that's exactly what made me click on this. Anyways, this sequel was way lazier in orchestrating death traps compared to its prequel.

girl, Idk. Atleast I was very much satisfied with how it didn't pull the bs of pitying anyone who ultimately led the girl to her death.