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really wish Haruka would stop with the over…

really wish Haruka would stop with the over reaction & the shouting, especially in public setting it's freakin embarrassing. but i get this is how the FL needs to be portrayed in the J-drama 'scene' - hard to sit through personally. ******************************& not trying to talk sh*t, but with all the hoopla about make-up & being a plain Jane. the make-up is so natural i don't even notice a difference between when Haruka has got make-up on & when she hasn't. the fact her hair not in the usual ponytail also isn't that much of an improvement IMO, cause her hair is kinda flat. & get her styling is also what Japanese women wear, but it's kinda frumpy to me. i prefer her when she is her normal self. she looks like a collage student too busy to care about what she is wearing & if her hair is done, cause she is busy either studying or working at her part time job - u know like a normal, average students the world around.

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this was cute on a whole, but also a bit cliché…

this was cute on a whole, but also a bit cliché in parts & the part where Haruka goes to remind Keisuke he made a date with her on her B-day for drinks, was so cringe - it pained me physically watching that whole scene OMG - the 2nd hand embarrassment was too much for me, i had to distance myself from the screen. i just wanted her to stop OMO. ***************************************************************************************************************************************************************************but on a whole i really like Haruka's visuals (& personality) she is pretty bare faced without make-up all she needs to do is smile & she lights up, plus she is really sweet with a sunny personality. so i don't get the need to be ultra girly. not all women r into make-up, dresses & high-heels, yet they don't lack a romantic life let alone other female friends. cause ur personality is what counts, at the end of the day. but then i guess Haruka wouldn't seek-out Hikaru & then no drama. so it is what it is.

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Shadows on the Eve of Love

On the eve of vows and promises, Pin’s world crumbled. She caught sight of her fiancé entwined with her cousin, the two hearts she cherished most now betraying her in a single, piercing moment. Sorrow and anger twisted within her, pulling her into a storm of despair, while the uncle’s dark scheme silently took shape, ready to unleash damning secrets during the ceremony. Amid the shadows, Sasin’s courage shone, a daring plan to use the wedding as a veil for Saenkaew’s escape, a fragile hope flickering against looming tragedy. Yet fate struck mercilessly. Saenkaew’s father, cruel and unfeeling, barreled into their path, sending Sasin and his only son tumbling toward the brink of death. I can no longer defend Pin; she is destroying everyone around her, poor Sasin and Saenkaew caught in the chaos. That night, love, betrayal, and courage collided, leaving hearts shattered and destinies hanging by a fragile thread, setting the stage for another unforgettable episode filled with suspense and heartbreak.

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Til death do us part

Rabbit and Tang Lianyue’s battle takes a more humorous turn as she requests to be killed in a way that will let her beauty remain intact. Just when he is showing a rose that will steal all her blood, Muyu interrupts the fight and escapes with her. Even with no rest travel, Lianyue sticks with them so the battle continues. She tells Muyu to continue to the city and she will finish the fight. When Muyu suggests a mole in their midst, she leaves him to ponder if she is the one. She seems to have the same view as Changhe on being a blade for Blood River and wanting other options. The scene goes to Soul Reaper Hall where Muyu has refused a contract because the person they want killed is an upright man who looks out for the people. After his refusal, Changhe shows up and says he will take on all contracts refused by Muyu. It is the only way to keep his friend alive. They are almost to the Spider shadow nest when Xie and Mu clans again strike. They want their own candidate for the Dormant Dragon sword and when the Patriarch refuses another battle takes place. The healer watches him use his own strength to dispel a soul claiming incense that was left in the carriage. During their travels, she requested his name, and surprisingly he told her, Mu Mingci. Once made Patriarch, whoever bears the sword no longer belongs to their clan and is above all three families until their death and next Patriarch rules. His sword is the key to the entrance and there is an elaborate set of traps to gain entrance. She comments to the hunchback that accompanies them that he was poisoned rather than born with that condition. She told him the time for antidote and treatments long passed but for the small nominal fee of the entire building she could cure him. She is as shameful with her mercenary ways as rabbit is with her vanity and wanting men to acknowledge how captivating she is. 😂 These two are quite the pair.🤣 Lianyue is not a murderer and chooses to help her rather than finish the job. His only interest is the Patriarch that killed his elder. In the spider shadow nest the patriarch wants to go ahead with the soul swap and the healer says he needs time to gather his strength back before they make the attempt. While he is resting, she ventures outside the villa to note she has unwanted company. Her attacker is surprised at her skills and right when she has him trapped someone breaks her web and reveals her attacker. Changhe is there to complete his mission of taking care of the healer. This episode had interesting battles and effects to draw you into their fantastical world. I am enjoying how well choreographed they are and the accompanying music. The characters are interesting and they are taking the time to introduce you to their various personalities and relationships to weave you into their story.

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I LITERALLY THOUGHT CARDENA LOOKED LIKE REINA & GUESS WHO PLAYS HER

kishida tatsuya maybe top five sexiest sentais of all time. i think this was a cute episode. melto fulfills his niche of being the smart one here ,they all generally have something going on. banba has the most attachment to the guests of the episode which in turn gets towa involved because of their strong bond. asuna ends up having the shortest end of the sticks which sucks but i also think there isn't really much for her to do here. it also has to do with how her character+type is a bit hard to work around. she is the brauns while melto is the brains but this is a sentai show with them all being trained fighters so like none of them exactly struggle in combat unless they all struggle to show how strong the enemy is but she isn't forgotten this episode. i honestly really like her calling out that there are children in the blast zone. melto is the smart one when it comes to solving & stuff but asuna can see the big picture that people populate. it goes to how i see her having big muscles & a bigger heart ｡･:*:･ﾟ★,｡･:*:･ﾟ☆　　 ｡･:*:･ﾟ★,｡･:*:･ﾟ☆ this is a rather interesing episode for ryusoulger bwcause i think this is the first time where he focus on a person that isn't turned itno a minusaur but a victim of them ,so the villain kind've takes a back+seat. they kind've compensate for this by showing how the minusaur manipulates children into weaponized human shields ,which is actually a very cool way to go about it because it again centers the victims of the minusaurs literally so it is less about the evil of the being & more the evil of the actions & effects. the princessas are okay but this is reveleaed to be a multi+p[art episode so the restraint in learning much about them works well. but with that being said it makes this episode ,just okay. on its own it is alirhgt ,nothing more.

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