Hazuki Rensuke, the President of Regolith, is determined to increase his company's market share in the house furnishing business. His life takes a different turn when three women enter the picture. Edit Translation
- English
- 中文(简体)
- Español
- magyar / magyar nyelv
- Native Title: 月の恋人
- Also Known As: Moon Lovers
- Screenwriter: Asano Taeko, Ikegami Junya
- Director: Hirano Shin, Nishitani Hiroshi
- Genres: Romance
Cast & Credits
- Lin Chi Ling Main Role
- Kimura Takuya Main Role
- Shinohara Ryoko Main Role
- Matsuda ShotaSai Kazami / Cai Feng JianSupport Role
- Mitsushima HikariAnzai RinaSupport Role
- Takenaka NaotoMaruyama TetsujiSupport Role
Reviews
I watched it as soon as it finished airing, attracted by one of the best actors assembly I had come across in a long time. And true to their skills, they do an amazing job, given the luke-warm, inconsistent, shallow story they had to work with.
I understood none of the characters. Are they ambitious, serious, romantic, evil, malicious? No idea. They are all a mixture of those. Yes, in real life people are never clear-cut, but instead of coming out as imperfect human beings one can identify with, these characters appear like badly assembled patchwork quilts, behaving in a way one episode, the opposite way in the next.
The only character with a little consistency is Maemi, played by an impeccable Shinohara Ryoko.
Without spoiling the ending of the drama, suffice to know that it was so out of the blue, I could do nothing better than scratch my head in puzzlement.
What happened to that character? Why did that one act the way he did? What are they trying to say? What's the answer to that 4-coins quiz repeated to exhaustion?
All questions I found no answers to.
I can't remember the music. In these cases, I always end up giving it a non-committal 7. It certainly didn't blow me away.
What a pity.
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