Após ler um artigo de revista, Aizawa Haru se apaixona por Oji Kazuhiro, um membro de uma banda popular. Movida por um único desejo — “Quero conhecer Oji” —, ela deixa seu emprego estável em uma empresa e se torna escritora freelance. Seu desejo finalmente se realiza, e ela consegue se aproximar de Oji. Antes que perceba, de alguma forma acaba se tornando a pessoa que cuida dele no dia a dia. Então, após certo incidente, Oji a pede em casamento, e eles decidem se casar!? No entanto, no dia do casamento, Oji diz a ela: “Mesmo que sejamos casados, tudo bem se não fizermos nada físico, certo?” Haru acaba caminhando até o altar no sentido mais literal da expressão: uma verdadeira “estrada virgem”. Preocupada com uma vida de recém-casada que não é apenas “sem sexo”, mas praticamente “sexo zero”, Haru tenta desabafar com suas amigas Matsuoka Fuyumi, uma maquiadora casada com filhos, e Kiriyama Akina, que trabalha em uma empresa estrangeira. Mas descobre que ambas as mulheres carregam profundas preocupações próprias… (Fonte: Japanese = TV Tokyo || Tradução = MyDramaList) ~~ Adaptado da série de web mangá "Saint Love Survivors" (聖ラブサバイバーズ) de Hiura Satoru (ひうらさとる). Editar Tradução
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- Título original: 聖ラブサバイバーズ
- Também conhecido como: Seinto Rabu Sabaibaazu , セイントラブサバイバーズ
- Roteirista: Tomori Atsuki
- Roteirista e Diretor: Kawahara Yo
- Gêneros: Comédia, Romance, Drama
Elenco e Créditos
- Ishii AnnaAizawa HaruPapel Principal
- Ueda TatsuyaOji KazuhiroPapel Secundário
- Satsukawa AimiMatsuoka FuyumiPapel Secundário
- Yamaya KasumiKiriyama AkinaPapel Secundário
- Mashiko AtsukiUrushibara NatsuoPapel Secundário
- Hamanaka BunichiMatsuoka ToshikiPapel Secundário
Resenhas
Failed to manage my expectations and paid dearly for it
I didn't realize this was a late-night drama going into it and that was a HUGE mistake. Usually, when a drama has a poster of the characters in scandalous poses or an obviously smutty vibe, I know to promptly turn my brain off and carry on enjoying watching attractive people get freaky, but in this case, nothing about the poster or the synopsis indicated to me that this was one of those dramas. So, I went in thinking this would be a sincere exploration of a couple navigating a sexless marriage and I was on board for the first couple of episodes. Then I kept waiting...and waiting...and suddenly I was 3/4 of the way through and realized this drama had absolutely no intention of seriously engaging with its themes, and, in fact, it wraps up all the plotlines in borderline offensive ways - like you're telling me Oji's ED was immediately fixed because he had one (1) dream about being cucked?? Huh?????I think my expectations were also higher than average because the original work was created by a reputable mangaka who also did Saionji-san, which I quite liked the drama for, so I'm not sure if my problems with Saint Love Survivors existed in the manga or came about in the adaptation process.
Haru in particular was an UNBELIEVABLY unlikable character. It's never established that she is someone who has high libido or really values sex, so it makes no sense why she is SO insistent on doing the deed. It opens up the implication that she feels entitled to Oji's body just because they're in a relationship and that she only likes him because she wants to get into his pants which is gross. I'm all for female sexual fulfillment, but not like this!!! And Oji isn't much better - I can understand why his performance issues lead him to not want sex, but why was ALL physical contact off the table? Like, even holding her hand and hugging her was a big deal? It could've been a chance for some asexual representation, but since he was magically cured in the last episode, it just makes his behavior bizarre.
And, subverted expectations aside, this drama is just plain bad on its own. The narrative flow and pacing was all off, to the point that it felt like huge chunks of the drama were missing despite being 12 episodes long. There was more chemistry between the main couple in the little 40-sec end credits scenes than in the whole drama, and the rest of the cast had practically negative chemistry with each other. There was plenty of eye candy, but all the actors were phoning it in except during the kiss scenes, which were the only times the drama had any oomph. It's a shame because I know pretty much everyone here can do and has done better. Honestly, I'm half-convinced this drama is supposed to be satire from how they dressed Mashiko Atsuki alone - the early 2000s skinny jeans and feather statement necklace combo was DIABOLICAL !
DONT HAVE ANY EXPECTATIONS
Don't Have Any Expectations when watching this late-night drama!When I start something, especially when I am not familar with the cast, I tend to not have any expectations about how good the show will be. Since this was also a late ngiht drama, which are short and tend to have less of a plot and storyline compared to full dramas, I was not expecting much. When I started the first episode, I was caught off guard by the first seen and I went from their. Saint Love Survivor is like Coffee & Vanilla to me. Perfect to watch late at night when you are running on low energy and false adriniline and anything could be interesting because you just want to watch something. If I were to watch this in the daytime I would for sure crave more from it like full dramas because my brain is actually active and working. But later in the night I am not trying to process lots of information. I just want to watch something that makes my grab my pillow and squeeze it when there is a seen that in that moment in time Im feeling antsy and scared but also excited for the next line. The story is interesting and it is definitly not for minors especially talking about ED and have *** in the show.
Basically if you are looking for something short n sweet with levels of spice and a little drama or conflict in peoples lives than this is perfect




















