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Too bad that you didn't want to continue it.

The plastic surgery part may be impossible in real life. I also felt that at first. But the plot is really fire. So many plot twists. It's so good that I can't stop watching.

I also didn't expect this to have a lot of plot twist. My head hurts! 😂

The person who wrote this is just pure genius.

Hope someone sub it.

AbemaTV really knows how to tell a story.

I'm still at Episode 4 but I can already tell that this will be one of my favorite dramas.

I had high expectations. I agree with the comments below. Japan should stop co-producing with Korea, especially with their writers.

I never get to finish a series that they co-produced (ex.: Romantics Anonymous). They bore me. It's not the kind of jdramas that I love. Something's off with the flavor.

Taiwan is a better option instead. 18×2 Beyond Youthful Days is a proof.

It would've been better if they had made it a series instead of a movie. All those deaths felt rushed because everything had to be squeezed into just two hours.

Also, I think the version I watched was cut. I saw some clips on TikTok that weren't in the copy I downloaded.

Btw, I may be a fan of Kou Shibasaki but Mitsuko must have won. She's the star of this movie.

Just became a fan after watching Orange Days. So pretty actress. Already done with Good Luck as well. I have to catch up with all her good dramas!

Hmm, interesting plot.

When you get so attached to the characters that watching the last episode hurts. You end up feeling really empty afterward. Ugh.

This might be the oldest jdrama I've watched so far, but I'm planning to watch more of the older jdramas that Netflix has been adding lately.

The weird thing about watching old jdramas is that I find myself crushing on the actors in their younger days, even though they're now old enough to be my parents.

I'll definitely check out the other dramas of Satoshi and Ko. I've became their fan.

"Forbidden Love" tag was there for a reason 😂

They first met when he was 15. They were separated, reunited when he was 18, separated again, and finally met once more when he was 25.

After everything they've been through, it's a happy ending.

The drama is very stressful. Sure, it's morally wrong. But I think it's a forbidden love story that was done right.

I'm still at Ep. 3 and I'm liking it a lot.

You can download it from this site:

https://dramasuki.xyz/#DramaSuki/Japanese-Drama

They k*ssed when she's still his teacher, but nothing more than that even throughout the entire show.

I discovered Yorushika and their great music, thanks to this drama.

J-version is more painful, has better acting and production.

The good thing is that more jdramas are becoming available on Netflix. So it won’t be long before people discover and appreciate them. I’m sure of that because jdramas are really great. Many people are just being judgmental without even trying to watch one.

Only 5gb c'mon 😅