calvin93

The plot is truly silly and absurd.
From the first episode, it's clear how it will end.
The female protagonist complains that Amagi is the biggest mistake of her life, but the problem is the girl herself: if she had spoken clearly with the male protagonist on certain occasions, perhaps she would have gotten rid of what is, to all intents and purposes, a stalker.

I don't understand why, by changing the past, Shuta had to disappear completely from Saku and Michiru's lives.
Couldn't they have continued to have memories of each other?

The second part of the film was a bit “weak” and I wasn't entirely convinced by the ghost girl.

It is clear that the wig is the protagonist's real hair, while the short, blonde hair is actually a wig.
Dropped at the second episode.

I liked it, even though the story was predictable from the start.
What didn't convince me was seeing actors who are almost 40 playing characters in their 20s! 😬

Was the man burning alive Makoto Hachinoi?
Or did Makoto die suffocated by the policeman?

This drama didn't really convince me.
The protagonist falls in love with the professor as soon as she sees him, and I can't make sense of it. The protagonist and her friend argue, and immediately afterwards they exchange confessions like middle school girls.
The relationship with the professor was all “thank you very much!” and “excuse me!”.
There were no plot twists, and every event was quite predictable.
Luckily, there were only four episodes, otherwise it would have become terribly boring.

Thank you.
I asked because I see that Netflix does not list the release date for episode 6.

On my Italian Netflix I have only five episodes.
Do you know when the other episodes will be released?