I don't like these weird age gap relationships and was already hesitant, even though it's not stated at the outset what the ages of the characters are. It's easy to guess though. What made me quit was how I couldn't get over Ayaka's selfishness in that public declaration and apparent cluelessness regarding being a queer person in the workplace. I literally quit on the final episode. I had pushed through as much as I could, but when Ayaka was talking to Hiroko in the boardroom about fighting to be together, I was just done.
2nd - The best of the series for me, except, as usual, a good story got ruined by the main repeatedly violating the boundaries of the love interest. Didn't he SA him when they were sharing a bed? And don't find out what other things he did in the book that weren't shown here. I'll cling to Arthit's relationship with his father and throw the rest away.
3rd - I honestly got bored and ended up just speeding up those parts. The brother's story, Singh, was far more interesting to me. Would genuinely have wanted more of that.
2nd - The best of the series for me, except, as usual, a good story got ruined by the main repeatedly violating the boundaries of the love interest. Didn't he SA him when they were sharing a bed? And don't find out what other things he did in the book that weren't shown here. I'll cling to Arthit's relationship with his father and throw the rest away.
3rd - I honestly got bored and ended up just speeding up those parts. The brother's story, Singh, was far more interesting to me. Would genuinely have wanted more of that.