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After looking at the PV, it suggests Kurosawa might confess or distance himself. I wonder what route the show-runners are planning, will they stick with the manga or create their own version... o.o

Yeah, it's in one of the comment links below. Episode 3 is unsubbed and episode 4 isn't out yet.

bagikuy.com (without Eng subtitles)

That was my guess too. She is too casual around Kurosawa lmfao.

Yes, it's part of the culture and I think Kurosawa's secret could relate to almost any culture due to the stigma.

Very similar story pattern to the manga.

Adachi's so sweet; he was so happy for helping out Kurosawa. It was nice having Adachi and Rokkaku have a scene together recalling the bar scene. It made Adachi realise the positive outcomes his ability had on the people around him. Tsuge freaking out sends me lmfao. Hopefully, we get more screen-time for his arc cause it's pretty slow.

That last scene was hilarious a bit different from the manga, so I wonder how they will play it out next episode.

The term Adachi mentioned in the last scene 修羅場 ( しゅらば) difficulties (in a love relationship)​

We are now halfway there until the final episode, wow!

There is a director's cut that was released a month ago but it's probably not available for overseas viewers yet.

I know right, maybe he was pretending not to understand because of their disapproving parents.

Love their conversation based on this shows making. Apparently, the fans realised there were no shower scenes, but they actually did one but with no filming lol.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WZOJPEh9jZA

Yes because she stated in her inner thoughts she's not interested in relationships.

I had watched the live stream of Omoinotake's mv (based on the opening song). It was beautiful! Watching their Instagram live now!

Watched a short clip of it on Tumblr so came back to check it out~

You can watch or download raw ver from https://bagikuy.com/

Loving the group name x'DD

Pretty sure the editors and promotion team are still in the process of editing the upcoming episodes. Filming a drama in Japan usually takes up to at least a month or two (depends on duration & genre).

Wow, that's quite an impressive bio. Model, a cooking blog and acting, very niiice!

Not sure if it's true or not but despite either facts it's not uncommon to be in a project with your exes.

I thought so too, it has a similar vibe to Nerve.

I saw the trailer on Facebook. It looks promising so far, and thanks to Netflix, they have expanded their production value. More chances of the actors getting international recognition possibly.