I wish they could have done a sequel when volume two was released, then another when the last volume (3) was publicized during 2017, was released. I mtl'ed the reviews on the last volume, and Momoko and Sho ended up together. I love the going back on time criminal reveal thing but I would have loved the drama more if it showed the two really gravitating towards each other.
I have never actually watched the drama since the plot is uninteresting to me as it's a typical shoujo manga plot. But it's nice to read the comments again praising Oikawa Mitsuhiro's appeal, he really has that mature and serious look like the 4th prince in Scarlet Heart---sadly for me, I don't remember him being in any romcoms as the main lead or endgame.
What is Oikawa Mitsuhiro's role here? I learned of this drama a while back while I was looking for any romcoms he could be in but I just knew that the female lead would be subtly 'shipped' with your everyday ikemen
Can't ever complete this series. I watched the very first episode and I found the female lead annoying and her visuals not really matching the character's personality for me. I mean, I thought it was too far off. Also high necks don't really suit her.
There is one question I have though, I hope someone could answer. Who in the end was running those message in a bottles? In episode 8, what did the last message shown mean?
Just finished it. I think it's an unsatisfying watch to those who've never watched Twin Peaks I haven't and I was left puzzled and much saddened by the ending. More of that feeling is felt as you try to understand what was going on as you read more comments with 90% of first-hand explanations that it was similar to Twin Peaks.
It was a fun watch and this is the first drama I've ever watched that revolved on only one case. I only watch episodic dramas and this really left me impatient near the ending and realize that part of me about this genre. Still, it was an engaging watch and I watched it for the plot not for the artists---though I was only a bit interested initially since it was one case and not much lighthearted. I watched it in the end because I didn't have much to watch as others I'm more interested in either don't have subs or restricted to members only.
Again, I'm left discontent by the ending. I really was so I'm reiterating it again :(. Gosh I really wish I could just headcannon the opposite but facts are stronger to me.
Edit: I forgot to mention although I enjoyed it mostly, it was a struggle to watch. Most episodes I found had delayed subtitles and delayed audio. So at times, most often, I just turned off the audio, only putting it back up if I wanted to hear how the actors spoke their dialogues.
I'm currently half-in in the movie but I've been starting to find it uninteresting since I watched it from an AI narrated clip from another 'platform' beforehand and some top comments were negative on the female lead. I'm kind of saddened, those comments really made me mindful of her forceful behavior. There were times where she was like sure let's not do that, but then they include another scene where she forces something. I just keep interpreting that her actions were made with mostly selfish intentions and that's part of what irks me---making me lose interest in the movie. Additionally, I'd believe it if someone went to the other side just because of getting hit by 'pigeon dung'. I know this was made more than ten years ago, but still, I would just have thought that person was probably very allergic to 'pigeon dung' and not call the 'witness' a liar.
I found some parts funny but I just really don't like most of the female lead's selfishness and foolishness.
I've read the manga and didn't really like the ending. As regarding their relationship, they kissed in front of the whole school and continued their relationship afterwards. The only part I liked there was that the female lead's (now former) friend continued to have her child and gave her 'lover' (the bad guy of fl's life) a reality check while preventing his pursuit of the afterlife.
Previous thought: Morally, I've never liked that they continued their relationship (teacher-student). I get that you two are gradually healing because of each other, but your the adult and you should recognize that you should stop it as soon as it inappropriately furthered.
My memory is a bit hazy on what I shall mention next: The only thing that I liked in the ending was that her friend made the father of her baby get his act together. I'm pretty sure he did bad things to her, I just can't recall, and near in the end he was preparing to go to the afterlife. Then she found him and stopped before his soul has completely left his body.
Just checked, two years passed, but it's implied they continued their relationship during those two years. He just cutting off plants. "Where we left off before, but where was that?" ---Last scene is implied they do the deed.
Absolutely amazing actor. Anyway, his previous picture was very 'apple-of-the-eye' esque, I hope for someone to please bring it back or find a better one if possible.
I might be remembering wrong but in the manga, they continued their relationship while he's still a teenager. The last chapter, they're together in some house and the guy is like cleaning the yard or something then they eat watermelon.
Edit: Just checked, two years passed, but it's implied they continued their relationship during those two years. He just cutting off plants. "Where we left off before, but where was that?" ---Last scene is implied they do the deed.
It was funny and quite cringy lol, you'll cringe, I mean have a sour face because of second hand embarassment, only on most of the "musical" scenes though. Good watch tho
I'm 4 episodes in but the flow of romance doesn't make much sense to and it's kinda turning me off. Well additionally,…
I couldn't find any webpages that spoiled the end/episode 10 recap so after episode 5, I just skipped to episode 10. Thus for my question, the answer is Aiko didn't end up with anyone but it's likely that her two suitors are still pursuing after her.
I haven't and I was left puzzled and much saddened by the ending. More of that feeling is felt as you try to understand what was going on as you read more comments with 90% of first-hand explanations that it was similar to Twin Peaks.
It was a fun watch and this is the first drama I've ever watched that revolved on only one case. I only watch episodic dramas and this really left me impatient near the ending and realize that part of me about this genre. Still, it was an engaging watch and I watched it for the plot not for the artists---though I was only a bit interested initially since it was one case and not much lighthearted. I watched it in the end because I didn't have much to watch as others I'm more interested in either don't have subs or restricted to members only.
Again, I'm left discontent by the ending. I really was so I'm reiterating it again :(. Gosh I really wish I could just headcannon the opposite but facts are stronger to me.
Edit: I forgot to mention although I enjoyed it mostly, it was a struggle to watch. Most episodes I found had delayed subtitles and delayed audio. So at times, most often, I just turned off the audio, only putting it back up if I wanted to hear how the actors spoke their dialogues.
I found some parts funny but I just really don't like most of the female lead's selfishness and foolishness.
Previous thought: Morally, I've never liked that they continued their relationship (teacher-student). I get that you two are gradually healing because of each other, but your the adult and you should recognize that you should stop it as soon as it inappropriately furthered.
My memory is a bit hazy on what I shall mention next: The only thing that I liked in the ending was that her friend made the father of her baby get his act together. I'm pretty sure he did bad things to her, I just can't recall, and near in the end he was preparing to go to the afterlife. Then she found him and stopped before his soul has completely left his body.
Just checked, two years passed, but it's implied they continued their relationship during those two years. He just cutting off plants. "Where we left off before, but where was that?" ---Last scene is implied they do the deed.
Edit: Just checked, two years passed, but it's implied they continued their relationship during those two years. He just cutting off plants. "Where we left off before, but where was that?" ---Last scene is implied they do the deed.