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I loved the concept, but I feel like it could've been executed better. It was a little slow/not much plot, but it's worth the watch. The characters are fun, there's good chemistry, and the ducks are hilarious. The first twenty minutes had me laughing out loud.

The link doesn't work. Do you know anywhere else to watch it?

There's zero romance in the show. The main relationship is between siblings and there's some clashing bromance on the side. The main cast all have great chemistry with some really good acting, but there's no romantic chemistry.

If you're looking for romance, this one wouldn't be for you. But if you enjoy twisty thrillers and psychological concepts with emotional layers, then you'd love this one.

Maybe you could wait until you get into a drama slump and watch this one as a palette cleanser? It's a very unconventional cdrama in a good way, a solid 9.5/10.

Why am I only seeing the first episode on their site? Did they not complete the series?

Does anyone know where to watch this?

The video is unavailble.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kzx6YCzCNO0

It was so colorful, vibey, and weird. It reminded me of old 90s hong kong aesthetics. It essentially felt like a long music video, but I would definitely watch a full length version of the story.

Thank you!

The fansubber's site seems to be down. Do you have another link?

If it were to continue, I feel like Saeko would write an article about it, stay platonic friends with Shotoro, and keep to herself for the rest of her life. I feel like it'd make her realize she'd rather devote herself to her work again.

I feel like Sera could still end up starting a relationship with Arisa, only for her to destroy him. Arisa would continue in her marriage happily after getting rid of road block's in her own happiness.

I think it'd be a twisty ending with a different type of happy ending.

I think he was a flawed character. He cares for her, but not enough to stay loyal to her. He cared for Saeko, but he also liked Arisa. He simply seemed to decide to stay with Saeko because she was the safer choice of the two and because she genuinely cared for him.

I think he saw the flower pot dropping. He mentioned earlier about the psychic reading. How one woman would save him and one would destroy him. Perhaps because he didn't stay loyal or good to Saeko, Saeko wasn't able to save him and instead Arisa was there to destroy the one thing that could've saved him.

Saeko and the child would've been a restart for him to attempt a family, move forward in work, and become a loyal man. But he didn't treat her well and Arisa destroyed his savior instead.

I think it was more of a sense of betrayal rather than him simply having a child. She was traumatized by her husband lying and cheating on her. That lying led to her stress induced labor and loss of her own child. So Sera lying about an entire child means that he didn't feel shame lying to her. So it was a mix of his lies, recognizing the photos of Arisa showing his desire for her, and her past experiences. So her chucking the camera was both dramatic and realistic lol.

It would've been interesting to see how Arisa deals with her sister. If she's willing to take out Saeko, maybe her twin sister is next?

I think it was interesting how the character's psychology played a role in this too. Saeko was a straightforward and protective person who strived towards justice. While Arisa seemed to have narcissistic tendencies, didn't mind if her husband cheated as long as he stayed with her, and looked down on those that give up happiness for justice.

It was a very interesting two perspectives to watch play out.

Normally when the ML is in debt, it's always for school, parent's debt, or someone is sick. It's so funny and darkly realistic that the ML was actually a cheater who had to pay alimony and child support after a divorce. That was so funny and unexpected.

There were hints that the narrator Arisa was extremely narcissistic, but I was not expecting it to go that far. That was a crazy unexpected ending. It was both fun and dumb, idk which way I'm leaning more.

I feel like it's kinda an open ending. Like did she let it hit her because life had continually dealt her terrible relationships or did she move out of the way and move on? She could have supported the child on her own and Shotaro could've been a great support system as well.

What in the whiplash was that last episode? I hate it, but also really like how twisty and weird it went?

Anyone know where to watch this with eng subs?

I get what you mean. Neither of the remakes actually casted leads that had gone through extensive plastic surgery. Kinda misses the whole point.