Corey

I said "Netflix needs to stop it with the retitling" because that's how it seemed to me. Some of the shows I watched back in the day now have new titles. All of those retitled ones are Netflix titles.
You can use Please Take Care of my Refrigerator as an example. It got rebooted and is airing on Netflix. What's it called now? Chef & My Fridge. It's jarring because you can SEE the actual title and they keep SAYING the actual title.
This show is the same. Every episode ends with the title!
The Good Bad Mother annoyed me endlessly. You can see the title say 'Bad Mom' and the dialogue reference a perceived bad mother, yet...
Jealousy Incarnate now has an unmentionable name. The pun is even gone! And the meaning changed with the "For" in 'Fight My Way'.
My assumption is that it's to prevent clashing with similar titles. Understanding that aside, it's (like I said) jarring.
Also, if you scroll up, you see three titles. Love Scout is the worst.

Netflix needs to stop it with the retitling. My Perfect Secretary makes way more sense.

That's not a positive statement, though... He's an actor. This is not a reality series. We should always only ever see the character on screen.

I may be misunderstanding but it seems like Fujisawa is taking caring of him after Sei lost his family. I assume he doesn't view Sei romantically...more brotherly?...possible ace?
I can't figure out the girlfriend. It doesn't seem she's been harmed sexually. It doesn't seem that she's over him- she was protecting his reputation with his friends, so...

There was no attack. There was no absense of chill. As I watched it on Netflix, I did see the dates (though they added them a bit later. At the time, there was a single episode and nothing about following episodes). I asked “why” as I was unused to streaming services being so far behind the airing schedule and found it odd. Whilst your response was helpful, the previous one was not.

I like this! We could guess because they were highlighting his cheerful family so often. I love this.

What if I beg? Tell ME, please.

Wei Yuan warned us and Xu Qi'An to be wary of him a few times

Noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

And they were just talking about adjusting to each other's pace. Dude!

Hoping 40 wraps everything up instead of a seasson 2

You could use context clues. For example, one name is used by coworkers and another by lovers.

Also, I think he WAS just trying to clear his head. With his character, I’d assume he’d try to cause minimal harm to others. Locked rooms would be more of a worry than a roof.

Viu says “a place in Africa”

That’s accurate, though. Is it not?
Ignoring the talent’s mental health in favour of pushing them for profit.
We’re supposed to KNOW he’s not being cared for. The adults know and they feel guilty, but they’re still taking advantage of him.

Wait. Legit China and not Taiwan.
Oh no!

Huh? Even if the translations weren’t clear, what was shown onscreen should’ve cleared any confusion unless you skipped bits. Maybe rewatch.
2 couples: Kazuaki 1’s and Sei’s.
2 dudes with similar email addresses.
Kazuaki 1 email’s Sei by accident, then on purpose…then, they become friendly e-mail friends.
No one has the same surname.

Not every show needs to be made.

The translation was okay, wasn’t it? It said there was a place in Africa called Namib where the ocean meets the dessert. This is accurate. No countries were mentioned, were they? Did I miss it?

Who’s? Who’s is being portrayed inaccurately? Question, not accusation