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I don’t understand this series’ schedule. The countdown says one thing, and until last week it was released on Sundays, but now it’s not even coming out on Sundays anymore. What’s going on?

It’s really cute and funny, but there’s no connection between the two series.

Same here, I love it

I actually enjoyed it precisely because I don’t know much about sports and tend to skip sport scenes , but this time I watched the whole scene and really enjoyed it. I also think they used AI, which is why the transitions and close-ups with the ball looked so sharp. But I’m sure that if I understood tennis, I might have been more critical, like you.

What an episode. I love this so much. Ugh, now we have to wait a whole week.

🤣🤣 🤣🤣 🤣🤣

I watch it in Japanese without subtitles.

The episodes are short, and it’s clearly a low-budget series. The dialogue is very sparse, and it deals with complex issues in a very simple and direct way. Everything looks gray and muted—the office, the house, even their date is very washed out in terms of color. It’s a little depressing, but overall it does convey the difficulty of finding a relationship at an older age. I think it’s handled too quickly and too simplistically, but it’s still a series that draws you in and makes you want to see where it’s going—hopefully not toward something too depressing.

Ep 4 is emotional episode. Even with all the cheesiness and the childlike, colorful aesthetic, they sometimes slip in these small lines and quiet little exchanges that really move you, because you rarely hear things like that in scripts anymore. For example, when he says he wanted to cross the bridge so he could get somewhere else and be free because he was suffering so much at home, or when he says that everyone expected him to be an exemplary person, so he decided to play that role until he eventually became that person. I find that really beautiful.

I’d say these are the kinds of things that usually aren’t said in modern scripts. They used to be more common, but dialogue today often feels very stripped down and emotionally diluted.

I discovered this series because of their chemistry in KNOT, and I really enjoyed it.It’s funny and entertaining, They’re so cute together.

They have such great chemistry that I ended up binge watching their previous series

So handsome and talented-he has it all.

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Did he compare FanFan to a cell phone and say that if he throws the phone away again, he’ll throw him away too?

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I’m just waiting for the day when we no longer need these sites to translate for us and they stop making life difficult for viewers who can’t pay to watch Japanese series. I’m honestly sick of this mafia-like way of operating. But it’s almost over, because AI can already translate live. Soon we won’t need them at all.

Do they even buy the rights? Do they actually pay the translators? The Japanese TV market isn’t that big. They should focus on Korean and Thai series, where there are more viewers. Why make things so difficult for us when we already have so few series to watch?

I’m quoting you: “Why are so many people blaming Little Jane for having a completely valid reaction?”
You care too much about what others think. Just share your theory and enjoy the series. Your reaction suggests you get upset when people disagree with you, but the world would be boring if everyone thought the same way.

I wrote that the episode was unbearable, not the series. But you’re clearly in such a rush that you don’t understand what people write. My suggestion is that you always read something twice before responding.

Actually, it seems like a lot of people think his reaction was justified, while others don’t, and that’s okay. It’s all fine. People are allowed to have different opinions; not everyone thinks the same way. It’s okay, enjoy and don’t take it so hard.