I honestly don’t understand why they keep making dramas like this. Japan is already going through a wave of dramas about infidelity. Isn’t it bad enough that the population is shrinking and fewer people want to have children? they keep producing more dramas about cheating, which could make people even more cynical about relationships.
Overall, this is just a depressing drama with nothing meaningful to offer. It’s boring, and on top of that, you are left feeling disgusted by such an unfaithful person
Jbls are slipping some sleeping pills in their dramas lately. So boring
It’s a more realistic series with a different style. It’s not really meant to be emotional, but more about talking about the difficult things they go through in relation to their identity.
The first episode was great, and I’m already waiting for the next one. I love this kind of trope, like in Bad Buddy. It’s funny and it’s fun to watch.
The only series I’ve seen Ping in was Ai Long Nhai, and I liked him there. It’s nice to see him on screen again, even though he’s not a good actor. He was cute, and his smile and soft way of speaking are adorable. He always has a delay when he talks, like he waits a second before saying his lines. Without that, his acting would improve a lot.
I was surprised to find out he’s 21 because he looks much older. So I hope they do a time skip so it feels more believable.
Teshow is cute too, and acts very well. They have good chemistry
Episode 7 was really good. I admit I skipped quite a lot of the scenes with his family because I just don’t have the patience for their melodrama. Their despicable behavior is also pretty clichéd
But when Fan Fan stood up, shouted, and made the brave decision to leave everything behind and walk away, I didn’t expect it at all. It was a surprising and positive step.
Episode 4 disappointed me. I mean, it wasn’t the best series to begin with, but maybe they didn’t have the budget to let things develop at a normal pace, so everything feels rushed.
We didn’t really see enough of Naoya suffering to understand why he suddenly changes. He talked about it out loud, but we never actually watched him confront his father while working at the office or go through that process as a teenager. Then Naoya talks about how he has come to understand certain things, but we never had enough time to connect with his pain and truly understand it.
I also can’t connect with Sato. He looks several years older than him, which feels really strange. He looks exactly his real age, they don’t suit each other, and there’s no chemistry between them.
Anyway, I’ll still keep watching, but so far it’s just so-so.
There are some Chinese shows that feel highly produced and polished for sure but just as many are very natural…
Yes, I’ve seen some of them, and that’s true, but there are very few. Overall, it’s not that all of their productions are bad. With this one, for example, I just couldn’t keep watching; episode 7 was actually the last one I watched.
Compared to other Thai series, the quality is good. The main weakness is the casting. Tee’s casting is excellent, but choosing the lead actor, Jane, was a very bad decision. He simply cannot act, although I assume that bothers other viewers less. Overall, it is definitely worth watching
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Overall, this is just a depressing drama with nothing meaningful to offer. It’s boring, and on top of that, you are left feeling disgusted by such an unfaithful person
The only series I’ve seen Ping in was Ai Long Nhai, and I liked him there. It’s nice to see him on screen again, even though he’s not a good actor. He was cute, and his smile and soft way of speaking are adorable.
He always has a delay when he talks, like he waits a second before saying his lines. Without that, his acting would improve a lot.
I was surprised to find out he’s 21 because he looks much older. So I hope they do a time skip so it feels more believable.
Teshow is cute too, and acts very well. They have good chemistry
But when Fan Fan stood up, shouted, and made the brave decision to leave everything behind and walk away, I didn’t expect it at all. It was a surprising and positive step.
We didn’t really see enough of Naoya suffering to understand why he suddenly changes. He talked about it out loud, but we never actually watched him confront his father while working at the office or go through that process as a teenager.
Then Naoya talks about how he has come to understand certain things, but we never had enough time to connect with his pain and truly understand it.
I also can’t connect with Sato. He looks several years older than him, which feels really strange. He looks exactly his real age, they don’t suit each other, and there’s no chemistry between them.
Anyway, I’ll still keep watching, but so far it’s just so-so.
The show you are planning to watch is excellent too.