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This review may contain spoilers
5th stories
Final part of Fourever You… Let’s discuss drama…
The story follows Tiger, the youngest son of a powerful and wealthy family. Growing up in the shadow of his family's chaotic, mafia-adjacent background, Tiger has always felt deeply lonely, guarded, and reckless, avoiding meaningful relationships out of fear that trusting others will only lead to disappointment or danger.
Everything changes during high school football tryouts when he crosses paths with Dueannao (Nao), a talented, fiercely independent newcomer. Their relationship gets off to a rocky start, literally ending in a physical altercation after a misunderstanding over Nao's nickname. However, as they compete for the position of football team captain, their intense rivalry gradually evolves into an unbreakable friendship.
Unlike Tiger, Nao is optimistic, warm-hearted, and cheerful despite enduring years of hardship alongside his twin brother and mother. Even after learning the truth about Tiger's family "business," Nao continues to treat him like an ordinary person rather than the heir to a powerful family. Nao's unwavering kindness becomes a shield against Tiger's cold and lonely world, even welcoming Tiger into his home and making him feel like part of the family.
Before long, Tiger realizes that the simple moments he shares with Nao have become the happiest memories of his life. What begins as admiration slowly blossoms into love, but Tiger keeps his feelings hidden, afraid that a confession might destroy the precious friendship they have built.
As they prepare to leave high school and begin a new chapter at university. The question rises:
? How long can Tiger hide his feelings for Nao? Especially when a girl confesses her love to Nao right before they depart for university.
? Is this the end of their friendship as they know it?
? Will Tiger find the courage to successfully confess his feelings, or
? Will Tiger bury his feelings forever and settle for being Nao's best friend?
That's pretty much the story without giving anymore spoilers.
What I like:
+ As usual, they quite fit the book. Yeah it’s kinda boring & the Weakest story from the series. But this is actually just the extra story from the 4 main couples.
+ They choose a different actor for Nao & his twin, Dannue (Dan).
What I don’t too like:
- The story focuses too much on high school…. We don’t get to see too much about their university years when the love and their relationship start to become interesting…
Overall I am really happy I can see this series…
The story follows Tiger, the youngest son of a powerful and wealthy family. Growing up in the shadow of his family's chaotic, mafia-adjacent background, Tiger has always felt deeply lonely, guarded, and reckless, avoiding meaningful relationships out of fear that trusting others will only lead to disappointment or danger.
Everything changes during high school football tryouts when he crosses paths with Dueannao (Nao), a talented, fiercely independent newcomer. Their relationship gets off to a rocky start, literally ending in a physical altercation after a misunderstanding over Nao's nickname. However, as they compete for the position of football team captain, their intense rivalry gradually evolves into an unbreakable friendship.
Unlike Tiger, Nao is optimistic, warm-hearted, and cheerful despite enduring years of hardship alongside his twin brother and mother. Even after learning the truth about Tiger's family "business," Nao continues to treat him like an ordinary person rather than the heir to a powerful family. Nao's unwavering kindness becomes a shield against Tiger's cold and lonely world, even welcoming Tiger into his home and making him feel like part of the family.
Before long, Tiger realizes that the simple moments he shares with Nao have become the happiest memories of his life. What begins as admiration slowly blossoms into love, but Tiger keeps his feelings hidden, afraid that a confession might destroy the precious friendship they have built.
As they prepare to leave high school and begin a new chapter at university. The question rises:
? How long can Tiger hide his feelings for Nao? Especially when a girl confesses her love to Nao right before they depart for university.
? Is this the end of their friendship as they know it?
? Will Tiger find the courage to successfully confess his feelings, or
? Will Tiger bury his feelings forever and settle for being Nao's best friend?
That's pretty much the story without giving anymore spoilers.
What I like:
+ As usual, they quite fit the book. Yeah it’s kinda boring & the Weakest story from the series. But this is actually just the extra story from the 4 main couples.
+ They choose a different actor for Nao & his twin, Dannue (Dan).
What I don’t too like:
- The story focuses too much on high school…. We don’t get to see too much about their university years when the love and their relationship start to become interesting…
Overall I am really happy I can see this series…
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