SweetBlue

In my opinion, the story of this drama is quite unique; it is the first time I have encountered a narrative quite like this. It touches upon the mental health struggles of the character Seo Mitsuru and explores a friendship between a man and a woman that doesn't necessarily have to culminate in romance. The writer is also responsible for the slice-of-life drama "Silent" (2022), which centers on the life of a person with a disability a show well worth watching. The storyline is well-constructed, and the pacing feels just right, with each episode ending in a way that leaves the viewer intrigued. The conclusion is truly climactic and exactly what I had hoped for; it feels fair, logical, and free of convenient "plot armor."

The cast featuring Aoi Yu as Seo Sakiko, Nakajima Ayumu as Sonoda Itsuki, Kaho as Sonoda Azusa, and Matsuyama Kenichi as Seo Mitsuru, creates a well-rounded and balanced ensemble where every character is effectively portrayed. Special praise goes to Kaho for her excellent performance of a rather unique character, and to the Aoi Yu–Nakajima Ayumu duo for perfectly capturing the reactions appropriate to their respective roles.

I think this drama would be in my dorama's list that i will rewatch in the futures.

This drama will tell you about a man and a women friendship, marriage relationship, family, love, and mental health to other level that what you action is, in the future you consequence will come, soon or later.