He spent the entire episode (and most of the next) humbling himself to win her back.
I want to add one last thing: what she does with her social circle—abandoning all her friends—made me feel angry If my friend did that to me, honestly, I'd be genuinely mad. How harsh she is on herself and others.
He spent the entire episode (and most of the next) humbling himself to win her back.
"Do you remember early in the relationship when they clearly agreed that if either of them wanted to date someone else, they would just let the other know? He forgot all about that and let his mind spin strange thoughts about her. At the same time, she never trusted him at all; as you said, she wouldn't tell him about her most painful experiences and only confided in her friends. He felt shut out by her, and their relationship was limited to just their Friday dates. They weren't being serious, and it felt like their relationship was some kind of bad karma from a past life.
"Episode 24, the finale... What can I say? The last four episodes were terrible—a cliché attempt to wrap up the story. The dialogue wasn't what it used to be at the beginning. I don't know, I feel like the show went downhill near the end. It started off so exciting, and the pacing was excellent. The ending reminded me of the drama The First Frost. My favorite character in the show was Lumi; she was brave and strong."
He spent the entire episode (and most of the next) humbling himself to win her back.
His attempt to win her back and humiliate himself completely erased his original personality from the beginning of the series. I didn't feel like this was Luke at all; it was like someone searching for his mother, desperately and intensely attached.
I hope everyone living in darkness finds the light, and that their lives overflow with joy and happiness. I know how strong we are, and we will be better off, because we deserve a life full of love, so that we may live happily every single day. ✊🫂🤍🌅
Well, it seems to me that many things really affected me, but in the end, something happened that I didn't understand. I watched the movie in the afternoon and I don't remember how I finished my food; I was completely gripped. It's a quiet film, but it made me think a lot. The direction is excellent, the actors were truly brilliant in their roles, the transition of events was smooth, and the production was great. I will definitely recommend it to a friend, yes, because it is worth watching
series full of butterflies, very beautiful, and the sequence of events is really great. I loved the heroine Ayaka; she did an amazing job in her role. I really hope to see another season for them🧑🏻💻I would love to experience a love story in the office😂💜
I'm shocked. What is this? I didn’t expect the ending to be like this. Why? How could it end this way? To me, it’s completely unfinished. I never saw them go on a proper date or anything. It really made me sad. I waited for episodes 11 and 12 hoping to see them again, but this was the only ending? The only series I truly loved has ended... I’m so sad😭
A life full of contradictions, polarity, and karma. His escape from facing his parents made the same lesson show up again in his lovers. His life is really painful. I didn’t like the fiery villain’s reactions way too exaggerated, but I guess that’s what the role needed. I didn’t enjoy the series overall because of the overly soft and fragile character who always needs help. The story felt way too repetitive.
If my friend did that to me, honestly, I'd be genuinely mad. How harsh she is on herself and others.
He forgot all about that and let his mind spin strange thoughts about her. At the same time, she never trusted him at all; as you said, she wouldn't tell him about her most painful experiences and only confided in her friends. He felt shut out by her, and their relationship was limited to just their Friday dates. They weren't being serious, and it felt like their relationship was some kind of bad karma from a past life.
I will definitely recommend it to a friend, yes, because it is worth watching