Only a Japanese drama would have such a unique plot line! I rather enjoyed the drama! And did not hate the main lead like many others seem to have.
The ending however made me sad - rather than learning from the love she lost (Mii-chan), she chose to let the colossal betrayal validate her original take on love, becoming even more transactional in her love live. If only she'd dealt with her trauma and spent some time on introspection! But sadly and perhaps more realistically she cynically chose to easier way of "opting" out of the love-betrayal cycle.
Anyway I particularly enjoyed and appreciated the confrontation scene in episode 8. Lasting nearly 20 minutes the scene was gripping in its intensity without any dramatic background music, any screaming or high octane dialogues, or even showy camera work. Hats off to the director and the actors.
The ending however made me sad - rather than learning from the love she lost (Mii-chan), she chose to let the colossal betrayal validate her original take on love, becoming even more transactional in her love live. If only she'd dealt with her trauma and spent some time on introspection! But sadly and perhaps more realistically she cynically chose to easier way of "opting" out of the love-betrayal cycle.
Anyway I particularly enjoyed and appreciated the confrontation scene in episode 8. Lasting nearly 20 minutes the scene was gripping in its intensity without any dramatic background music, any screaming or high octane dialogues, or even showy camera work. Hats off to the director and the actors.