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Japan does sad like nobody's business T_T

7.7 rating?? This drama deserves more but we all know Jdramas are underrated.

Everybody here is in an unrequited love situation lol.

Just watched ep1. It's veeerryyyy fluffy and romantic. One thing I still don't know if I like is the blurry filter they used, I feel like I'm watching someone's dream and that the characters are not walking but floating, and the slow-mo scenes are a biiit too much for me.

It's a nice drama overall but ngl I'll keep watching mostly for Kyohei hehe.

Ngl I had a bit of a hard time going thru all the characters, but towards the end of ep1 you see things are taking shape, and Suda Masaki leading them is the best thing ever.

This better be great bc season 1 episodes were just 30 minutes and the plot was meh and I finished it for Hikaru and Jo T_T

I tried watching this bc people said it's better than the Thai version (that I dropped halfway thru ep1).

I dropped it at ep3. It's a softcore teen beach love story with mediocre writing. Kaishin is a likable character but Ai is unsufferable, or maybe it's the acting I didn't like.

Ep2 was cute cute cute!

Nice episode 1. The sense of humor is spot on.

Takeuchi Ryoma in that white T-shirt *chef's kiss*

Ep 1 was so good! Hajime and Kai are great work partners and the domesticity is domesticity-ing. Hajime in lawyer mode is so sexy.

Yesss, both their character and relationship development are great and it's a joy to watch them being so cute and awkward hehe.

Loved it, definitely one of my fave summer Jdramas. Japan excelling at pulling at your heartstrings with a great mystery story. Saitoh Takumi and Nagao Yuno nailed it.

Exactly. Compared to other countries, Jdramas are almost always underrated.

Huh?? 7.8? Criminally underrated.

the Ibuki scenes were actually a looong flashback?? I sensed something was off but not that all that happened months before the capture. I didn't think about it much bc this drama is already nonsensical so...😅

Wait a minute!! I just finished episode 5 and I didn't notice...

was Yuki-chan's murder. How was that suicide?? In the hallway, not locked up in his room? Sure, I could stab myself with scissors, but at that moment why would I remove the scissors and throw them?? It doesn't make much sense to me.

I enjoyed it a lot. Ngl it's not the best time loop drama out there but it's very entertaining and I loved the characters. The thing that bothered me the most...

Nope, it's just the main leads.

Just watched ep 7. I'm not sure if what they talked about the time loops makes sense but I love it.