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“At 25:00 in Akasaka Season 2” Series Review (Ep.3 to 10)

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Relationships aren’t always perfect or anything close to what outsiders think they should be. Sometimes the person we fall in love with is the one who quietly reminds us of the version of ourselves we most want to grow into, even when getting there is messy. That’s the heart of At 25:00 in Akasaka Season 2, the continuation of the story adapted from Natsuno Hiroko’s manga 25 Ji, Akasaka de, once again starring Niihara Taisuke as Shirasaki Yuki and Komagine Kiita as Hayama Asami, two actors whose love began in a complicated blur of fiction and truth.

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Thai Reviews

“Burnout Syndrome” First Impressions (Ep.1 & 2)

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It’s too easy to get burned out these days, whether it’s from rising prices, underappreciated jobs, overlooked mental health, or economic instability. We live in a world that prioritizes speed over substance, efficiency over empathy, until the human touch that once shaped our stories, our art, and our hearts begins to fade.

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Thai Reviews

“Me and Who” Series Review (Ep.4 to 10)

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It’s wonderful seeing a series where the two main leads not only start off on fairly equal mental (not financial) footing, but also stand beside each other through everything from beginning to end. Me and Who, adapted from the web novel by wickedwish_, takes that idea and spins it into a heartfelt romantic comedy packed with humor, charm, and surprising emotional depth.

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Thai Reviews

“The Wicked Game” Series Review (Ep.4 to 10)

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Love is a lens that both blinds and reveals, obscuring the flaws we can’t bear to see while magnifying the truths we’re afraid to face. It’s one of the most life-changing human emotions we experience, powerful enough to save, destroy, or rewrite us entirely. Few series capture that duality quite like The Wicked Game.

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Japanese Reviews

“Love Begins in the World of If” First Impressions (Ep.1 & 2)

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Love Begins in the World of If drew me in from the first scene and carried me into a suspended, almost enchanted world where every detail feels attuned to the heart. Adapted from Sachi Umino’s novel – a writer with a rare gift for portraying love that feels vivid, grounded, and emotionally sincere – this Japanese BL drama offers a breath of fresh air to anyone seeking stories that move past the surface.

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Korean Reviews

“Thundercloud Rainstorm” First Impressions (Ep.1 & 2)

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Power. Obsession. Possession. Need. Jealousy. Emotions we’re taught to fear, avoid, or rise above, and yet they’re also the ones that reveal how fiercely we long to hold onto the people who matter. And in Thundercloud Rainstorm, those emotions don’t hide in the shadows, they take center stage.

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