Drama Digest
Anzu and her best friend Yuka once attended a party where alcohol was served. Anzu spotted a lovely man after being incredibly drunk and quickly departed. But when Anzu runs across the attractive man who is one of the company’s two newest workers again, fate intervenes.
The Feel-Good Part
The performance was excellent since the sex scenes weren’t crude or excessively dramatic. The FL’s two male interests were also good kissers. The music wasn’t particularly noteworthy, but it wasn’t horrible either. Additionally, there were no shanking cameras or too-close angles, and the filming was excellent.
The Disappointing Factor
The drama’s arrogant male lead and the juvenile female lead, who let everyone treat her like a pushover, are two elements that detract from the story. It seemed almost as though she couldn’t resist the romance and that it wasn’t even her option. In numerous office situations, she actually asked him to stop, but he chose to ignore her and make it appear as though he was playing a joke on her. The romance involving the second lead lacked chemistry from the beginning. The performances, at least, were excellent. The rest, though, was absurd.
In-Depth Analysis
Together with her best friend Yuka, Anzu attended a party one day. Anzu was very inebriated when she met a lovely man and quickly departed. However, fate intervenes when Anzu runs into the attractive man who is one of the company’s two newest workers again.
Star Power
The acting was outstanding in the respect that the love scenes weren’t vulgar or even over the line. Both of the FL’s male interests were skilled fetishists. The music wasn’t great or anything, but it wasn’t horrible neither. The filming was excellent, and there were no shanking cameras or too-close images.
Overall Opinion
Drama has the potential to be romantic, and there are romantic moments in it, but the majority of it comes out as forced and forced-feeling.
