There's a Reason for the Love I'm Wearing

I must admit, it's not bad. The central characters are interesting and the heroine is incredibly consistent, so I liked her overall. The hero is likable, also played by Yokohama Ryūsei. The rest of the characters were kind of made up to fill out the 10 episodes. I'm not saying they were downright bad or uninteresting characters, but they were written in a fairly simple and superficial way. An adult romance with a nice main couple and interesting, not shallow dialogue. [SPOILER] It had too much of a happy ending for my tastes, it basically felt like world peace where everyone was happy as a clam, or at least they just got a satisfying and good ending (some more, some less). Considering how it tried to feel so realistic the entire time, I found that last full stop unnecessary; though I get that it's a dream come true for anyone who became really close to the couples. [END SPOILER.] Easy viewing. A better 3 stars. (05.07.2021)