Kurihara Mia works for the public relations department of a company. She falls in love with her company’s vice president Miyoshi Kairi after he helps her locate her missing engagement ring during a business trip. Mia does not realize who he is until he comes to the public relations department as part of training. She finds herself having to work with Miyoshi as his trainer. He is severe at times and yet gentle at others. Mia’s heart is captured by him little by little. But Miyoshi already has a wife. Edit Translation
- English
- Русский
- magyar / magyar nyelv
- dansk
- Native Title: せいせいするほど、愛してる
- Also Known As: I Love You Most , Seisei Suruhodo, Love , Seisei Suru Hodo, Love , Seisei Suru Hodo, Ai Shiteru
- Director: Ishii Yasuharu, Ikeda Katsuhiko, Okamoto Shingo
- Screenwriter: Watanabe Mako
- Genres: Business, Romance, Drama
Cast & Credits
- Takei Emi Main Role
- Takizawa Hideaki Main Role
- Kinami HarukaMiyoshi YukaSupport Role
- Nakamura AoiMiyazawa RyoSupport Role
- Mizusawa ErenaMasaki AkariSupport Role
- Triendl ReinaMiyama ChiakiSupport Role
Reviews
Okay so as said the story is pretty cliche-ish, nothing extraordinary about it, but, the things, that occured, ehm was not that good, I'm not a fan of it (can't spoil!) I think it's just a matter of moral and ethics but it happens a lot tho! It was a bit draggy here and there, long dialogues, same thing repeated many times. There were small plot twists something like "Oh that's it?" And "whaaat whyyy", but nothing wow.
Acting was good, especially Yuka, so good that I really hated her hahah. There were no character development at all, only Yuka changed here and there lolol. The music was okay, I only recall that one song that was played in every episode, ugh I got really tired of it. Rewatch? Nuh-uh! Never. I feel like I wasted my time in this, but it's a matter of personal preference, I don't like this kind of drama.
So if you like an 'adult-matters' story with SUPER complicated relationships and accessories, then you might like this.
*whispers I don't recommend it*
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The plot through the middle of the show lacks content, the characters don't seem to have much development, and the actors don't have that great of a chemistry...I don't know, I just wasn't impressed.
My least favorite part is that it was suuuuuper melodramatic. Maybe I've grown less tolerant of melodrama, but it was really distracting in this drama.
If you're thinking of watching this, just mentally brace yourselves for episodes 4-9 to be bad because it won't be worth it til you get to the last episode. And even then the melodrama is an issue for me =____=
The last episode was good though! Relatively. Finally something I didn't predict would happen, haha.
Perhaps the only redeeming factor would be the theme song lol
I'm a total loser for melancholic songs, so this was perhaps the best part of the drama for me.
If nothing else, watch this drama for Yuka and her character growth! Everything else isn't that special.
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