When watching this I felt like I can relate to Ryohei. When I was younger I had Ovarian Torsion. Which affects the ovary. It was on the left side. I was the youngest at the time, now I'm a middle child, but like him, I never showed my suffering because I thought I always had to act mature, I mind you I was 11 when this happened. Like him, I always acted stronger than I was. even so, I was in pain, but I never told my mom how the pain felt. I was scared, especially when they told me I needed surgery. I thought I would be affected by it, or worse die from it. But I never let my emotion show. I was always and still is the strongest in the family. To me, I had to mature at a young age due to having to take care of my mom or older sisters. While watching this, the story kind of represented me in a way due to always fighting and being strong for the family, so my mom or dad wouldn't be as scared. To this day I never really let my emotions show, which is unhealthy, but it's a habit. But after watching this, the lesson I learned from it is that it's okay to be spoiled sometimes, it's okay to show your emotions, and it's okay to be scared. This wasn't just a drama to me, it was a life lesson that I would keep in my mind forever. This is my first time crying so much in a drama, but probably because it kind of related to me. I'm sure whoever watches it next will enjoy it. They will laugh sometimes, cry most of the time, and be angry sometimes. I hope you enjoy the movie I sure did. thank you.