その愛はみだらに

The historical backdrop adds so much depth to the characters’ struggles. I wonder if the setting was chosen to highlight particular social issues or for the romance’s contrast.

The build-up was slow and nuanced, but the climax came quickly. I'm curious if that was intentional to mirror the characters' emotional release.

The witty exchanges kept things light, but I also appreciated the moments of genuine vulnerability. Was this balance a conscious choice to reflect real life?