Same reason as last season. I think it's too much for their relationship between friends. Makes me feel embarrassed. Sleeping with each other and having kids or something is not within my acceptable range of friends for peaceful coexistence. But in the same way, I can dislike these characters, but they are fortunately real, and there is nothing wrong with the collision of different ideas. I don't like that their characters are not representative, and I am unwilling to accept understanding. Just saying I wouldn't like it if they were around me. And this film gave me a very pessimistic hint. Even if you really don't like the person, you will naturally become friends and even family members over time. Whether in sympathy, or memory, or dependence, time has drawn these people into your realm. This suggestion made me sick, but it was true. And, I don't like the concept of their circle of friends, they are too mean to people outside the circle, so they seem to show off their sparkling friendship all the time. This is the point where I have been hurt. But I'm just saying, this is how it would feel if I brought myself into the plot. But I prefer to look at the work as an outsider.
That is to say, the setting of the show is novel enough and real enough. The logic has no loopholes, and the stalks are dense. The characters are full and multifaceted. It's a very, very good work. I really like it.
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