Reginay_404

In the drama about a student-teacher love relationship, female teachers are generally very weak, pitiful, and very feminine. They are the incarnation of truth, goodness, and beauty, but they are often misunderstood. As a result, in some ways, they are not happy. At the same time, they are kidnapped by society's expectations of women. Although they often choose to tolerate, in fact, deep in their hearts, they are still very rebellious. Breaking free from all shackles and falling in love with students is a very "rebellious" choice.

The audience would like to think Hijiri is so good, why should people bully her? Why is the love process of these two lovers so complicated and difficult? If you like each other, why can't you be together? Finally: what did they do wrong? Nothing wrong. But if we set aside these settings, will the audience really support them? Not necessarily. I think that it is okay to have this kind of relationship in artworks, but it is a bit difficult to do so in reality.

I don't personally like the ending. In reality, the possibility of always liking someone without contact is very low. However, this is a fairy tale anyway. The village flowers are beautiful, and Kuroiwa-Kun is handsome. The breath of youth, the perfect fairy tale accompanied with Uru's beautiful BGM, and Du Fu's Delighting in Rain on a Spring Night are a perfect match. Who has heard of fairy tales that are hurtful? Well, it's called a fable......

At least all the teacher-student relationships I know are fairy tales. But fairy tales are also good and average. At least it's worse than "High School Teacher" and "Majo no jouken". But it's definitely better than all kinds of movies adapted from other comic books.

"joou no kyoushitsu" is very similar to "The Family Game". They are both stories that torture the protagonists severely, tearing off all the so-called fig leaves of human beings, then letting the protagonists understand, and finally, they become much maturer. It's just that "joou no kyoushitsu" focuses more on society and humanity, while "The Family Game" is about pathological family relationships.

Both works are good. In fact, I prefer "The Family Game" because some of the plots in "joou no kyoushitsu" are too abnormal. At least the start is as depressing as "High School Teacher". I suggest if you want to watch it, please turn to playback speed to x2. The lines from "joou no kyoushitsu" are really classics. After all, the screenwriter is the great screenwriter who wrote "Majo no jouken" and "I'm Mita, Your Housekeeper". The plot, the characterization and the connotation conveyed are almost impeccable, and they are the object of worship by a person like me.

But I still think "The Family Game" is more consistent in all aspects. I really don't understand why the rating difference between the two dramas is about ten percent. In fact, it is very simple to make up an outline of this kind of story. The key is how to abuse the protagonist, what connotation to insinuate when the protagonist is abused, what they have learned after being tortured, and why should the abuser abuse the protagonist? At least in my eyes, compiling a screenplay of more than a dozen episodes requires a strong foundation. Sakurai Sho's character abused the family because he had turned a blind eye to school violence and indirectly linked to his suicide. The perverted teacher in "joou no kyoushitsu" abused the students, because there was a student in her class who has no respect for life. To sum up, the reasons should be compiled, and eventually talk about how good the teacher is. This kind of contrast is very moving, probably is because of the masochistic side of human nature. "You abused me for my good, so I must be grateful to you." It's like some adults always say that people must endure hardship.

I think "joou no kyoushitsu" is slightly worse than "The Family Game" because of how it exposes the problem. Since the protagonists are people living in society, one day they would understand what the abnormal teacher wants to convey. But if the family in "The Family Game" does not have a teacher like the character Sakurai Sho played, it is estimated that until the day when the family falls apart, they would not even discover their problems, so the presence of him is very necessary. "joou no kyoushitsu" works only because the students are all elementary school students, but I think this drama is a good textbook for adults who are still in the mindset of sixth grade in elementary school. "joou " is good because of its versatility. When you're watching "The Family Game", you may find it difficult to sympathize with the story, because it focuses on a special family.