I am Alive...

A very intriguing first episode! I have too much to say that I couldn’t resist writing an episode review about it. And it’s been such a long time since I was in episodes’ review mood!

So this is a mystery drama and I was in a need for one. For starters, the drama did begin by explaining the past which is quite good. I feel like I will get involved with its characters in no time. The main lead Goda is not someone who’s searching for the truth, he could be hiding it and he’s so full of suspicions but no, somehow I can’t seem to believe that he killed the little girl. The way he acts suspiciously and all isn’t something to be looked over, he could be searching for the truth in his own way. He just had to hide until the statute of limitation is over to not get caught for something he didn’t do.

Kuraki and the guys from Goda’s class are so darn promising as characters, they are all in the search for the truth just like it could be that someone from 25 years ago did it and now he’s trying to hide it but alas, Katsuragi Sachie is alive! Like heck she is! There was a murder and a little girl died. They can be sisters, twins, she was adopted to replace her or whatever but there was a murder 25 years ago.

What happened to Goda’s oni-chan who helped him hide himself? Why didn’t Goda aim to become a detective instead of becoming a doctor then throwing it away after the end of the statute of limitation? Who’s that guy played by Sakai Masato? He’s not the one who made the call for Kuraki, ne? Who is the real Katsuragi Sachie and why was the little girl murdered?

Too many questions! And when I ask many questions on the first episode alone then things are totally picking my interest. Surprise me drama! Make me love you!

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