The Wallflower

They didn't hold back in the final episode when it came to comedy, melodrama, and heartwarming moments. ✨ Even the use of the opening and ending songs during the most important scenes made everything even more hype-worthy! I also loved Sunako and her auntie's interactions. ❤️ For me, it was a satisfying ending that perfectly captured the true meaning of being a true lady.

Sunako being eaten up by her conscience absolutely sent me. 😂 Although Takenaga said something harsh, he had a point. The boys came up with a thoughtful yet hilarious plan to bring Kyohei back home. We're finally in the last stretch of the series, and it feels like something big is about to happen!

Welp~ this episode takes a deep dive into Kyohei's past while masking its heavy moments with comedic gags to keep things lighter. But noooo~ I cried for Kyohei. 😭 I also have to commend the rest of the gang for saving Kyohei once again. Now I'm really looking forward to the next episode because things are getting sticky once again.

Another crazy kidnapping happened to Kyohei. Yuki's courage was truly put to the test. Really~ everyone who likes Kyohei always goes through crazy lengths just to get him! But what I didn't expect was getting a deeper look into Kyohei's past, which made me even more excited for what's to come. This episode feels like the prologue to his story. And Sunako looks so sexy on her black goth dress. 🖤

The boys finally met Sunako's father, who rushed over the moment he heard the word "LOVE" involving his precious daughter. 😂 The entire episode was funny and heartwarming, and I didn't want the family interactions to end. Sunako's mom was such a beauty! ❤️ It's such a shame her screentime was so short.

Maybe I'm getting too old because I was freaking crying throughout the entire episode! 😭 I mean, I'm an empath, and I truly understand Sunako's feelings. They perfectly portrayed someone clinging to the one thing that kept them going despite their deep trauma. Kyohei was such a bitch at first, but he redeemed himself magnificently. Ahhhh~ I love this episode. ❤️❤️❤️ A balance of drama and comedy!

St. Valentine's Day isn't a celebration for the boys—it's a difficult day to survive. 😂 Oh~ the woes of being creatures of light. ✨ I almost sympathized with them after they were practically assaulted by a pack of thirsty girls. 😂 And Sunako completely losing herself over chocolate absolutely sent me~ 🍫 I can't skip this episode, it's just too hilarious for me.

Episode 17 is easily one of my favorite episodes. I loved Noi, Tomoe, and Sunako's outing—it was wholesome and hilarious at the same time. Sunako pleading for help while being pampered absolutely sent me. 😂 This episode was also full of misunderstandings, making everything so hilariously messy. I really commend Tomoe for her courage, with a little help from Noi and Sunako. ❤️

The moment the boys planned to make Sunako wear a dress based on the Victorian horror movie they had just watched, I already knew it was a bad idea. 😂 Even Kyohei had second thoughts about it. What started as a harmless plan quickly spiraled into a full-blown disaster! 😂 But this episode was visually aesthetic, especially Sunako. ❤️

Watching the Sports Festival episode again never fails to make me laugh! I really admire Sunako's agility and strength despite her gloomy, dark persona. She can really go toe-to-toe with Kyohei, who's always been her number one rival. I absolutely love the dynamic between these two, and the hype throughout the entire episode was just peak! 🔥

Ms. Nakahara's wealth is simply unimaginable. This time, Sunako and the boys went on an island trip! It was obviously a filler episode, but it was still fun and hilarious. 😂 You'll never get bored with this bunch of idiots together! 😂 WATCH. If you want some good laugh. SKIP. If you want to progress on the story. And it was unexpected for Ms. Nakahara to speak our national language! The representation!

Ranmaru is in quite the predicament! Or should I say, maybe Kikunoi is the one who's really in trouble for being arranged to marry a playboy. 🤭 It was hilarious watching the boys impersonate one another. 😂 Kikunoi is such a sweet and elegant lady with a genuinely kind heart. 🤗 I just want to protect her from Ranmaru~ But welp~ I guess she'll be his love interest from this episode onward.

This episode gave us a glimpse of what Sunako would be like as an elegant lady. The turn of events was hilarious! 😂 The boys realized just how difficult it really is to live with a true lady. But what Kyohei said to Sunako at the end of the episode tugged at my heartstrings. 😍 SKIP. If you don't want to have a good laugh. WATCH. If you want that boost of serotonin!

It was nice to see how the whole gang came together before Sunako arrived, all from Yuki's point of view. I expected them to naturally get along right away, but it turned out they didn't. LOL. It never crossed my mind that Takenaga and Ranmaru were rich kids. 😂 Learning more about Kyohei's past was heartbreaking—I just wanted to give him a hug. 🥲 Auntie has such a kind heart, yet she can be so brutal at the same time. 😂 This episode was really special! ❤️

Sunako remembering the kiss she shared with Kyohei was portrayed so hilariously. 😂 And Sunako is so me when it comes to Math. 😭 Sunako and Kyohei's banter never fails to crack me up. 😂 It's crazy how the whole school was affected by Kyohei temporarily turning into a nerd. The entire episode revolved around preparing for the test and Sunako having an emotional breakdown over a kiss. Man~ this bunch of idiots is so hilarious. 😂

Yup! The plot twist was expected. Despite how timid, beautiful, and kind Sayuri seemed on the outside, she had a rotten personality on the inside, and I hated her for calling Sunako ugly!!! I was literally crying when Sunako was losing her mind. 😭 Yet she was still the one who cracked the case. I also love how cautious Kyohei was throughout the entire trip. Thank you, my boy~!

Sunako and the rest of the gang went on an onsen trip! I laughed my ass off at the way they got Sunako to join them. 😂 The battle between Sunako and Kyohei, Yuki acting as the documentarian, and Noi's plan to get closer to Takenaga made the episode even more fun. Amid all the chaos, though, it looks like something happened to Ranmaru. 🤨

This episode was heartwarming, contrary to its title, Winter Wonderland . Everyone's thoughtfulness toward Sunako really shines through, while Sunako also shows how much she cares for her housemates through her cooking. As for Kyohei, I still hate his tsundere attitude toward Sunako. But I'm glad he always ends up making it up to her. It was nice to see them all having a good time while enjoying hotpot together. ❤️

A gang boss fell in love with Sunako at first sight. Imagine the chaos! 😂 I also love how much Noi cares about Sunako. And Kyohei really deserved that slap to straighten his ass out. In the end, it was Sunako who saved the day.

Sunako not moving an inch really showed how much the mansion depended on her. The boys had become so complacent with Sunako around that their living space literally turned into a dumpster. 😂 But I love how they all came together to cheer her up with Noi's help. It's just so funny that they ended up going to school all stinky. 😂