Quite an interesting story, the original and adapted comics have actually been around for so long, and I had no idea. XD I want to go find and watch it~~
I'm also quite interested in the 2006 SP, but it's probably hard to come by. XD"
After watching the first episode, I thought the concept was good, and fortunately it didn't fall apart in the end. Although there were some parts that were slightly overly positive and overly beautified, overall it achieved the "ordinary" performance and communicative work. Romance is indeed romantic, and the high school campus setting is suitable for this kind of youthful passion. The setting of a vocational school itself is dreamlike, based on this imaginary world, where teachers earnestly teach professional knowledge related to the sex industry, and students work hard to learn the professional skills required to enter the industry. It's not sensational, but rather naturally and righteously, sending out a great message: "Having sex as an interest, as a course, as a profession, as a job, or simply as a means of survival, is quite normal."
As the drama also has a similar call, it is not just about the sex industry, but an attempt to show care for everyone who feels difficult in the so-called real society.
The world is indeed not very friendly, so I always feel that this small warmth is worth encouraging.