
Io, who was studying hard for medical school, runs away from home after a fight with her father. Lost and desperate, she turns to a runaway bulletin board. What fate awaits the girl who has nowhere else to go?












The actress doesn't look as pretty as she does on the cover, and her acting is poor. She just looks like an average middle-aged woman. I had high expectations, so I'm quite disappointed.
I thought this was just another series where the actor screams and acts out, relying solely on aggressive, high-energy play, but this actually holds up as a drama and is very well-made. The actress does a fantastic job portraying the various facets of a girl: the feistiness of a runaway fighting with her parents, the devotion of someone who obeys her partner hoping he'll become 'normal' if she satisfies his desiresโeven after realizing he's a pervertโand the despair of being betrayed. Her ability to bring depth to the character rather than just being a doll is highly commendable. The actor also avoids unnecessary noise, instead conveying a sense of abnormality lurking within everyday life, which earns him high marks as well. Highly recommended for those tired of loud, mindless exploitation-style content.