After actually watching this work, I was truly shocked by its content! The pitiful situation of a girl being used by her mother, combined with her determination to support her despite everything, moved me to tears with its heart-wrenching development. The actress's performance was absolutely brilliant, perfectly expressing innocence and resignation, and her fashion was cute and fitting. The male actor's character was also hard to hate, with a mix of creepiness and humanity that added depth to the entire piece. The story has a realistic setup where a mother moves to Tokyo based on a shady friend's story, loses her money, and turns to her daughter for financial help, vividly depicting a hellish situation. The daughter, though experienced in sugar dating, finds dealing with older men tedious but can't abandon her mother, skillfully portraying family bonds and conflicts. Particularly, the contrast between the mother happily leaving with the money and the daughter's anguish when embraced by the man evokes complex emotions in viewers. Overall, the acting is superb, making it enjoyable just to watch casually, and it delivers high quality even for utilitarian purposes. I highly recommend this title, as it stands out as especially memorable in this series.