During my school days, I spent every day with my childhood friend Kazuto. After graduation, when we rarely saw each other, I finally realized my feelings for him. But when we met again after a long time, he had a girlfriend... Even so, I couldn't give up. Until he breaks up with her, I'll keep conveying my 'like' over and over again. It's a bit forceful, but it's my way of being more sincere than anyone else.

Watching this work, I felt that the subtle complexities of emotions between childhood friends were delicately portrayed. The protagonist's unwavering feelings overflow from the screen, making my heart warm just by watching. Especially, her determination to stick to her feelings despite knowing he has a girlfriend makes me want to cheer her on.

In terms of acting, the protagonist's fluctuating emotions are expressed naturally, evoking empathy. The unique intimacy of childhood friends, mixed with the tension of romantic feelings, creates a distinct atmosphere throughout the work. The situations are realistic, reminding viewers of love troubles many might have experienced, enhancing immersion.

Overall, this is a piece where you can enjoy a bittersweet and warm love story. The content fully leverages the charm of the childhood friend trope, leaving a lasting impression after viewing. It's worth watching even if you're not a fan.