The ending OST Gunjo Runaway by Hey!Say!Jump! grew on me eventually due to many reasons. ☆ The opening BGM was very Harry-Potteresque and the drama as a whole felt really magical. It was calming and simultaneously thrilling to watch. The cottage core atmosphere of the drama helped quite a lot. EP6 and 7 in particular captured my heart. I loved their mystery solving though nothing about it was far from normal. But, those whom he finds solace in are his Sensei and his perky assistant Reiko-chan and later, a lively Nambu-san. When it came to Sewai University, there were only a few characters in the spotlight thanks to his little gift, Naoya-san doesn't have a pack of friends following him. Most of their performances were really convincing. (I'm surprised that both the lead actors are Jpop idols.) There were numerous interesting individuals that we got to meet and I looked forward to every new mystery or legend. ☆ J Doramas rarely disappoint in the acting department. The dude rarely smiled, but when he did, I would become happy too. I liked seeing his growth and loved his smile. There were moments I wished that he would become normal, then I'd wish that he was once again back to being a lie detector. But, Naoya-san never really is able to let go of the negatives that his little "gift" brought along. Taking an instant connection to him, his new sensei hires him as his assistant and they together unveil legends and solve mysteries. By coincidence, he chooses to study Japanese Folklore, leading him directly into the arms of Takatsuki Akira, his young and vigilant professor. This causes him to isolate himself from literally everyone. What follows his later years is a punishment: to be a human lie detector. Fukamachi Naoya had accidentally stumbled across an event that was forbidden to be witnessed by the living when he was ten years old. But, there was something really realistic about the way he was portrayed. ☆ I really loved the leading character, but he might be one of the most boring male leads I've ever seen. What did continue was Takatsuki-sensei's unsatiated search for an actual mystery. The two leading heroes and Reiko-senpai set out to mentally solve the troubles that arose and dispel the rumours. Each episode consists of basic mysteries and legends that many of us might have heard in high schools. Or maybe it's because of the soundtrack and Fukamachi Naoya-kun. But, it had a strange captivating magic that weirdly reminded me of Harry Potter. At a single glance, there really is nothing overtly fabulous or amazing about it. Subarashii! That's the feeling I got when I binged this little drama.
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