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Tsuyoshi Ayano's "contrast cuteness" in "Deeply In Love" is heartwarming

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Tsuyoshi Ayano's "contrast cuteness" in "Deeply In Love" is heartwarming

▲ On Wednesday, the third episode of the TV series "Deeply in Love" was broadcast, Rimi Ishihara, Tsuyoshi Ayano (c) Japanese television

The introduction to the third episode of the Japanese TV series "Deeply in Love" (broadcast every Wednesday at 10 p.m.) broadcast on the 28th is released.

The drama tells the story of the fateful love between the ocean-loving maritime scholar Nagisa Omi (Rimi Ishihara), who met around the development of the ocean resort, and the fateful love between the proud prince Renda Rentaro (Tsuyoshi Ayano).

In the third episode, Rentaro's "contrast cuteness" is heartwarming, and there are many such scenes.

Just when Hai Yin thought that he and Luntaro had a heart to heart, he heard the decision to bid for the hotel of the Ocean Resort and was shaken. Among them, a piece of land that has not yet been bought has been found in the mountain that is expected to be developed. Hai Yin heard that the owner of this land, Yukino (Makyu Horita), had no intention of selling it, and relaxed his mind slightly. Luntaro's attitude changed back to coldness again, which made Haiyin confused, but Haiyin did not think that Luntaro really wanted to destroy the sea... And Luntaro seemed to have some trauma to the sea before.

In addition, the institute decided to hire Eitaro as a new part-time student?! In Eitaro's eyes, Blue Flower (Mi sakura Imada) was also shaking. An associate professor who lives in a tent, Shigeki (Jungo Mizusawa), notices that Haiyin's experience is blank and casts a puzzled look at her true identity....

At the Renda Joint Venture, his brother Kotaro (Ryohei Otani) spoke harshly to Rintaro, who had not yet developed the resort. Hai Yin actually investigated the water quality of the mountain and explained to Luntaro how important it was to maintain the natural state of the mountain in order to protect the ocean. (keai/translation)

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