What is the Japanese drama quartet about? Is Yuya Matsushita playing a good guy or a bad guy?!

Good. In the beginning, he was just an illegal means to take revenge on some people who committed crimes. Until he met the snake, it seemed that he was only helping him commit a few crimes.

Ringleader. Jun (played by Saki Fukuda) and Takeshi (played by Yuya Matsushita) will probably fall in love at the end...

Yuuya is in the same gang as the police, so it can be considered good.

Although Takashi Kamikawa can't see that it's a good ww

The whole drama is mainly about cracking down on drug trafficking.

And then because it's Xia Hua, Takaya Kamikawa, Yuya and Saki Fukuda, it's a quartet.

I can't answer the first question now, and I just saw the third episode. Hehehe. However, Panasonic played a good guy. The excellent inside is also quite stylish. I won't reveal the plot, so let's explore it by yourself. After all, it's suspenseful, and it's boring to say it!

Four string players "meet" in the karaoke box aisle and form the Donut Cave Quartet, while living together in the villa of the Karuizawa Beppu family. The four of them seem to be happy, intimate, and have no secrets, but behind this calm and peacefulness is a turbulent pool, and each has their own hidden thoughts that they don't want to be known.

With the plot, the purpose of the "chance encounter" that was painstakingly created when meeting is slowly being revealed. Sparrow accepts Juan's mother-in-law's commission to become friends with Juan, in order to get close to Juan's information and investigate the information about her son, who has been missing for a year, and the mother-in-law firmly believes that the son is not missing but killed by Juan. At first, Kamori approached Maki because he met Maki's husband while he was hospitalized, and decided to go to a karaoke parlor to blackmail Maki because he believed Maki's husband's statement that he was pushed off the balcony by Maki.

If Iemori and Xiaoque's approach to the roll are both impure with interests and purposes, then in comparison, Beppu's secret love for many years is relatively much more touching. Living in such a complex environment, Juan seems to be weak and gentle, but he can always stand up and speak out at critical times. Whether it is the discussion about fried chicken and lemons in the first episode, or the ant and cricket theory when he drove away Uncle **, it is all convincing.

I just watched the first episode and thought it was a suspense drama, the second episode thought it was a variety of unrequited emotional dramas, the third episode went straight to the little secret in Xiaoque's heart, the fourth episode revealed the truth about Jiasen being hunted down, and in the fifth episode, the husband who had been missing for a year was finally online. Each episode digs a big hole, which makes people addicted and addictive. It's such a drama full of all kinds of lies, the protagonists are all so-called losers, and everyone's unrequited love touched me.

With their own careful thoughts, they meet different people, and then tear through these lies, gradually remove their disguises, and finally ** each other, and be honest with each other with their truest selves.