The most important feature of the series is probably fanservice. But I didn’t like the message of the dorama about family being more important than everything else. Well, it had some funny moments, although not really laugh-out-loud ones, and some touching moments, so it was not entirely bad. Convenient millionaires dropping out of the sky to save you? Battle maids? A castle full of hot dudes? Everyone falling in love with Chisato for some reason? Ridiculous villain with carnival glasses? It all does not compute XD I suppose this plot would work better in an anime, it feels like a reverse harem anyway, otherwise one needs to suspend disbelief way too much. And in the end everyone lives happily ever after. So in the course of the series Chisato has to complete useless tasks assigned to her in the millionaire’s will and try to make the crazy family get along. Masaru, a model with a serious phobia of women: So when the millionaire dies, Chisato finds out that according to the contract, she has to live in a castle with the millionaire’s estranged sons for 3 months as their mother and turn them into a real family.Īnd of course the 6 sons are all weirdos: the cold-hearted womanizer Fuu who has 27 fiancés:

Only of course there is a catch – the millionaire has only one month left to live, and he wants Chisato to spend that time with him as his wife.Ĭhisato, in a moment of extreme stupidity, signs the marriage contract without reading it through. She was almost captured by the evil thugs when an eccentric millionaire swooped down in his helicopter and returned the money to the yakuza, saving Chisato.

Denshi_no_ultraSomehow I’ve been interested in jdramas lately, so I watched this one recently and want to record my impressions.Ĭhisato has a big problem – her mother died, her father got huge debts, so now Chisato has to run away from yakuza who want to get the money back.

Atashinchi no danshi anime