Saburo, the most unfortunate boss in the history of drama criticism.

As a late-night drama, Saburo, the most unfortunate eldest brother in history, is a wretched drama to the extreme. The audience must have a strong heart function, otherwise it is best not to touch it easily. If you want to test the strength of your heart, you might as well watch a play. The play is adapted from the popular Japanese youth gangster comics with the theme of campus hooligans and gangsters. Usually cowardly heroes wet their pants with fear and suddenly become brave and invincible. The story itself is actually a mess, and it is impossible to really explore any logic. However, there are several points that attract the audience. For example, Yukie Nakama, who didn't appear on the small screen for quite some time at that time, actually went to play as a masked soothsayer, whose role was to show Saburo every episode, and the lines of each divination were extremely obscene. In addition, the actor Hideo Ishiguro performed well in the play and was favored by the industry. (Sina Entertainment Review)