How to evaluate the Japanese drama Trap?

Trap can be said to be the true one of Yukihiko Tsutsumi's trilogy (because the other two are true).

I don't think Trap, or this trilogy, is the kind that most people will like. I can even say that it is hard for them to like this series if they are not core Japanese drama lovers. Spec may be fine. After all, the shooting time is the latest, and the content is better (I can't stand the brain hole in the theatrical version later), but I'm afraid someone needs to make up the trap and continue earlier.

For the above reasons, I have never given Amway a "trap". It took a lot of effort to convince people to read it, and finally I came up with a sentence that I didn't understand or couldn't find the punch line. It was really sad. But this does not hinder my evaluation of the trap. Even now, I think Trap is a masterpiece, because the stalks about giant roots and poor breasts are too old and the plot setting is full of bugs. This is my feeling about the play, regardless of any advantages or disadvantages.