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New adaptation based on Kotaro Isaka’s book

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The new Korean drama on Netflix called "goodbye earth" is loosely based on the collection of short storied by Kotaro, called "Shuumatsu no furu". I can't find any other source talking about it aside for the opening of the show itself, where they're recognizing the original work. It needs to be added to the wiki page (I'm not the best at Wiki editing so I'll leave it to the professionals, but it must be added). 109.186.88.182 (talk) 19:56, 2 May 2024 (UTC)[reply]