News Président d'une entreprise technologique prospère, Lu Sen se retrouve souvent dans des situations où il y a beaucoup de monde. Alors qu'il n'a aucun problème à s'adresser à un grand nombre de personnes, il a une difficulté incroyable avec toute sorte de contact physique direct. Souffrant d'une étrange allergie qui ne se déclenche qu'au contact direct de la peau, quelque chose d'aussi simple qu'une poignée de main pourrait s'avérer mortel. Privé de la capacité d'entrer directement en contact avec les autres, Lu Kun est intrigué lorsqu'il apprend qu'un docteur du nom de Fu Yang a créé une compagne robotique incroyablement réaliste, baptisée « Vendredi ». Désireux d'investir davantage dans les travaux du Dr Fu Yang, Lu Kun demande que Vendredi soit livrée à son domicile afin qu'il puisse tester toutes les capacités de cette incroyable création. Alors qu'il accepte la demande de Lu Kun, le docteur est mortifié lorsqu'un problème technique de dernière minute rend son robot inutilisable. Incapable de supporter l'idée de perdre à la fois sa crédibilité et son financement, il demande à son ancienne assistante, Yang Shan Shan de prendre la place du robot, le temps pour lui de le remettre en état de marche. Modèle grandeur nature de l'apparence du robot, Shan Shan est en tout point identique au robot et n'accepte la demande du docteur que lorsqu'elle réalise qu'elle n'a vraiment pas d'autre choix. Arrivée chez Lu Kun sous le nom de « Vendredi », Shan Shan fait de son mieux pour imiter le comportement du robot et gagne rapidement l'approbation de Lu Kun. Ignorant que sa nouvelle amie robotique est en fait une humaine, aucune des allergies de Lu Kun n'est déclenchée par son contact. Mais lorsque Shan Shan découvre la vérité sur son état, son cœur se brise. Cherchant désespérément à garder son identité secrète, Shan Shan fait de son mieux, mais plus elle passe de temps avec lui, plus elle réalise qu'elle doit lui dire la vérité. Sera-t-il capable de l'accepter comme l'humaine qu'elle est une fois son secret révélé ? (Source: Viki) Edit Translation
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Where to Watch Robot in the Orange Garden
Cast & Credits
- Leon LeongLu SenMain Role
- Sun QianYang Shan Shan | FridayMain Role
- Zhu Yun HuiKang Li ErSupport Role
- Cheng Ye QingPai SongSupport Role
- Jiang Qin YunTang Ya JingSupport Role
- Wang FangFu YangSupport Role
Reviews
Overall, Mostly Same Plot to the Original but There are Some Noticeable Differences
I loved the original and this remake. Watching this remake gave me the same feelings I had when watching, "I'm Not a Robot". I like them both to be honest, but despite the same plot, each has their own spin to it. Some of it I liked in the original while there were other things that I found I liked in the remake more than the original.I'm making note on what's different from the original and the remake. Feel free to skip this part, but if you're interested, have a look at it. It does contain spoilers, so you've been warned.
What's different from the original
* FL's character doesn't have and live with her brother & sister in-law. Remake changes to uncle and aunt.
* Robot & FL's hairstyle are switched. Original: Robot had long hair, FL had short hair. Remake: Robot had short hair, FL had long hair
* ML's assistant was the FL's brother in the original. Here the assistant is his own person
* SFL's character didn't have a big role in the original. She was just there. She didn't really seem that important. The remake makes the SFL more involved and she's very likable.
* Secondary couple changes: Original had the female glasses researcher had a crush and fell in love with the SML (the lead researcher). This couple didn't happen until the very end. In the remake, the lead researcher & the SFL falls in love with each other and a lot earlier.
* Original had (although not as bad as I've seen) more of weak a love triangle. The remake doesn't have this at all.
* In the original, the ML was more furious at the FL, to the point where the FL received a small injury from the ML breaking a glass. It takes a whole explanation from the FL for the ML to finally understand and forgive the FL. The robot group left the ML due to the ML's lost of trust from them. The remake is completely on the lighter side. ML gets angry but the constant visits from the FL and the love ML still have for the FL made him forgive her easily without her having to explain at all. Robot group stays with the ML never leaving him.
* Company and the evil people in the remake are much harsher here than in the original. ML was threatened to lose his title as CEO in the original but still kept his house. Remake, almost everything is taken from the ML.
* In the original, the robot finds her way back home, filled with many sweet encounters the robot has made and the robot is alive. The remake makes this part doom and gloom, only a few quick nice scenes with the robot's encounter. Robot finds her way home only to die due to self-destruct mode, which was never in the original.
Other thoughts:
* Some people said the FL's character was really bad at pretending to be a robot. That was the whole point though. They kept this same character concept from the original and I for one thought this FL did a great job at when she was pretending to be a robot and when she played the actual robot role. While I think the ML, Yoo Seung Ho, from the original outshine more in his character than the remake, the ML here, Leon Leong also did a great job portraying his character as well. I also love how the SFL had more of a role here than the original. The best part is she's likable.
* Romance, while still a slow burn romance, I think this handled the romance better in the remake than the original, though, don't get me wrong, there are still a lot of sweet moments in the original as well.
Final Thoughts:
I feel like the remake of this drama stops around Ep 27. From there on out, it appears to be different content, including a kidnapping scene which just shows how wicked they made the bad guy in this remake. I guess that's what happens when you add too many episodes. You have to fill it with dumb things that strays away from the original story plot, which is why I lower the score for story a bit. That's the downfall of this remake drama but even with that setback, I think this remake gave us more of a conclusion on the ML's story than the original did. I'm very satisfied of how this drama ended. Overall, not too bad for a remake and I may rewatch it again.
BEST ROBOT SHOW I HAVE SEEN SO FAR! ??
A Robot in the Orange Orchard2022
PROS:
◇The changes the made from the orginal (Kdrama I Am Not A Robot)
◇The chemistry
◇Healthy relationships (friends & romantic ones)
◇Following multiple couples.
◇The 2nd couple they were not only adorable but BOTH GREEN FLAGS!
◇The found family aspect.
◇THANK GOODNESS the doctor wasn't her creepy ex! He was really kind and loved him in this one.
◇The balance of genres
◇Also the cute & fluffy moments.
◇THE ENDING the little twist for the villian! I did not remember that from the Kdrama. It was done way better here.
CONS:
◇I only have one the writers remembered the orginal (Kdrama I am not a Robot) was a Meolodrama & added some tropes in the end.
It wasn't horrible just seemed a little random but still enjoyed it ♡
REWATCH? YES
This was a very enjoyable watched I loved it 100% more then the orginal.
The Kdrama is a Meolodrama with some comedy. The Cdrama is a slice of life rom com.
Synopsis:
"As the chairman of a successful technology company, Lu Sen often finds himself in large group settings. While he has no problem addressing any number of people, he has incredible difficulty with any sort of direct, physical contact. Suffering from a strange allergy which is only triggered by direct skin-to-skin contact, something as simple as a handshake could prove deadly. Without the ability to directly come into contact with others, Lu Sen is intrigued when he learns a doctor by the name of Fu Yang has created an incredibly lifelike robot companion dubbed “Friday”. Willing to invest further in Dr. Fu Yang’s work, Lu Sen has requested Friday be delivered to his home so he can test out the full capabilities of this incredible creation. Though agreeing to Lu Sen’s request, the doctor is mortified when a last-minute technical issue renders his robot useless. Unable to bear the thought of losing both his credibility and his funding, he asks his former assistant, Yang Shan Shan, to take the robot’s place, just long enough for him to get it up and to run again. Being the real-life model for the robot’s looks, Shan Shan is identical to the robot in every way and only agrees to the doctor’s request when she realizes she really has no other choice. Arriving at Lu Sen’s home on “Friday”, Shan Shan does her best to emulate the robot’s behavior..."

























