Good Boy

If… What If?

If…

we had the chance to go back in time, knowing everything we know now, wouldn’t we try to fix all those mistakes we made?

And I thought The Good Boy was just that… another HS BL teen drama with a band…and a good boy getting a second chance to make things right.

But what if…

In trying to change ourselves, we end up changing the lives of everyone around us? The butterfly effect. One little decision can change everything, including the future of someone we love.

Ji may know how his story ended the first time, but that doesn’t mean he knows how this new one will unfold. And perhaps that’s the irony of second chances… we can change our past, but we can never be certain we’re creating a better future.

Damn, my body suddenly jerked up from my slouch position.

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You can't change the past so choose wisely

Sad start but overall seems like a sweet series. My first time seeing Luke and Mick in action, but I do like them already.
My biggest concern with this series is an adult in the body of a teenager dating another teenager. I know at the end of the trailer and the first episode we see that Ruth also possibly got reborn. But still I'm not sure how I feel about two adults dating each other when they look like teens. Not sure if my babbling makes sense lol.
Anyway, I like it quite a lot so far, hopefully it will continue being great.

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Things I liked:
1. Tyler. He is so goofy and adorable.
2. Acting. It's my first time seeing a lot of actors in this series, but I'm pleasantly surprised with their acting.
3. Interesting premise. Sure, I have some concerns about it, but I still find it interesting.
4. TayNew playing older LukeMick. At first I didn't really see the vision, but after watching them in the series, I do think they look alike.

Things I disliked:
Nothing really right now.

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A Sweet Second-Chance Romance With an Intriguing Mystery

Good Boy is turning out to be much more than a sweet high school romance, and I’m thoroughly enjoying it!

Ji dies at thirty, regretting not that no one will remember him, but that he has no one to remember. When he wakes up at seventeen, he decides to live differently: make friends, build relationships, and actually participate in life. But changing his own future has unexpected consequences for the people around him.

Then there’s Ruth, the class president, whose gentle, increasingly obvious pursuit of Ji is absolutely adorable. Their interactions are tender and natural, built around small gestures rather than grand declarations.

What really has me hooked, though, is the mystery. Both leads appear to have returned from the future, but what happened in their previous lives? What does Ruth know that Ji doesn’t? And how much can they change without causing unintended consequences?

The show balances humor, tenderness, and intrigue beautifully. I’m invested in both the romance and the unfolding mystery, and I can’t wait to see where this story takes us.

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