There hasn't been any infidelity so far, just the husband crossing some boundaries. I wasn't sure I was going…
Agree with your take. This is not an idol drama but more of an adult drama where characters are more realistic and imperfect. And no cheating so far — unless someone has seen the whole drama, it’s impossible to know for sure.
No cheating so far. There may be some scenes in the trailer that are misleading because there have been some near-cheating situations like FL’s boss trying to hit on her (she turned him down) and ML kind of presenting another girl as his lover (but that’s not true)
I also like this better than the drama version. It’s very fast paced, but I felt that drama version was a bit…
I know how you feel! Since you are the expert, what short dramas do you like? I’ve never really watched them. Are there any good ones that are high quality, especially on the writing part? One of my pet peeves is often-lacking screenwriting even on high-budget dramas. I like things to be logical and logic is often missing from dramas (or, even worse, beginning episodes could be nicely written but then ruined later on *cough* Fated Hearts *cough*).
I also like this better than the drama version. It’s very fast paced, but I felt that drama version was a bit…
I’m an older person too, but loved WIFTY. You’ve probably already watched two other dramas from the same author: Hidden Love (definitely not for guys, I’d say) and The First Frost (for a more adult audience but definitely not for watching before bed). A new drama from that author is coming later in 2026 but they haven’t announced the exact date yet.
And, oh, director of WIFTY directed Love Between Lines that just finished airing. Also a very good show (not as good as WIFTY or TFF).
Lastly, if you haven’t watched The Best Thing, put it on your list. It’s mostly chill and very heartwarming.
episode 16 was epic 😂 btw totally skipping 2nd couple's scenes. I always enjoy 2nd couples' stories in other…
ML & 2ML were together in Love Between Lines (just finished) and his character there was a lot more entertaining. He had great chemistry with FL’s bestie.
The only problem is that she be given sreentime doing what? You have to be controversial like Mina Sue or have…
Sigh, I really hope episodes 8-12 right the ship and the show won’t be about only one person. It’s clear people didn’t like that in Season 4, producers swore they learned their lesson and now we just had 3+ episodes of Pick Me Sue 😳🫣😒
I also like this better than the drama version. It’s very fast paced, but I felt that drama version was a bit…
You are welcome! YAMG is a good watch before bedtime because it’s pretty chill (relatively speaking) and definitely can be watched before bedtime. But, if you like shorter dramas, have you watched When I Fly Towards You? It’s 24 episodes of about 25-30 minutes each so it qualifies as short in C-drama land 😁
guys is Seasone 4 good this is my frist time watching like single inferno should I watch it or it’s a waste…
Definitely skip Season 4. I’d watch seasons 1-3. Season 2 is probably the most important one in the show lore — Dex was a contestant on the show (and became a host for later seasons) and it also featured Shin Seul-ki who has become an actress now & has won multiple awards (not Oscar-type awards but still). Additionally, season 2 probably has the most K-drama-like ending.
People using cultural differences to explain Mina Sue's antcis baffle me, it has nothing to do with culture and…
Very true! People like her exist in every country/culture (even on this show, prior “villains” were foreign-raised). And we wouldn’t make a big deal about being indecisive or needing to take time to get to know people, but Mina Sue is going about it all wrong and, additionally, throwing others under the bus 🚌
I also like this better than the drama version. It’s very fast paced, but I felt that drama version was a bit…
Haha… I guess for girls YY worked better than movie lead :)
YAMG is excellent if you have correct expectations going in. It’s not super serious by any means but it’s more adult than Love O2O. The leads are out of college and have been working for awhile (late 20s? don’t remember). But I really like the relationship between the leads — there are no endless misunderstandings. Once they decide to be together, things are handled in adult manner without anything crazy. There’s also an important topic of pursuing your dreams versus chasing money. I love space-related movies/shows, so it was also cool to see that side. Content wise, I’d say first half was mostly about the video game and then the rest is more relationship and work focused (on both ML & FL side). Video game scenes are also way better done than in Love O2O series.
TL;DR version — YAMG isn’t my 10/10 drama but I’ve watched it multiple times. It’s very enjoyable because of the leads and the script that’s more grounded and doesn’t have tired/annoying tropes.
I also like this better than the drama version. It’s very fast paced, but I felt that drama version was a bit…
I honestly don’t remember much about the drama version but you have good points. I was very surprised to learn the series was a huge hit in China — maybe it has to do with domestic audience being fans of the game featured in the show. I’m a fan of YY, but I tend to forget he was Love O2O. “You Are My Glory” is a much better drama for me personally (same author & also about a game available only in China at that time) and, hey, unlike the Love O2O series actress, Dilraba isn’t cancelled 😬😳
Lol there's a reason people hate her though and not everything is about the boys. Maybe watch the show well, not…
Hosts are as tired of taking about Mina Sue as we all are of watching her antics. Da Hee couldn’t even say anything at one point and chose to be silent instead of blasting Mina Sue.
And, oh, director of WIFTY directed Love Between Lines that just finished airing. Also a very good show (not as good as WIFTY or TFF).
Lastly, if you haven’t watched The Best Thing, put it on your list. It’s mostly chill and very heartwarming.
But, if you like shorter dramas, have you watched When I Fly Towards You? It’s 24 episodes of about 25-30 minutes each so it qualifies as short in C-drama land 😁
YAMG is excellent if you have correct expectations going in. It’s not super serious by any means but it’s more adult than Love O2O. The leads are out of college and have been working for awhile (late 20s? don’t remember). But I really like the relationship between the leads — there are no endless misunderstandings. Once they decide to be together, things are handled in adult manner without anything crazy. There’s also an important topic of pursuing your dreams versus chasing money. I love space-related movies/shows, so it was also cool to see that side. Content wise, I’d say first half was mostly about the video game and then the rest is more relationship and work focused (on both ML & FL side). Video game scenes are also way better done than in Love O2O series.
TL;DR version — YAMG isn’t my 10/10 drama but I’ve watched it multiple times. It’s very enjoyable because of the leads and the script that’s more grounded and doesn’t have tired/annoying tropes.