It seems like a far fetch, but I honestly don't understand why no one has made this connection yet...
Yes, these two are very different dramas, BUT... the MLs have somewhat of a similar personality at times. No spoilers, so you'll have to figure out how on your own. (There is a very similar scene between the protagonists in both dramas. You'll know when you get there, I'm sure...)
Yes, these two are very different dramas, BUT... the MLs have somewhat of a similar personality at times. No spoilers, so you'll have to figure out how on your own. (There is a very similar scene between the protagonists in both dramas. You'll know when you get there, I'm sure...)
These two are obviously very different dramas, but they chemistry between the protagonists is similar, plus... Affinity has literally copy-pasted a scene from Grab your Love. No hate obviously!
That scene is worth taking inspiration from anyway. Hehe... (Those who have watched both will know to which scene I'm referring).
Anyway... mainly the sexual tension between the protagonists of these dramas is similar, so therefore... this recommendation.
That scene is worth taking inspiration from anyway. Hehe... (Those who have watched both will know to which scene I'm referring).
Anyway... mainly the sexual tension between the protagonists of these dramas is similar, so therefore... this recommendation.
I know it's a bit far fetched, but I think these two dramas actually have more things in common than it seems...
- The protagonists spend a night together, even though they just met
- The FL pretends that she doesn't remember that "event"
- The ML pursues the FL, in order to make her fall in love with him...
For me, this drama is a combination of "The Romance of Tiger and Rose", "Extraorinary You" and "My Secret Romance". I love all three of them and, of course, "The First Night with the Duke", and I highly recommend all of them.
- The protagonists spend a night together, even though they just met
- The FL pretends that she doesn't remember that "event"
- The ML pursues the FL, in order to make her fall in love with him...
For me, this drama is a combination of "The Romance of Tiger and Rose", "Extraorinary You" and "My Secret Romance". I love all three of them and, of course, "The First Night with the Duke", and I highly recommend all of them.
I really thought I was watching the same drama at times. I mean... the entire premise of these two is SO similar:
- The ML's "disability" doesn't apply ONLY to the FL
- The ML finds out about the "false pretense" under which he met and fell in love with the FL, and has a crash out about it
- The FL feels horrible that she cannot tell the truth nor her true feelings to the ML, and
- The ML is part of a big company whom others want thrown out off, so they try to use his "disability" to do so
"I'm not a robot" is definetely more intense and dramatic than "The secret life of my secretary" (and, between you and me, the ML, of the former, takes the "lie" of the FL a little TOO hard, and acts a little toxic towards her), but I liked both each for their own reasons (I did like "I'm not a robot" more, I guess because I'm obviously a masochist! I cried my EYES out with it, something that, thankfully, didn't happen with "The secret life of my secretary", but... to each their own).
Definetely recommend both!
- The ML's "disability" doesn't apply ONLY to the FL
- The ML finds out about the "false pretense" under which he met and fell in love with the FL, and has a crash out about it
- The FL feels horrible that she cannot tell the truth nor her true feelings to the ML, and
- The ML is part of a big company whom others want thrown out off, so they try to use his "disability" to do so
"I'm not a robot" is definetely more intense and dramatic than "The secret life of my secretary" (and, between you and me, the ML, of the former, takes the "lie" of the FL a little TOO hard, and acts a little toxic towards her), but I liked both each for their own reasons (I did like "I'm not a robot" more, I guess because I'm obviously a masochist! I cried my EYES out with it, something that, thankfully, didn't happen with "The secret life of my secretary", but... to each their own).
Definetely recommend both!
