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I enjoyed most of these dramas, but i agree, they were all overhyped. 🙃 Move to Heaven and Navilerra were still kind of refreshing. Actually, I thought Hot Stove League was overhyped as well. ^^;; When it comes down to it, it's an average (but enjoyable) business drama. Doom at Your Service was really meh. I've been trying to build my tolerance for slow paced dramas. I guess it's a personal preference for a lot of people? Anyways, the first thing I do when a drama is being hyped is check to see which "oppas" are in it. 😬

Thanks!

tbh, i don't remember hiv, but diabetes is a big theme.

I still vividly remember that suspenseful siren/horn music from Doctor Prisoner. xD

It's finally here. 😭

yes yes yes, kids and pets are the best wingmen (and babe magnets). :) the only ones that i haven't seen yet are Moonlight and Word of Honor, which I both plan on watching. love this article. ♥

I think they adjusted the lengths. It's been awhile so I forgot, but I believe they are together at the end so it's a happy ending.

First of all, congrats on your first article! I really enjoyed it, especially since I'm a fan of urban fantasy and love supernatural dramas. I've seen plenty of uncanny business dramas. The case per week thing can sometimes get annoying since I'm not the biggest fan of episodic type plots, but I generally know these dramas will always hit the spot. I wouldn't mind more of this genre as long as it doesn't get overdone, which would ruin the appeal of the genre. There's already a lot of diner/restaurant ones out there.

p.s. Taste of Cat and its sequel (Cat's Bar) is a cute series. It's uncanny business, but on the lighter side. Not as dark as the ones typically found in this genre.

These munchkins are so cute. ♥

As you can probably tell from the cover, it's basically a smut drama. ML may ring off some warning bells since he wants to be dominant and controlling, but this basically comes with the territory for this genre. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

I only see Thai and Chinese sub for this. No Eng. :(

Can I say how spot on you were about timing. It's September and it's finally available subbed.

Caters toward a middle schooler's romantic fantasy (or at least what the writer thinks is one anyway). It's a super cliche drama. If you're watching for the Go part of the story, you'll most likely be disappointed. If you're watching for the fluff, you may enjoy it. I personally found some scenes to be cringey and corny. The second half is most definitely draggy.

stahp. just let it die already. don't try to milk this series and destroy it even further.

If you're watching using the youtube playlist above, it's the 4th story (episodes 25-32).

It was a good remake (more like loose adaptation), but by the time I got to the end I was exhausted. 53 episodes is a bit too much, though I did like some of the stuff that they added to the story. They had more time to explore characters and their backstories. The main thing that ruined the "feel good" part of the drama for me was some of the toxic characters. They spent way too much time on FL's awful mom as well as the greedy Shanghai bungalow house clients. These characters had no shame. They could've showed more houses instead. 😑

Ah, I really loved this. The cost engineering thing is very refreshing. I would mainly recommend to those who like business dramas or crunching numbers though. It's a business drama through and through (with a little romance on the side). Anyways, the main things that annoyed me was FL's haircut and the character who was ML's uncle. The dude was so extra in the second half. xD

I don't remember the part about her best friend. xD It seems very out of character or he was joking. I probably need to rewatch it. Unless you're confusing this drama with something else like Falling into Your Smile, where I definitely saw some toxic controlling behavior.

Ok fair enough. It's just not your thing. I've spent years watching angsty lakorns so this is nothing compared to that genre, especially pre 2017. Toxic is a very strong word and I would only use it for extreme cases like mentally or physically abusive relationship. There are some problems with both dramas, but I don't think the word toxic applies. When I watch dramas I watch for the story and script. I don't care about who is better looking or better kisser. In Love O2O's case, I liked the concept of falling in love online and friendship/comradery. It was very refreshing for its time so I have a positive opinion about it. Had this drama come out today, I would probably still like it, but not as much.

Yes, I wouldn't expect there to be much growth in Love O2O. It was just pure fluffy romance, but I really enjoyed the supporting characters. Gank Your Heart is a sports drama though, so it's expected to have growth. Both of these dramas are different genres besides the romance. You can't really compare the two even though they are both about gaming. Esports is different and would fall under sports genre. When I look at Gank Your Heart, I'm more comparing it to other esports and sports dramas whereas when I think of Love o2o that's just pure romance that happens to take place online and offline. The only reason these two dramas keep getting compared is cuz Gank Your Heart was the second popular gaming drama to come out in China after Love O2O. There have been a lot more esports dramas to come out ever since.

Btw, the only reason Love O2O is on this list is cuz ML is a game developer.