Not a Robot

I just caught up to the current episode and I'm so impressed that I watched the trailer from the Part 1 announcements - huge difference. In the trailer, the idol contract states they can't date, so Moo will need to choose between Kang and his career. Then Kang and Shone portion of the triangle has to be resolved.

I've been traveling and did not watch any shows except for Pit Babe from Feb until now. I'm catching up and to my shock, my two favorite shows are Only Boo! and We Are. I didn't think that I would like Only Boo because "boo" is such a localized translation, plus the school setting, but these young actors are doing a great job. I'm waiting for the reveal when Shone and Moo find out they like the same person. I'm just so impressed with this cast.

The MC is so straight forward that the friends are just there to listen and help him. Both MLs use their friends to talk about their feelings, and like real friends, they give their opinions, but they make their own decisions.

Yes and no. The part in life, but at the end they are reunited. Even the manga does not explain how Kouki gets there, but it was an unexpectedly early arrival according to the angel.

I enjoyed the series but the biggest flaw is not telling First about the situation and Zee not being kind to him when he was confused. I want to see them in a different series because the MLs had better chemistry than the MF couple, even though the same actor played both roles.

I love this show too and it was the only show I kept up with during my travels. I didn't even finish Cherry Magic, but I watched this. No shade against Cherry Magic but I'm fan of the manga and the Japanese version, so I felt that I could wait until I got home to finish watching the series.

Loved this series until the final two episodes. Day is definitely selfish and immature, Mhok too accommodating. I would have liked Day to have acknowledged his insensitivity toward Mhok on the day they broke up. At least Mhok is a true puppy character.

I felt that way about Playboyy and dropped it after Episode 3, but I think it's terrible, more like porn with clothes on. I don't know how others feel because I stopped going to the board because there' no value added since I stopped watching. I think Pitbabe is popular with Thai viewers because fans post clips to YouTube showing huge crowds showing up to see Pavel and Pooh. I'll be there soon and will see for myself.

That was an immature move Day made. He doesn't want to be pitied, to be independent, but when your boyfriend literally pours his guts out that he lied because of what happened to his sister, he doesn't give his boyfriend any consideration. The lie was about Mhok, not Day. Was it wrong? Yes, but forgivable under the circumstances. IRL, I would advise Mhok to find someone else because he will always have to give in, and will never be an equal (which is what Day insists he wants??), but I know that this will lead to a growing experience for both, and a happy ending. This is where fiction diverges from real life. If my boyfriend held the line after I shared my deepest fears, as heart broken as I would be, I would need to move on.

I'm more interested in the dumb brother and the actor playing this loser character, who just can't get it together. The FL story is just too cookie cutter for me. Another boss chick dominating all men and women in her dominion. The only genius in the room. I've only been watching non-historical C drama for about a month and I'm already bored of this prototype.

I also like that this show busts the myth that bottoming during sex is is about masculinity, when it's just what they do in bed. I don't know where people are reading the books, but I just want a happy ending for Charlie and Babe.

The original ossan is so creepy that even looking at him was difficult. What he did is reportable to HR. I did not watch any adaptations and wonder why so many countries adapted it. Even if I'm in the minority, I still did not like it even back in 2016-17 when it aired and would watch anything.

I agree about My Love Mix-up. I despised the original Ossan so I'm not as invested in that.

I loved this show! Besides Last Twilight, this show was my second most anticipated show of the week. Just the plain sweetness, coupled with Tutor's angelic face was my bright spot of the week. I didn't realize that Tutor has such sex appeal until this series. I know that I'm in the minority, but I simply loved this series.

I usually do not care for wedding/birthday/company party scenes, but the wedding segment was just beautifully done. This series is simply amazing.

I'll share your optimism. I'm not good a predicting endings, but you make a lot of sense.

Thanks for letting me know.

My concern is that Mohk will donate his eyes to Day. I'm not sure that is legal, but it's a series and money talks, and Asia loves some melodrama. Plus I've been watching C Drama lately where everyone is cheating, stealing, etc. I hope they get a happy ending, showing that being disabled does not mean you can fall in love and have an equal relationship.

I loved Moonlight Chicken, Only Friends, My School President (started Dec 2022 though) this year. I also really like Cherry Magic and Cooking Crush. Usually GMMTV only puts out one great series a year.

You are correct, I don't know if August is straight, but I thought so since Day did not tell him about his feelings and the way he ran away from that bar. But August could just be shocked to learn his friend has feelings for him. Day did not call for Mohk because he knew that he wasn't around, and even went outside to look for him earlier. He was holding on to August when the drink got spilled on him, but did not turn to him for help. It was crappy of Day to ignore Mohk until he needed his help. These characters are flawed, like real people.