dramish

I think it was the first time I saw a gun pulled so many times in a short period of time, I was given a sincere laugh.

ML don't deserve the crazy love from Fl

I laughed a lot at the concept of her snapping her fingers.

Exactly, you understand me. That’s why his brother’s words hit me so hard too: “all stories are just cries that we exist.” I think emotions are the same way sometimes. When people repress themselves for too long because of society’s expectations, their emotions eventually become a desperate way of saying, "this is how I exist".

It's very silly, but I like the food show, so yummy Yummy...

I think what impacted me the most about this drama was the way it talked about control and emotions. Society usually accepts feelings only when they are beautiful, organized, silent, and convenient. Suffer, but suffer quietly. Cry, but without bothering anyone. Feel, but in an acceptable way. The moment someone overflows emotionally, they immediately become “too much,” “difficult,” or “problematic.” But almost nobody tries to understand where those emotions came from in the first place. And that was the most painful part to watch: realizing he wasn’t someone full of malice, just someone exhausted from constantly repressing himself in order to fit into the “right” way of existing that people expect from him. In the end, I think this drama was much more about personal growth, identity, and how painful it can be to remain yourself in a world that tries to control even the way you feel.

I don't normally like the body-swapping storyline, but this one was really cool to pass the time.

Is he completely insane? Yes.
Obsessive, frustrated, and ridiculously rich? Also yes.
But at the end of the day, all it took was a collar and one look for him to fall completely whipped.

Obs.: para os brasileiros trazendo frases completamente inspiradoras: meu namorado é mó otário ele lava minhas calcinhas.

I don't know if you've watched it, but I just watched it, I really liked the personality of the protagonist, she's smart and cute... It's good to pass the time... OBS: the male protagonist is ugly (sorry, I'm a little superficial) but the female protagonist carried the series.

I don't understand this kind of plot, is it just to prove that men like to be ignored??

She died by suicide in 2025, and the case became huge news in Korea. The police investigated and said there were no signs of a crime. She had already been under a lot of public pressure since her scandal in 2022, receiving massive hate and losing jobs. After her death, her family alleged that she had been involved with actor Kim Soo-hyun from “Queen of Tears” when she was still a minor. He denied that part, and the situation turned into a major controversy with lawsuits and ongoing investigations in Korea.

Surprisingly good.

I am very anxious.

This is much more fun than I expected.

It was better than I expected, good for passing the time, but nothing that would make me want to see it again.

I WANT MORE

They all fell, sad.

I kept putting off watching it and mostly started because of the female lead since I really love her acting. I also doubted I would like the male lead, but now I completely understand why they chose him. Everything in this story revolves around art, and even the way he acts weird, ridiculous, or eccentric feels intentionally artistic. It’s not about him being handsome or perfect, it’s about the way he sees the world — and how that perspective turns everything around him into poetry. Honestly, if he were a more “standard” protagonist, I don’t think I would feel half of what I’m feeling while watching this. After episode 7, everything starts falling into place. It’s definitely worth ignoring all the judgment and giving it a chance.

Haha I didn't think he was literally going to become a dog.

Hanna Montana?