kaysea

i agree. yes he is a robot, but what people don't understand is that he is a robot "made to act like a human". unlike all the other robot dramas where the android is supposed to be 100% robotic (ex. I'm Not A Robot), zero is supposed to be more human like. if he was so robotic all the time then it definitely wouldn't make sense to keep him as a partner. the significance of zero nine is that he is very human like so I thought yeo jin goo's portrayal of zero nine was perfect.

IKR oml he's so annoying lately -_-

the FL is pretty realistic in terms of how she treats people. she treated the robot harshly in the beginning because 1. she just got hurt from love and didn't want love in her life anymore 2. she understood he was just a machine and didn't bellieve it was capable of emotion and 3. she works with dummies that get demolished on a daily basis, of course she had no initial care for a robot. recently though, she's been reciprocating the robot's love and treating him kindly. the FL for me is fine, it's ma wang joon's boss and the other actor that annoys me so much. it's like everyone from that agency doesn't know how to get over things and move on with their lives.

in the original version, the robot is reset with a kiss, but that can be overridden once he and the FL do "it". even if they don't though, the robot avoids making contact with other women which is why zero nine pushed DaDa away every time she tried to kiss him at Diana's house. the reason why he wasn't able to avoid Diana's kiss was because he was hurt by DaDa in a way his programming didn't understand, so he did not function as he was programmed to do so. its almost similar to the manga where the robot got hurt by the FL and he was too distracted by the pain to the point where another woman was able to steal a kiss from him.

i forgot if this is in the original Japanese version, but in the Taiwanese version, another robot was made with the same face as the ML so he could replace him. while the real ML was trapped, the clone spent time with the FL. i assumed the this version was going to stick to that plot line, but you're idea of a DaDa robot is interesting and it makes sense to. i feel like that would be a nice plot twist to get people's attention

been tired of him since day 1. it's funny how a majority of the audience was rooting for him. i'm glad people are finally supporting zero nine even though he's a robot

this was one of the cutest, sweetest, light dramas i've ever seen. worth watching

same here. i think people wont give this drama a chance cuz this story has been done too many times and people already know the ending. but this version really stands out because of the changes. rather than a remake, id say this drama took inspiration from the manga; they kept the main plot, but everything else is headed towards a different direction.

unfortunately the ratings aren't doing so well for some reason. i don't know why though. this drama is really worth watching, especially after today's episode!

IKR T.T its too much!

Many people say she treats Young Goo so harshly, but I personally thought Da Da's character was realistic for this drama so far. In all the time that she's loved, she was nothing but patient, devoted, and considerate. When that love ends so suddenly, it's normal to feel betrayed by love and eventually not want it in your life for a while. So when a robot designed to give you love (the one thing you don't want in your life) shows up, you're bound to snap at it every time he does something you don't like. However, she does thank him whenever he helps her with something that's actually important to her work, while at the same time she still mocks him for his naive and sweet side. She doesn't want to get hurt anymore so she is stubborn when it comes to acknowledging love in general. I found this drama so far is realistically paced and portrayed so far.