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Ehhh doesnt look as fun as the 1st one. And i dont like sequels without the original cast... would have been fun to see DBS and her twins fight for justice, along with our super smart dorky CEO AMH... I was imagining something along those lines when I heard about a sequel.

Thank you!

Why the heck is this in the Shows ending this week list??

Lol i assumed she's suicidal or something... though why anyone would go through all that trouble just to end themselves is beyond me. Or maybe her family situation is terrible so she wants to make sure her parents never meet

LOL. I agree with you. Kdramas seem to do character development way better than cdramas most of the time

Could you send a link? They have the SAME dynamic its so funny

Still can't decide i its worth it. I loved everything about the original, and theyve made a few changes in this version... the only charcter I'm satisfied with is the ML, Connor Leong. He really fits the character. FL... still can't decide. Chae Soo Bin came off as someone kind and caring but just misunderstanding the ML, while this one is just openly mean to him. And IDKKKK why so many dramas seem to think that its cute if the FL cant cook. Its NOT! FL in the K ver could cook but ML never asked her to make anything because he liked making his own food. FL in this one is just a trash cook.

Have you watched Fall in Love 2021?? The republican era drama... give it a few eps because ML is a military commander and pretty asshole-ish when he treats people he's suspicious of but everything smoothens out after some time. The FL is really smart and levelheaded.

I would put him in a separate category...

The others - traumas and fears, face blindess, amnesia when it rains - they all function as plot devices. Something outlandish to get the story going. A flaw in the ML's perfect armor. While this one is more of an illustration of his character inside. Yes, its an outlandish thing that gets the story going, but the rules of the disease make me want to classify it differently. It accurately reflected the level of trust he had in the people he came in contact with. Nearing the end, when he tells FL he thinks he can stand in front of a crowd and speak without having a reaction, or when he puts out his hand to shake his friend's... you can see that he is realizing his own level of trust in people.


If you ever make an article, it would be really interesting, im sure- the CEOs of Dramaland are all crazy characters

Me toooo i love him so much. You said everything I was thinking.

I think it was the scene where Ah Reum hugged him - thats what made me realize. She jumps him from behind but he lets her hug him, even while saying something flippant. The look he gave her as she danced around excitedly was so full of brotherly affection... you could see that all his lonely island talk was complete trash.

there are lots of tiny changes here and there... not sure if I like them all. However, Connor is the only one who sold his character to me. I never thought I could ever say this, but he's doing really really well with his character. Yoo Seung Ho was the ultimate, but he comes pretty close. Not totally sold on the other characters, though. I miss the extreme dorkiness of the research team.

This is a remake of the Korean drama "I'm Not A Robot." In the original, the disease is just used to illustrate his distrust in people. If you only look at it as an analogy, it makes sense. He doesn't get it when he first touches FL because he believes she's a robot and not a human. If he saw her walking on the road as her normal self, he wouldn't be able to touch her(already shown when she accidently touched him as her normal self).

Throughout the series, you see how he slowly comes out of his shell, and thus the disease weakens. After a huge incident, where he loses trust in EVERYONE, he gets it back again. Only when he forces himself to accept people as they are, when he realizes that humans are human, just like him... that's the only cure. It works as an analogy, not a random weird disease - I know, I've watched enough dramas with CEOs having weird diseases. This isn't really one of them.

i never thought of him as self-absorbed. It always looks like he's trying to quench his desire to help people, and now that she's part of his little group, he's happy to let himself go.
"I never knew you were the devoted husband type" XD I knew it, I just KNEW IT

I understand that... but I was hoping he would try to lure the evil spirit into some place instead of walking into his dark lair like that.

The way she KNOCKED Cha Woong away with "MOVE ASIDE" i died laughing 😂😂😂

Not scary at all to me.. he's just pathetic and deranged, a pain in the ass who just happens to resemble Sid the Sloth.

The evil spirit gives me the CREEPS

Lmao WHY IS THIS SO ACCURATEEE

Ikr I really think ML might get possessed

Just a warning - he doesn't really hold magic shows after a few eps. And he's not a real magician like in SOM. He's a shaman's grandson, so what he has is more of "powers" than "magic skills"

"I wasn't born when I wanted to be born, so I don't celebrate my birthday"

"You can use my calendar. You can also use these pens, I have all these different colors. This is my air purifier. You can use it too. You can use this chair. "
XDD this guy