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You can have a good series without having every aspect of your narration revolving around the main plot. That's why you use subplots and favor a character-driven story. For example, when watching a detective show, you'll have scenes where the cops investigate the crimes, but you'll also have character-driven moments where you learn more about the characters, their background, family, hobbies, and maybe some light scenes in order to pace the storytelling and even out the grim plot. Not Me is 98% anti-corruption dialogues. And for a series about anarchists, there are more talks than actions. As a result, we're halfway through the series but the plot about Black's assault isn't progressing because the guys keep preaching at each other non stop.
Anyway, to each their own. I'm just disappointed because I like OffGun and wanted to love their new project.

After episode 7 I finally know why I can't connect with Not Me. I totally agree with the message conveyed but the execution is too heavy-handed for me. It feels like I'm attending a Human rights lecture at Uni. Every dialogue is about anti-capitalism, anti corruption etc. It's very repetitive and gives me this claustrophobic feeling. Obviously, the topic is really interesting and need to be discussed in Thailand but I'm getting bored with the way they're hammering away at us with their good morals versus bad morals dialogues. I guess I'm used to watching series that deliver messages in a more subtle way and encourage viewers to think and take a stand without being spoon-fed ethics.

I'm certainly smarter than you. Only idiots insult people who don't share their pov. You just show us you're weak intellectually. Have a nice day and try not to hurt your brain too much.

For a series about young athletes this lack of energy and intensity : the atmosphere is too slow and the sport scenes aren't intense or well filmed. Also, it's obvious the actors aren't good at sport...nor are they good at acting...

I don't want season 2. They need to resolve this now! I didn't invest in all those friday to wait another year. Also, if the issue can't be resolve this season, why would it be solved in season 2 ? If the parents oppose them now why would they changed their mind years later ? Please don't do this P'Aof! You managed to subvert every cliché and tropes until now so don't fall for this one. MCs don't need to be separated for years to test their love. Please P'Aof!

Yet you didn't debunk them...

This has a rating of 9 ?! What a bunch of dumb characters acting within a dumb plot! It started good but around episode 4 it went down the drain. The characters make stupid mistakes repeatedly, the bad guys are never neutralized, too many situations and dialogue are repetitive and the plot twist isn't a surprised because they made it pretty obvious from the start and tbh it doesn't add value to the story. Also it was too much similar to Sweet Home.

Why reply to me if you don't give any logic explanation but simply rehash what the series wants you to think ? The plot has more holes than an Emmental cheese and you take it at face value. Good for you.

Dropped at episode 2. I can't stand stupid and childlike FL.

What a mess! I usually love this kind of series and I can overlook some plotholes and inconsistencies but Hellbound was too much! I wasn't expecting explanations but they didn't even try to respect the rules they set from the start. Characters actions don't make sense or aren't necessary:
- Arrowheads are God followers who want people to stop sinning but they're criminals who beat and kill people without fear of God
- Why did Jung Jin Soo (cult leader) involve the cop's daughter? He knows he's going to die so I understand he might want to kill someone and die for a reason but why this murderer? Why do it with the girl? Also, he didn't intent to do this before meeting the cop but he brainwashed the girl so hard in a couple of days that she went with the flow and killed someone ?!
- Why did Jung Jin Soo reveal the truth to the cop and make him witness his death ? He told him not to tell others how he's going to die so why did he let the cop come to him ? He told the cop to destroy his remains so no one will know he received a decree. In episode 2 they said remains can't be analyze and results aren't conclusive which means nobody would have known it was Jung Jin Soo remains! The entire plot with the cop, his daughter and the cult leader is BS.
- Why some people receive the decree only few hours before dying and others see the "angel" days or years before? As I see it it's only for narrative purpose (to allow characters to move the plot forward or for shock value).
Anyway, I've rarely been this annoyed with a show. It's like they didn't even care to write a plot that makes sense.

Dropped it after episode 7. Didn't like the korean version and I don't like this series. I guess I don't care about the source material. I was only here for Singto. I think I could have endured it until the end but they had to add the plot with Weir's ex boyfriend, the infamous Jean. Watching Weir acting like a helpless kid with his ex, and being treated as an object was too much for me.

Funny how the ML's actions are problematic but people here are criticizing the FL for no reason...
Good actors but stupid and childish plot. I really can't anymore with kdrama.

Yes I suspect Ink observed them back in high school and found out they liked each other. The fact she made them the same bracelet is suspect. I mean ok they were friends (though I didn't get the impression Ink and Pran were that close) but why make couple bracelets for them ?
Honestly I was quite shocked when Pat said he liked her because it came from nowhere! I feel like he was afraid Pran would said yes so he gave the same answer he thought he would get. And then he couldn't backtrack. It doesn't make sense but this is what I felt during that scene.

Funny how Pat said he likes Ink but then explained to Pran why he should like him. Almost like he was trying to make Pran confess his feelings for him. Trying to see what Pan thought about him. You can tell he was hurt when Pran told him he hated him. But boy, what did you expect ? You just told him you like someone else!
The mind is really complex affair : Pat is constantly flirting with Pran, always doing things to please him, obviously missed him during the last years but the boy still doesn't understand he's in love...*facepalm*

This series is so goood!! I spend the week waiting for friday and watching OhmNanon contents. It's quite unheatlhy lol.

Pat was acting like a cheating boyfriend caught in the act lol. He's not aware of his feeling for Pran but on a subconscient level he knew he wasn't in a good position with Pran seeing him dining with Ink.

My Fated Boy was very good.

Does SYK play anything else than the "cold FL" these days ? I loved her years ago (circa Full House) but for a while now she's been playing the same character and mostly the kind of character that doesn't require much acting chops...

Thanks god SamYu's acting is excellent because the plot is weak and the execution isn't all that good. I'm disappointed.

Thanks god SamYu's acting is excellent because the plot is weak and the execution isn't all that good. I'm disappointed.

So what, he's no criminal. Why do you care about his love life ? You don't need to like actors to watch their movies. You're not going to meet him, not going to share the same space so who cares if he's a cheater. We're only here to appreciate actors craft, not to discuss their personal lives.