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This episode should've been the last one. They're dragging the story so freaking much that it's not even funny anymore... Thank God, next week is the last episode...

So, I absolutely loved this first episode. I think it was very funny and I love seeing old faces (especially Gawin 🥰) but... 24 episodes??!! Isn't it a bit too much? Especially with only 1 episode a week, it's going to be looong... I hope they will manage to keep the interest intact throughout those weeks because I remember We Are to be very good but quite dragging towards the end and it was only 16 episodes...

I actually liked the series. It was not a groundbreaking series but it was really nice nontheless. However, I could not take my mind off the fact that Reese is Lin Jing from Guardian...

Ok... So, we shouldn't be hopeful then... I mean, I prefer not to because I've been disappointed more than once... But it would really be a shame if this has to finish like this...

Kan made me cry tonight... But I'm a bit mad at her because she took her revenge on Home when he was totally innocent and she knew about that all along...

I would've rated this series a 10 because I loved the story and the two main actors (even though, it felt a bit dragged around the end) but I've rated it a 9 just because I can't believe they ended the series like... THIS!!! Everyone is talking about a season 2 but has it really been confirmed or is it just a fantasy made by the fans as it is often the case?...

I don't dislike the series but there are so many nonsense things in this series that it is quite hard to watch sometimes... Just in this last episode, I've noticed several things that don't make any sense.

First, why didn't the dad arrest Yada when she was clearly responsible for Min's state and she was openly threatening Q? He even said that they were searching her restaurant so he could have arrested her and wait for the criminal evidence to lock her up for good... But no, he let her leave...

Then, can people eavesdropping conversations stay and listen to the whole thing before leaving just after people are offered money. It happens all the time and that annoys me so much. Q could've stayed just a few more minutes and heard Min refuse the money instead of playing the sad little boy.

To finish, the mum is an idiot... She manages to free herself from the rope and free her son but she doesn't follow her son and stays just to be killed. That's sooo freaking stupid... As stupid as going back to the place you've been kidnapped just to see your mum's dead body.

Anyway, I feel that this series is dragging so much because they don't know how to create suspense. As for proof, Min and Q are still living in the house that the gangsters know about. That's ridiculous...

Thank God, people with common sense still exist! It's a shame that I can't find your comment in this wave of positive ones because I would have given you my support. I've even been accused of looking for "sexy time" 🤣 What a joke! I really can't take those people seriously...

I think you misunderstand my comment... I'm not looking for sexy scenes, I'm looking for non-creepy stories. Taishin is a stalker and there is nothing cute about him following a guy he only met once to a city he doesn't know. Replace Taishin by the stalker uncle from the series and I'm pretty sure you wouldn't feel the same about this story.

I've watched the whole thing and it doesn't change the fact that Taishin is a stalker. Nothing justifies that he moves to Tokyo just to thank a guy he met only once.

Thank you for the suggestion but too late, I've watched the whole thing... To me, the beginning was unbearable to watch (the guy was too creepy to my liking). Then, it was okay, sometimes cute, but I couldn't see past Taishin's stalking trait. It's a 4 for me. I may be harsh but romantising stalking is a big no, in my opinion.

Exactly! I mean, it's true that in My Beautiful Man, the guy is quite stalkerish but, at least, he doesn't cross half of the country to meet a guy he only saw once just to say thank you...
I've finished the drama and, even though, some scenes are quite cute, I couldn't get over the fact that the guy is a stalker. He's actually the same as the older guy that stalks him - sorry not sorry. If Taishin's character was an ugly old guy, people would've criticised the stalking parts saying that he's a creep. I hate double standards...

So... I'm only on episode 2 and I read some of the comments here but... I'm wondering what is so good about this series that everyone seems to like it. Because for now, I only see a creepy young guy that is WAY too innocent to my liking and that is stalking another guy just because he consoled him once. I mean, you don't enroll to a university that is about 5-hour far from your hometown by train just to meet a guy you only met once! That's crazy! I thought we were past those type of creepy characters in a TV show...

So... First of all, the duration on this page is wrong: it's not 21 min but more 33 min (huge difference). Second of all, I didn't like this series. I know this is very short but it's not a reason for the characters to fall in love almost instantly. There was absolutely no build up in their relationship so I couldn't believe they liked each other. Also, the supposed twist is very predictable. I could tell who was Kyo since the first episode and... that makes things really really weird! And the fact that Kyo is always there at unexpected moments was more weird than romantic, imo. Also, the kisses were so cringe... I don't recommend this series.

Very good first episode. I'm already hooked.
Love nerdy Tay that is scared of ghosts, obnoxious New that mixes Thai with English, crazy Jan that really cares for her brother and serious Mook that is always rolling her eyes at her boss' remarks.

Unlike some people, I really like that we don't focus only on Jane and Ryan's story. I think it is good to see the story of the other characters too - who are not supporting roles to me, but main leads as well.
However, I can't support Bahmee and Judy's love story. As cute as both the actresses are, after how things went down with Bahmee's cheating, I really can't support her...
But I'm glad that, for once, Off is playing a "real" gay character. Because all of his other characters that he played in a BL with Gun, he was always "straight" before turning "gay" (or bi, if you prefer).

To me, it wasn't cute, but cringe. And if Keen's acting skills were okay, it was definitely not the same for his acting partner... Also, the story wasn't interesting at all. There were too many clichés and unecessary drama. And I don't agree with you with the characters' growth: Moo was the same childish brat from beginning to end. I much prefer watching My Love Mix-Up all over again than this crap of a show - just my opinion, of course.

True... I felt like he was bored most of the time. But I blame the script and the direction.

I understand your point of view but I think we just have different takes on shows... Because - I'm sorry, don't take it the wrong way but - how could you give My Only Boo an 8! See, in my opinion, it is this type of series that deserve below average (I rated it a 3). Again, rating a show is very subjective so I understand that you think I was too nice with this show as I complained a lot about it but, to me, it didn't deserve below average.

Well, it was watchable so I don't think I'm too far off. I consider it a bit like Cooking Crush that I also rated 6. Not exceptionnally good, but not awfully bad either.
I always had difficulty to rate a show as it is very subjective but, to me, 6 out of 10 is not that good.