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OK - At the very end of episode 15, there is an indication that they have some physical attraction between them.

It's very amateur and low budget, but its still an enjoyable watch if you're a fan of GL dramas.

I'll watch an AI generated drama if it is good. The tools used to produce the drama are utterly irrelevant to me. People are obviously free to watch (or not) whatever they want for whatever reason they want. But I don't believe that people have the right to tell other people what they should be allowed to watch, or to tell MDL what dramas they should allow on their platform. AI generated content is not going away.

I'll (the hell) watch an AI generated drama if it is good and I won't watch a drama with real actors if it is bad. Advances in technology have been "taking people's jobs" for the last 200 years, and the sky has yet to fall.

Episode 1: https://youtu.be/K4E0ah7Qmbg
Episode 2: https://youtu.be/QkrVXadZ3Ag
Episode 3: https://youtu.be/fbf7agLdL8E
Episode 4: https://youtu.be/k6CNa5krQjE
Episode 5: https://youtu.be/u5ltcAIRb9M
Episode 6:

Of the four dramas in this series, I enjoyed this one the least. Not because it was a particularly bad drama, but because of various story elements that irritated me.
I think the writers forgot that this was a rom com, and one thing you don't do when writing a rom com is to make one of the lead characters truly unlikable. After 2 episodes, Fai has shown herself to be shitty human being. When they were kids, Fai constantly persecuted Kaphrao and almost killed her on one occasion. Now they are adults, Fai uses the power imbalance between them to continue to persecute Kaphrao, sometimes even putting her in physical danger. It is despicable behaviour.
Although Fai eventually did stop persecuting Kaphrao after she began to be attracted to her, and she did eventually offer a very brief apology, for me, it was far too little, far too late.
I just could not root for their relationship after developing strong negative opinions about Fai due to her long term serious mistreatment of Kaphrao.

I understand the main characters are fated to be together, but as of episode 11, I just don't see ANY chemistry between them. It seems like they aren't physically attracted to each other at all. They're certainly polite and considerate with each other, but that it. It's like they're just friends or even siblings. Who would sleep in a different room from his wife ON THEIR WEDDING NIGHT?
Also, I hope the ML can grow a pair of testicles and stand up to his bitch of a mother and protect his fiancée (now his wife). If he can't even do this for the women he allegedly loves, then he doesn't deserve her.

The final episode just dropped. Also, there is a Season 2 on the way.

Yeah - Netflix Australia.
I'll be very surprised if it is anywhere near as explicit as Somebody. Although that rating in the Netherlands make me question that opinion. But we'll all find out in just under 2 weeks.

According to Netflix, it has "strong sex scenes" and "nudity", but I've seen those descriptors used before by Netflix for shows that contain relatively mild scenes. It will be interesting to see how risqué the final drama is.

For a zero budget microdrama, this is actually OK. Sound quality is probably its biggest weakness, but they do pack a lot of story into about 8 minutes.

It is about the lead characters. I haven't watched it and I won't, but from what I understand from other comments, one of the leads basically raped the other one.

How likely is it that these random internet users who have confidently commented below really do know better than the police who investigated Yu Menglong's death, or even his own mother who asked for the public to stop speculating and inventing conspiracy theories about her son's death?

This drama is quite good. It gets a bit gritty, so don't expect all fluff like many Chinese rom coms.

Find Yourself is an excellent drama - much better than its MDL score of 7.9 suggests. If you like age gap (Noona) romances, you'll love it.

This drama started off strongly, but I found that my interest waned a little towards its back end., suggesting this drama might have been better if it was a couple of episodes shorter. To be fair, this describes about 90% of the Korean dramas I've ever watched. However, I will mention that I thought the wedding scene in the last episode was really fun.
I did like the premise and the execution, especially in those early episodes. I thought the acting across the entire cast was good, so I don't agree with those people who said that Ha Young's acting was sub-par. I also thought the action and fight scenes were well done.
Like so many other KDramas before it, the drama is marketed as a romcom, but the writers still included some very dark plotlines. For me, the hyper-cheesy romcom scenes clashed with the with dark and thriller scenes, especially when they closely followed one another. I'd prefer that dramas kept more in their genre lane.
Overall a decent watch. I'm giving it an 8.5/10

At least buy me dinner first.

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Why is it that a character with Ninja skills easily fights their way through waves of bad guys, but has great difficulty in defeating the one old guy at the end who can't even fight. In which universe does that make any sense?

This is a common fault of many Korean Dramas. They try to be two different dramas to attract as wide an audience as possible, but end up producing an mediocre product. When I watch a rom com, I want it to be a rom com. Similarly, when I watch a action drama or thriller, I want it to be that.