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I couldn't finish Love Me, Love My Voice. Aside from the lack of plot, it felt like I was watching an adult male take advantage of a young kid who has a crush on him. The female behaved, dressed, and spoke like a 12-year old.

You'll hate him more if you knew what happened to the actor IRL

I'm Filipino and I brush my teeth as soon as I wake up. The bacteria colony increases while you're asleep,. You don't want to eat with all that bad bacteria in your mouth.

I stopped watching. I have a problem with the main actress's characterization. She behaves, dresses, and speaks like a 12 year old. So when there are intimate scenes, it's so unsettling. It's like watching a grown man taking advantage of an innocent child. I couldn't finish it.

Unforgettable Love and Please Be My Family

Well done. Light and funny but still not afraid to tackle sensitive issues. The chemistry between the leads is through the roof (as expected from their previous more fluffy series). The child actor's really great too.

The story is really bizarre and the actors were so bad that I can't stop watching.

I'm more invested in the sisterhood of the female characters though.

Finally a role that fits the actor playing ML. I kept seeing him in CEO roles before that made me scratch my head. The only roles that I felt he did justice were the one on Sweet Teeth and this one, well I'm only on episode 22. Hopefully, he's able to keep it 'til the end.

I've seen a lot of older actors being able to pull off high school roles. But the FL's portrayal of a high school girl isn't doing it for me. She's trying too hard. Only 10 episodes are available at this time on Netflix. Hopefully, as her character gets older, her acting gets better. She's done great in her other dramas so this is a bit of a disappointment for me.

It's actually pretty decent. And I like that even the support characters are well developed. Their own plot lines are good too and well integrated in the main story.

There's something so charming about this drama. I like how natural they are. Even when they laugh at funny situations, you can tell the actors are really laughing and not acting. It's like I'm actually witnessing interactions between actual students in a real-life campus. It just reminds me of my university days.

I finally see the iQIYI logo.

It's good to finally see iQIYI logo in the Where to watch section.

Even if you add it, the icon doesn't appear. For example, in the drama Thousand Years For You, if you try to edit, you'll see iQIYI International and WeTV are both listed in the streaming services, but on the actual page, only the WeTV icon shows up. It's the same with this drama, iQIYI International is listed, but only Viki appears on the actual page.

Jodi deserved the best actress award from Asian Academy Creative Arts.

Crazy ASF hahaha. Not much into k drama but after seeing the title and the teaser on Disney+, I gave it a try. It was good but not the best.

This has been bothering me for a while now. Why do other platforms get to have an icon/direct link included in the Where to Watch section while iQIYI doesn't get one. What gives?

Drama's available on WeTV, iflix, and iQIYI.

I was stuck at home with covid so I started watching this on iQIYI. I loved BJT in Reset and You are My Hero. It's so surprisingly good that I binged watch it. Only realized halfway through that I was watching the same girl from First Love.