A Good Day to be a Dog

This adaptation really brings the webtoon to life. I'm always worried that an adaptation will change too much about the original, but so far, the only changes made have been improvements.

The chemistry from the characters is really good. The romance is super sweet and I love how they communicate well. I've never been super impressed by Cha Eun Woo's acting in the past, but every character was a perfect casting this time around.

I started this review when it was still ongoing and unfortunately I wasn't able to finish it. The plot lost it's tension and importance and I feel like it should've ended sooner before boring itself out.

When the drama appeared, I didn't know whether to watch it, because I don't like stories with transformation into an animal. The title of the drama was also confusing. But the drama starred Cha Eun Woo, so I definitely decided to watch the drama. After watching the first episodes, I was very glad that I didn't give up watching. The drama is very light, kind, and sometimes funny. After watching, I felt relaxed and happy. This drama is perfect for watching after work, on an autumn evening. Cha Eun Woo has matured a lot and does a great job in his role. The rest of the actors also do a good job, the atmosphere of the drama is very good.

My opinion: It was, Awesome. Visuals, story, actors and IDEA were chefs kiss. Everything was Awesome. And honestly she is one of the prettiest actors I've ever seen. It was also my first k drama I watched, glad to see Eun Woo was one of a main characters. And it even has a happy ending.

What I actully liked: I really like the idea of her being a dog and he having a fear of dogs. It's like enemies to lovers drama but little bit diffrent. First nine episodes are chefs kiss, and the other last episodes are explanation how did she became a dog. I actully like that, I like how that is at the end and didn't ruin me the beggining of k drama.

What I actully did not like: At first I did not really like the last episodes but after watching True Beauty and other k dramas it's the worst thing you can think of that was the worst.

Finale opinion: There are some usless parts but they are interesting and fun to watch so at the end this k drama does not have anything bad. Definitely must watch if you didn't. Bye now💋.

Fed up with the usual K-drama clichés of revenge and office romance, I stumbled upon this gem that got me genuinely excited. The storyline is refreshingly unique, a breath of fresh air in a sea of predictability. If you're a rom-com enthusiast, this drama is tailor-made for you. It's not your typical drama; it's a delightful rollercoaster of emotions.

Now, let's talk about Cha Eunwoo. This guy nailed it as Seowon-like, seriously, did he teleport from the webtoon or what? His portrayal is spot-on, making you feel like you're watching the characters come to life. And it's not just him; the entire cast deserves a round of applause. Their acting adds so much flavor to the drama; you'll be hooked from the first episode.

This show had me hooked with its clever plot twists and heartwarming moments.

And can we talk about the sheer cuteness factor? Brace yourself for a dose of adorableness that'll leave you grinning like a fool. It's a feel-good drama that knows how to tug at your heartstrings without being overly dramatic. Honestly, I couldn't resist recommending it to everyone I know.

"A Good Day to be a Dog" is a lovely *TREAT* for avid Kdrama watchers who just want a nice romance Kdrama following a beautiful couple that have funny banter, extremely cute and butterfly inducing moments, and maybe a deeper, interesting plot as well. I was pleasantly surprised at how intimate, funny, passionate, and deep this show would be. 9.5/10.

There are some stereotypical plot points (dopelganger second life for this one), but this still feels very much like a "new wave" Kdrama in that each episode feels more purposeful and less like dramatic fillers to waste the audience's time and string them along. If you enjoyed Hidden Love, Hometown Cha Cha Cha, Twinkling Watermelon, you will love this. I'm hooked and I've still got 6 episodes to go (at the time of writing this I've finished episode 10).

The main leads have fiery hot chemistry, just give it a bit (episode 6-8). The kiss scenes are some of the best I've seen! No spoilers but I caught a glimpse of Eunwoo's tongue in there... scandalous!!

It definitely has the "written by a woman" vibes, and since it's based on a Webtoon, that checks out. Every episode more that has passed I've felt more and more like I was being handed a personal gift by the creators of this show, who clearly took time to understand what Kdrama watchers enjoy before setting out to make this. Again, I felt that with both Hidden Love and Hometown in similar ways.

Speaking of Eunwoo, this is his best acting work ever and I love seeing him shine in a role very literally tailor made for him, featuring serenading singing scenes, a fittingly reserved/shy but passionate and loving character, and always, always outfits that expose his glorious forearm veins. He is perfect, perfection in this, and his female lead is also perfect.

The side characters are interesting and lovable as well, and I've yet to be bored. I usually watch Kdramas at a bit of a fast pace (literally, I will increase playback speed sometimes), but with this, I've been taking my dear time and savoring it. I highly recommend this to anyone and everyone.