"Love Me Like I Do" tries to serve the same reheated dish that countless C-dramas have dished out before, and unfortunately, it brings nothing new to the table. Once again, we get a CEO with a mysterious health issue (because being rich and powerful isn't enough without adding a side of pity points) who meets the quirky, beautiful, and oh-so-pure female lead who magically cures him—not just physically, but emotionally too.

The story feels like it was churned out by a romance-drama factory, complete with every cliché in the book. The male lead's brooding wealth is met with the female lead's sunshine personality, and their chemistry struggles to lift the predictable plot. The humor might bring a few laughs, but it's not enough to mask the lack of originality.

If you've watched even one other drama in this vein, you already know every twist and turn this one has to offer. The characters don't evolve in meaningful ways, and the drama relies too heavily on the male lead's charm and the female lead's "witty innocence" to carry the story.

"Love Me Like I Do" is a reminder that even with good production value and lighthearted moments, a tired trope can't sustain a compelling narrative. Watch it only if you're in desperate need of a distraction, but don't expect to walk away with anything memorable.

There is no chance I would rewatch 'Love Me Like I Do.' The predictable plot, overused CEO-Cinderella trope, and lack of meaningful character development make it a one-time watch at best. Even the humor can't save it from being forgettable."