Since I have a soft spot for dramas that are set in school, I decided to give "Solomon's perjury" a try. And well, I'm on episode 7 and I do like that the drama keeps being ambiguous on what really happened. Though I suspect that the character that died, killed himself.
The instrumental soundtrack of this drama reminds me of Danny Elfman's music.

I just finished Live and it honestly is the best drama I've ever watched. It beats Smart Prison Living (way too many unnecessary romance scenes). Considering most drama endings fail to deliver, Live's ending is pretty close to being perfect. I can't even count how many times I cried watching this show, but it also put a lot of smiles on my face and made me laugh a few times. The whole cast and crew really did an amazing job, but my favorite actor/character has to be Bae Sung Woo/Yang Chon. Yang Chon's change throughout the show is amazing to watch, and Bae Sung Woo delivered perfectly. I would say the romance between Jung Oh and Sang Soo did feel a little flat, but I don't really mind because their romance isn't the main focus. Even if you don't usually enjoy police themed dramas or dramas with little romance, I would recommend you to check out the first couple episodes anyway because it was an emotional roller coaster ride for me and maybe it will be one for you too.

Currently watching:
APAD: Last week's episodes were so dull and boring the regression of Minho was so glaring AND the sad morose bike-riding duo was a bit too over the top. But there are just two shows left, but I'm not sure I want to waste my time. Should I watch it? No I don't want to. Should I watch it? No? Yes? No? Yes?
Wok of Love: first ep was a bit too weird for me but the second one was much better. I'll give it a few more, if nothing else to watch the gangster crew/cooks take down the big hotel.
My Ahjussi - brilliant show and I'm sad it's almost done. Everyone else has said enough accolades that I don't need to add anymore.
Suits: beautiful men, sassy dialogue, PHS, fun bromance. I'll all in for this ride.
The Miracle we Met: like this show alot but I still cannot figure out how they are going to resolve this love triangle between all these good and kind people. The the MIL and Ahbojji fighting and dancing...
hmmm Friday night I just watch whatever catches my fancy.
My husband Oh Jak Do - My Saturday is not complete without two hours of watching the lovebirds beam with happiness when they are together. I can't wait for Eric to fall in love with making his own gayagamon (spck).
Finally finished Bad Guys Vile City on Netflix and loved it. The editing was really well done for such a dark and violent show. It almost looks like there is going to be a sequel! *claps*

Can you tell I have no life?

I stopped watching k-dramas in April to focus on exams and in order to secure employment for the summer. It's been like five weeks, but I'm getting back into k-dramas now.

The Great Seducer: Yeah, so I feel guilty for having defended this show when it first came out. It's really bad. They somehow managed to squander good actors and a good concept. And Joy's acting is cringey, and it gets worse rather than better as the series progresses.

Wok of Love: I like this so far. The concept is intriguing and the acting is great. The heroine is really fun and quirky. This is my first time watching a Jang Hyuk drama, and, holy shit, he's good. Junho's pretty solid, although I feel like he's a bit worse in this than he was in JBL; he's still putting in a good a performance, but the character of Poong doesn't feel as 'lived-in' as Kangdoo. One thing that kinda concern me is the plot, which so far seems to be relying on a complete absurd sequence of thinly explained events to drive it forward. Yes, it's only two episodes in, but Sae-woo being jilted (for unexplained reasons afaict), getting incurable cancer AND witnessing her dad's arrest all seems a bit...much. I'm hoping it settles in.

Pretty Noona: Start watching this and am only a few episodes in. I love Jin-ah and Jun-hui so much, but I find it kinda hard to watch this show. I'm not entirely sure why. It might be that it's slow or that the drama in this show feels very forced. I also feel like the couple got together way too soon; it would've been so fun to see these two flirt for longer through thinl innuendo. The other thing that, for me, is grating is the constant discussion of how 'old' Jin-ah is. 35 ain't old! Moreover, it seems like Jun-hui is just 5 or 6 years younger? That's not a mind-boggling number. My parents have an 10 year age difference (mom married my dad at 22 when he was 32). It's only noteworthy because the girl is older than the boy, which I guess transgresses some kind of cultural taboo?

Rich Man, Poor Women: No specific comments yet. It's okay, but nothing special. The main actress is decent. Suho is better than I though he would be, but he's still just an idol who acts (unlike say fellow Exo band member Do Kyugsoo, whom I regard as a proper actor because his acting chops = confirmed).

**K-shows
*1n2d E214: festival special part 2, the quiz was funny and Yoo Il Yong apologizing to Kim Jong Min because his answer was right : wow *paksu 😆*
*I live alone E242: a special ep with the Three idiots trip = daebak 😆 !
*The Genius rewatch : Season 1 E1-12 : it's one of my all time favorite K-shows, I don't know why I haven't done a rewatch before (maybe drama and K-shows schedule always filled and life lol). I should do a rewatch at least once per year. I loved it as much as the first watch some years ago. Stars of S1 Hong JinHo he's the game king with his ability to truly understand the games , then Sung Kyu at first he seems like lost in the games but it's only to become a dark horse after !
Next week starting Season 2 rewatch, because this time I can watch all 4 seasons one right after another Assa 😎!

Always late to the comments! Watching: Wok of Love, or at least trying to. It's way to slapstick for my tastes. Seriously considering going back and watching Just Between Lovers for Jiho. However, I know how these dramas work and I'm guessing it won't stay so silly.
Just started You Drive Me Crazy. I shouldn't like it because they leads are so very young for my age, but between the music, the melo and the sweetness it's getting to me.
3rd: Just finished Chinese drama Siege in Fog. I knew from the first episode it was a Shakespearean tragedy so didn't think it would bother me but ohmo, the end was gut wrenching. And if anybody else watched it and knows what the ? was that last scene about? I did not get it at all, unless it was supposed to be a "what if..."