Beauty Inside I have 4 episodes to watch... and I can't motive myself, I think I have pretty much dropped it for now.

Mama Fairy The story is slow and confusing...

Fox Bride Star The 2 couples are cute. But I'm still waiting for professionnal people in this airport...

Hundred Million of Stars This drama is so intense. The lovely and sad moments gave us a lot of emotions to handle. The casting is killing it. They finaly released the OST 3 \o/

The third charm The writer is a sadistic with Young Jae >_<

Beauty Inside : Unnecessary drag to fit the story in 16 episodes because they knew they had nothing else left.
I liked the Sara-Eunho line though.
Overprotected Kahoko - They were *this* close to become a melodrama but I like how the scriptwriter kept the show's pace instead and gave us a good message in the end.
Still have to watch the special.
Chugakusei Nikki - I liked very much where they went with episode 5. As expected, I could understand way better with subs and everything made more sense. Now I wonder how will the storyline be in the second half.
Secret Terius - I'm behind but I'm enjoying it.
NJTTW6 - I seriously adore Jiwon and Ahn Jaehyun. They are the real scene stealers for me. The morning mission was a complete catastrophe :D

To watch
God’s Quiz Reboot - I've missed him.
Dorokei (subs for 5 episodes are out)
Kemono ni Narenai Watashitachi (first episode)
Kekkon Aite wa Chusen de (first episode)

Also curious about :
Black Revenge and Kimi ga Kokoro ni Sumitsuita . Would appreciate an opinion if anyone has seen them.

Matrimonial chaos! Brilliant writing and terrific casting. I can watch these 4 all day. You are absolutely right about that scene
@mary it was my favorite too.
But what just Happened at the end of last episode! I did not think the show would go there. They were teasing us but didn’t think they will go there.
And this year am making my top 10 animal list :) wait for it, it’s going to be legendary!!

Me: catches @stroopwafel's laptop. I need a new one, cause I damaged mine. 😀😀

I'm watching that same show. As I've mentioned before, I'm here for the pain. So they better bring it on next week. Don't you dare backed out on it.

Episode wide, I had a difficult time understanding why Doctor let MY leave until I read someone else's fan wall post. Why is it still so difficult for Koreans to understand that what happened to your parents doesn't define you. People shouldn't blame the kids for what their parents did.

I'm going to watch God's Quiz: Reboot when ep 2 will be subbed and I'm waiting for the Cdrama The City of Chaos starring Li Guang Jie and Mickey Yuan to be subbed... one day.

- Completed -

2018 KBS Drama Special: Forgotten Season starring Go Bo Gyeol and Kim Moo Yul. It was an interesting story about people who were selfish and chose to ignore what was happening. I have no sympathy for characters here but it's a fascinating narrative that was well explored.

Player: It's been a long time since an ending made me genuily happy and satisfied !

Prison Playbook: Finally watched it and I'm in love with the cast ! It's one of my favorite drama.

Terius Behind Me: I wished Joon-Joon were in the final scene. They were clearly the drama's highlight and not the main couple's romance.

- Currently watching -

Bad Papa: The discussion Ji Cheol had with the other fighter was obvisouly about him. The CEO is using and the fact that JC took pills will affect his public image. But even worse, since it won't be the first time. Arrgh I don't want the family to go through a rough time once again.

Dae Jang Geum is Watching: The same thing comes to my mind every week: Shin Dong Wook is having a blast with mukbang and comedy acting !

Fluttering Warning: I wished best friend didn't have a crush on Yoo Jung. It could have been one less cliché but the writer might want to put more possible "conflict". Woo Hyun and Yoo Jung keep my heart warm during this winter.

Go,back Diary: Leads are cute and we follow their love story in highscool in 2008. References to what was popular at the time keep popping. And special mention to that BIGBANG's scene XD

Happy to Die: So Baek Ji Sang discovers the time loop-thing but will he actually cooperate with Ru Da ?

Hide and Seek: Psycho Grandma kneeling down and begging for Chae Rin's help is not enough. I want to see her burn in hell at least.

Matrimonial Chaos: It seems like Yoo Young and Hwi Roo are putting their energy in working on independance (Hwi Roo) and on finding their trueself (Yoo Young). Seok Moo and Jang Hyun's cohabitation hijinks are fun but with the ending, I don't know what take each relationship will take.

Manpuku: Manpei is full of ressource and Fukuko is the best support he could ever find. It's amazing to see them working on businesses together and even make profits for Fukuko's family.

Miss Ma, Nemesis: Real Ms Ma was kind of annoying but she turned the situation to her advantage *slow clap*

Room No.9: I didn't expect Chan Sung to be behind Chairman Ma's death. But the shows clearly showed he would do anyting for his father. Speaking of him, Fake Ki San

The Beauty Inside: Can we get more healthy chaebol families like Do Jae's ?

The Smile Has Left Your Eyes: Are we really going into the incest path ? Really ?...

What I've Been Watching:
Hundred Million Stars From the Sky - Ep 14 was painful despite the warm, couple moments. It's looking bleak. It's gonna be one of those shows we say hurts so good.

Fox Bride Star - It was great without the smugglers and In Woo conspiracy thing. The young Couples were wonderfully fleshed out, their journey into awareness and coupledom continues to be lovely to watch, and the different situations that airports face were sufficiently interesting too. But now we have that conspiracy arc to contend with, that involves the In Woo arc, and I'm not enthused.

Terius - Well this show's completed with bows and filler. It was sweet, but I was a little put out by its blandness. I was also rolling my eyes at the blatant PPL that were given many seconds of screen time and much endorsement by the actors. It was a pity that the last couple of episodes were full of spy action and had no place for the children. The action scenes were OK, the arcs were resolved and the good relationships maintained. And yet, something was lacking at the end. Too satisfactory and too bland?

12 Nights - Trying to be patient with this one. Either one finds it mellow and lilting in it's gentle pace, or just painfully slow. It's not meant to be plot driven for a change, just full of much unspoken emotional turmoil. We have to bear with time skip de facto events that we only hear about, while waiting for the OTP to actually spend time together. Still looks good, the little that I get to see!

Cheers To Me - I'm watching this to calm down from the emotional turmoil wrought by The Smile Has Left Your Eyes. I like the lead's confidence, her focus and her knowing what she wants. Unlike lots of characters she does not worry about what she does not have, but enjoys what she does and ensures that she rewards herself when she earns it. She's not lonely, enjoys her own company and yet can accommodate a companion. I like that she has eschews gossip and rumours. The scenes are nice and the music is great. Knowing that there's no big romance in this show, makes it that much more peaceful to watch!

Fluttering Alert - I knew that when I decided to continue to watch it despite its poor, uneven execution, I'd have to change my expectations drastically. And I have, and still I find I have to lower them some more. This time the weak script had me scratching my head. The same head I'd already scratched over the strange camera shots and lack of editing where it needed it. I'm thinking that someone in the production side is new and has been given a chance to 'practise' with this show.

Music and look still harks to soaps, except for a piece of music here and there or a few scenes. The supporting actors too don't all seem to be experienced or natural. Add to that the weak plotline where illegitimate chaebol's daughter, must at all costs, manipulate everything in order to get the guy, and my eyes have...

PETITION for Happy to Die to be recapped/open threaded and have its own show page! Why can’t I add it my watching list here on DB?

Happy to Die:
Apart from some continuity errors with the female lead’s clothing when she reverses time (PPL?), this show continues to flow along smoothly after the setup! I really loved the developments this week, from the male lead now being in the loop (heh) about the time loop, the female lead learning to take advantage of the time loop to achieve the most ideal outcome and Manager Kang carrying the undercover ops. I do have reservations however about the company arc and the brewing love triangle: it does remind me of a flawed You Who Forgot Poetry plus the evil company trope.

Fox Bride Star:
The saving grace of this show is in the secondary couple, who step up in their adorkable antics to balance the angst. Unfortunately, there is no substance in that fluff and the show’s development is so messed up: male lead attacking knife guy was so out of character and I’m not going to overlook the awkward transition from knife guy to crazy gang. At this stage, I cannot be bothered to find out if In Woo really is a villain or a misunderstood insecure good guy, since the show dragged the final conflict into the last quarter and sacrificed the plot in favour of the romance and filler arcs.

I’m also planning to catch up on the remaining 8 episodes of Top Management over the weekend. Hopefully there’s a good wrap up on that web drama.

Dropped:
Eun Joo’s Room: No subs to find anywhere
Top Star Yoo Baek: No time to watch unfortunately
Mama Fairy and the Woodcutter: No interest in dragged writing
Fluttering Alert: No originality and terrible cliches

Except Happy to Die (4 eps), all my present shows are about K-pop and idols. There's the idol survival shows Under 19 (2 eps) and YG Treasure Box (1 ep), both of which I really enjoyed so far, and the YT drama about this fictional idol group SOUL and their manager who has visions of the future, Top Management (6 eps).

So far, Top Management and YG Treasure Box have indeed provided a few interesting insights into what it must be like to live the life of an idol.

I'm looking forward to checking out Too Star Yoo Baek later!

terius behind me- I'm so glad that YT is alive! It started as a light hearted show and glad that it stayed that way. Very happy with where they left us with regards to bon and aerin's relationship.
happy if you died- KJH is not that big of a jerk as I thought. He does have conscience and knows when to stand up against injustice. I'm confused as to who finally tipped off the chairman. Was it the report by Jin sang or the grandson asking for internal audit?
100MS- finally caught up till ep 12. I have a much easier time sympathizing with MY than JG. Maybe helped by the fact that he's actually trying to be a better person and also because it's SIG.
player- Really satisfied with how they wrapped it up. I kind of expected AR to be the driver of the prison van and I'm glad they were reunited.

I'm watching and enjoying Dae Jang Geum Is Watching, the Let's Eat version 1.1 🙂

100 Million Stars is hell-bent on bringing all the pain imaginable to its characters and us viewers. Where Stars Land seems to be following in the same stead, what's with the ominous fog suddenly rolling in. Though thankfully we get several honest conversations and much-appreciated bonding time between many unexpected characters this week.

As for Feel Good to Die, I feel like I live vicariously through each and every time loop Roo-da has to puzzle out. I like the unexpected fact that this magical second chances she get never bring her instant solution for her problem. How often do we imagine getting a chance to rewind our days and do things differently? So it's nice to be reminded that that's not the answer we needed. Though it's still super satisfying to see the time loop giving her extra courage to be defiant to her boss and saying what's in her mind all the time.

I've officially given up on Fox Bride Star and at least for the meantime Beauty Inside too, so it's just all the best things now!

Happy If You Died: Yes, this is exactly what I wanted! It's not a carbon copy of the webtoon, and that's a great thing - the comedy is just as outrageous and fun, the heroine just as bold and entertaining (I can't get over how fantastic Baek Jin-hee is here, because I didn't think her image suited the role, but she is EVERYTHING here), and even the issues I had with the original story have been addressed! I love it I love it I love it!

Twelve Nights: Welp, this is sad. Does this mean no more cute tiny Chan???

Too Bright For Romance: A much more articulate person than me is needed to describe why this is so great - I will say this, Park Se-wan is incredible!

Miss Kim's Mystery: I haven't wrote finished this yet, but so far it's a lot of fun! Bar the stalking for love that seems to be happening here, it's a pretty entertaining spy comedy.

[b]100MS from the Sky[/b]: They're really going the invest route aren't they? No turning back now... unless plot twist Jang Se-ran is trying to manipulate our main couple and make them believe they're siblings when they really aren't.

I see I’m watching a lot of dramas. *Shrugs* Sleep is not really my thing I guess.

Beauty Inside: More like boring inside, but I admit it does look pretty even if it’s checking off tropes and slowly doling them out.
Fox Bride Star: Main couple is sweet, but whatever, the real OTP is the security couple with their side-eye looks and hidden smiles. You all, she bought him two pairs of goofy socks, and if we don’t see them wearing those socks together by the end I will never forgive the director.
Happy to Die: This is so up my alley with the dark humor, snappy and sassy heroine, and the awful (but dare I say redeemable?) boss that if this falters (don’t, I beg you), I will never forgive the director.
Fluttering Alert: It’s still not a good show, but at least the makeup has improved. The two leads are just plain nice, and I’m pretty sure that’s why I’m still watching because this is not exactly compelling storytelling.
My Secret Terrius: The last four episodes were much too heavy on the spy stuff which was the weakest link, and much too low on Joon Joon and KIS. Oh well, it’s done now, and everything wrapped up satisfactorily if blandly.
Love Me if You Dare: Why didn’t you tell me this was funny? And a talking shipping car? I’m in. But good grief the men have so much hair product keeping their sculptural hairdos in place, that I worry when if they are by an open flame. (One of the side effects of Chinese dramas dubbing over their actors is hearing a memorable voice but it not matching the face you remember it with. This is distracting)
Dae Jang-Geum is Watching: Shin Dong-wook is why I’m here, and he is delivering. Still hoping for another wrap, but his little mirror front speech to himself about his handsomeness and appeal was pretty great. You are a handsome man, and I hope your next project is a bit better than this.
Twelve Nights: Episode five made sense after the seeming patched together episode four. Perhaps they were scrambling after male lead needed emergency surgery, so I will forgive them and move on. I still like the slow pacing, but I do hope they don’t rely too heavily on coincidences and fate as we move on.
Soulmates: I was here for Shin Don-wook again, and while it shows its age, its still pretty good. Don-wook’s headband though, I never got on board that accessory and may have cheered when he “heard” the female lead think it was stupid, but then she flat out told him, and I luffed her.

Seriously today is just about the worse day ever since I started watching kdramas!

- The Third Charm - what the heck happened to the cute rom com I signed on for? When it got a bit complicated I made the excuse that "it's trying to be real" But all the makjang suffering I am watching will kill me before cancer kills JR, YJ kills herself and fans collectively kill the writer.

- Beauty Inside - I have never wanted to not finish a drama so close to the end, especially one I had liked so much at the start. I still love the OTP, but honestly the stupid decisions are just... stupid.

- The Smile has Left Her Eyes - !@!$#$$^#@# exactly

Seriously I am a doctor IRL and I steer way clear of sad "realistic" dramas cos I see way too much of that at work. I watch kdrama for an escape to the land of romance, good beating evil and happy endings. How could I have picked such wrong ones this time! (OK the last one was my fault, but I love Seo In Guk and Jung So Min's acting too much)

Matrimonial Chaos: This has to be a headfake, no way.
100M Stars: You hope this was a headfake.
Story of Yanxi Palace: This girl is audacious as they come.
Father is Strange: Hah, his lie about the snack bar catches up to him.

I'm not watching anything but it's so good to see Park Ji-bin as the poster boy for this week's WWW. Now that he is back from his military duty, I hope to see more of him.
Can we pair him up with the Kim girls like when they were young? There is just not enough of Yeo Jin-gu to go around.

I’m only watching 100MSFTS now as it consumes all my attention. After this week’s episodes I cried myself to sleep. How can the fate be so cruel? How can the only person who you love in this whole world turn out to be your sister? This show should be named The Fault in Our Stars instead 😭😭😭

Fox Bride Star / Where Stars Land: 4/10 for ep 10. Been spending my time on other stuff, so between Sat morning and Thu afternoon this was my only kdrama. Partway thru I asked myself, "Why am I watching this when I could be watching paint dry?" I know -- paint rarely looks as nice as Chae Soo-bin, but that's not enough to make this story interesting.

Mama Fairy & Woodcutter: 7/10 So we have a girl who is sometimes a kitty and sometimes a tiger. At least she's not a cougar. And the tiger bit might come in handy if she becomes a mom.

My Secret Terius: 8/10 If Bon and Ae-rin are on a "mission" overseas, and pretending to be married (wink, wink), then:
1: Is chief Kwon trying to be a matchmaker? Instigated by Bon?? Ji-yeon???
2: Hope they have a good babysitter for the kids. Just not TOO good, or that would undermine the whole show.

Happy to Die: 10/10
1: Maybe Roo-da should have been rooting for the big bad boss to die instead of the not-really-so-bad dept head.
2: Flashbacks -- the time loop has leaks (perhaps thru the plot holes?)
3: I just had a vision of the tail end of the happy-ever-after ending for this tale. The leads get married, he dies after about 70 years, and she has to live that day over and over forever. Whoops.

Hundred Million Stars - I mean.. I knew it was coming but I was still so upset and disgusted afterwards. I still think their might be a twist but even so, what an absolutely awful thing to think you've been a part of. The attempt to make me sympathize with Jin Gook didn't work, yes the shooting was somewhat justified but he's still an unbelievably awful person who ruined both Moo Young and Jin Kang's lives.

Beauty Inside - I saw that the episodes where subbed but had no interest in opening them to watch. Think this one is going in my ever expanding drop list.

Fox Bride Star - I love Soo Yeon and Yeorum together but the story just isnt going anywhere and nothing makes sense. There's just no reason that they've given us yet as to why Soo Yeon is basically killing himself to work at this damn airport. Yeorum would date him even if he left whats the hold up. Once again, I just want this story to move and make sense.

Happy To Die - I love this show. Baek Jin Hee is sooo good and so funny and I love Gong Myung in this he's super adorable.

Mama Fairy - I started and stopped episode 4 like 3 different times and I just cant seem to make it through. It's cute but there's no story here there's nothing going on and it's clear in the dialogue that there's really nothing to talk about either.

My Secret Terius - I didn't think i'd like this show when I first heard about it but it really became one of my favorites and I'm sad to see it end. It had it's issues but I can overlook a lot when the cast is so great. I just loved it.

CHUGAKUSEI NIKKI

5 straight weeks - 9.5 wow

I gave 8.5 to We Married as a Job.

This is rare high quality media. Well, You can always expect good story from Josei.

I had a weird meta moment when I wanted all the evil characters in the dramas that I'm watching, to watch twelve nights and realise that if you do something hurtful for someone's own good, it still hurts!

The flashback of the little boy upset when his biological father sends him back to his legal father was so sad. Gosh, that little kid is a good actor. It uses the 5-year time skip so well to show how the upset kid grows up to be an angry teenager. I continue to love the low-key vibe of this and I enjoy watching these normal people have normal every-day issues.

The mother in Fluttering Alert clearly rates as The Worst Parent Ever and kdrama has shown me a lot of terrible ones. Seriously? You're pretending to have terminal cancer so that your son will marry the woman he really doesn't want to marry and take the job he really doesn't want? How's that going to end well? Otherwise that drama reminds me a bit of 1% of anything, in that you watch a couple date and fall in love. I'm learning to screen out the crazy and the very green acting by some of the cast.

The hyung in Fox Bride Star also ranks highly on the Evil Family list. If it turns out that this is all for his brother's Own Good, I'm going to throw something at the screen. Actually, I probably won't, as I've emotionally checked out from every storyline apart from the security couple who keep me glued to the screen.

Feel Good to Die had me in stitches. I do wonder if it's going to become harder to kill your boss when you know that he actually remembers it. I'd been fine if there was no romance in this and nobody ended up with anybody but the chaebol kid learns to care about the company, the boss learns to emotionally connect with the people he works with and the girl gets a satisfying job in a good company. That would be my favourite happy ending. The contractor telling the girl how emotional wounds leave permanent scars should also be required viewing for all the evil side characters in all dramas...

Mama Fairy and the Woodcutter : Enjoying this a lot! The first 15 minutes did fill me with dread with a cliche male lead and the story straining to fast-track to the fated meeting. But when we got to Moon Chae Won (and her daughter), I was all in. Production value isn't high and both male leads are still cliche, but it's got charm in spades and MCW really has me convinced she is a fairy. And the world-building isn't too bad. I love how magic is lowkey and infused in the ordinary here. I do find it sort of weird how each episode doesn't end in the usual kdrama cliffhanger-y beat that gets the audience to pick up the next episode.

Happy if You'd Died: I am in love. It feels like a less wacky version of Chief Kim with a sprinkle of the good parts of Radiant Office. Lots of poignant and lol moments. Lee Ruda/Baek Jin Hee is killing it! I love the disco-sounding OST. My only quibble is that Jin Sang isn't really that bad of a guy and doesn't deserve to get killed by the universe. He's a pill, but he's fair.

Fox bride star - I like to think SY got high on emotion, ending up blowing steam at that stalker... Both OTP is love :D

Mama fairy - I actually like this, make me in good mood after finishing an episode. My only wish is to go deeper into our fairy world, and some plot moving :D

I am watching more and more variety shows lately.

The great escape, Knowing Bros, Life Bar, Problematic Men, Master in the House, 2 days 1 Night, Running Man.

New Journey to the West 6: Ahn Jae Hyun is indeed the new crazy one! Haha.

You Quiz on the Block: Season 1 finally ended. I enjoyed it, as it has own charms.

Quiz from God: Reboot: Finally it's back! Good start.

Top Star Yoo Baek: So sad neither VIU or Viki subbing it. Perhaps there will be fansubs like Avengers Social Club/Buamdong Revenge Club? Hopefully!

Going to watch Village Survival, The Eight.

After Guest ended, there is nothing exciting for me to watch. I am still wandering around the sns and internet in search of bits and pieces to calm my grieving heart. Like gifs, fan cuts and new info about our trio especially Jung Eun-chae. I started the show for the theme and then for kim Jae wook and now I have become a full time fan of the charming lady. She has become my new girl crush and I would like to root for her success.

Other than that I am just trying to read recaps about other dramas like Matrimonial Chaos,Third Charm and Fox Bride Star. Ending of MC was a mess, Third Charm is already a mess from last three or four eps.

While I understand that JY and YJ are especially miserable and TC is their dating story, my sympathies are with Se Eun. For one thing I always had a sympathy for the losing person and also her story is more realistic and probable. After all the four years of dating when you are one step away from your marriage, imagining your boyfriend leaving you there alone is really heartbreaking. I understand that nothing guarantees success in a relationship whether it is your efforts, sincerity, persistence or even love. But still if that is what's going to be her ending she will have my sympathies.

Top Star Yoo Baek: I liked the first ep. Not sure if I will lose my interest because its only once a week. it was trending in the nave and cafe for the whole day so I am hoping for the best.

GoD's Quiz Season 5: The first ep seemed very familiar. Didn't we already had an ep in the previous season where the lead was away in an isolated village and then he returns to help his colleagues when somebody from above was bulldozing their investigation. I have watched it all long ago but apart from the case a lot of the things felt tooooo familiar. Also I am not a fan of the two leads' romantic relationship. I was hoping that they will introduce some twist to the relationship if the cast is recurring.

Bad Papa Not too sure how JC is going to find redemption now that his opponent is brain dead. Aaaaah

Hundred Million Stars I still don’t get the reason why the brother decide to stab MY in the last episode? But JK being MY’s sister is kind of predictable.

Beauty Inside: stopped watching 4 eps ago due to exams, I heard it's gone downhill so am reconsidering picking it up again
Fox Bride Star: still can't get over their cute elevator hand holding scene. love how the main couple is so accepting of one another. can't wait for monday!
Happy To Die: i wasn't expecting to like this but laughed so hard while watching the episodes. it's a charming and comedic show :)
Terius Behind You: so sad that this has ended, will miss it so much! fingers crossed for a second season with Bon and Aerin disguised as a married couple (one can dream hehe)

It's more like "What Have You Dropped..."
DROPPED:
LOVE ALERT: Question. Why do they put older actors (30s, not teens or 20s) in dramas where the writers have them act so inexperienced. They've never dated or even kissed anyone and act shy and embarrassed to even touch? So unrealistic. I just couldn't take it anymore.
DROPPED: LOVE TO DIE. Or whatever the name of the drama is. Way too silly even for Kang Ji hwan. I might pick it up after the 8th episode when I assume things will get more serious and we'll find out his backstory of why he's so mean.
THE ONLY GOOD KDRAMA: HUNDRED MILLION STARS. Still no spoilers please.
JUST BETWEEN LOVERS: Re-watching and still so much better than anything else.
CHINESE: LOVE these two! EVER NIGHT. The two leads have so much chemistry, even though he's 6'2" and she can't be more than 5' at the most. Right now she's only 15 so I'm assuming the story will take place thru several years until she's old enough for romance. Gorgeous cinematography. More serious in tone.
ORIENTAL ODYSSEY: So campy it's delightful. And the lead male is beauty personified.

I've been super busy this week so I've only managed to catch up on:

Happy if you die Amazingly funny and I'm loving the cracky, roller coaster vibe. I loved the webtoon and the drama so far is shaping up nicely.

Matrimonial Chaos Just started this for Bae Doona and I'm in love. I hope it lives up to my expectations. The way I see it is that their wacky "relationship" lacks proper communication.

So many dramas so little time😭

This will be short and sweet: What @mary said.

Terius Behind Me: This was the show that pulled me out of my "DramaFever shutting down" slump. I stopped watching dramas for about a month, but Terius got me back in. This was the first drama in a while that had me laughing out loud (especially any scene where Creep by TLC was played). The cast had amazing chemistry and I loved that the spy storyline didn't take itself too seriously (until the last week, but I digress...).

Mama Fairy: I've watched the first 3 episodes, but I'm struggling to start the 4th. I think I had too clear of an idea of what I wanted this drama to be and it definitely hasn't lived up to that.

Feel Good to Die: This has been a pleasant surprise! Baek Jin Hee really shines here. I thought I would find the time loop monotonous, but they keep throwing in things to make it interesting.

Fluttering Alert: Ok, this drama is a hot mess, but I can't take my eyes away. Contract relationships are my k-drama kryptonite, allowing me to overlook the subpar writing and low-budget aesthetics. Add to the fact that Woo Hyun & Yoo Jung are so normal and cute together. I'm sold for now.

Hundred Millions Stars From the Sky: It's so good, it's just so good. I can feel the terribly tragic ending already. It's going to be so painful !! (Also thank god we got the new OST track this week, been on repeat ever since.)
New journey to the west 6: Ahn Jae Hyun is basicly tthe new highlight of my week. We got ourself a new crazy !!!!

Fluttering alert: Gosh I don't know, I'm glad to see YEH back in a drama but so far I'm not really into the story.

Cold Case: Shinjitsu no Tobira 2: It's back and it's still really good. Great adaptation!

Dairenai: love it so far, the actors are great and the story is not overly dramatic.

I recently started Nirvana In Fire. I realize that Sir Su is the lead, but my heart belongs to Prince Jing.