I was on board the moment the youth of May couple was on screen!! Nothing could have prepared me for the ending. Honorable mention is the One spring night couple and Life couple (not technically together but the director and doctor's 5 mins of conversation had me watch the entire drama that I didn't like). Cho Seung woo and Woo Jin ah's characters had a mature attraction. One that's realistic I guess.

Hahaha since you used the Resident Playbook picture.. i havent even started the show but i saw a clip of the elevator hand hold and I AM ON That Ship faster than the door can close.

Yumi's cells 2 had Bobby who for the life me felt like the worst boyfriend there was. I needed that ship to sink to the depths of the sea. Especially when he proposed after lying to her 😔.

I never shipped the Love Next Door.
I was very angry with her American Ex, until we got the full story and that he had *not* cheated on her. Then I just couldn't see why she would leave a guy like him to be with the Bore Next Door.
Her American Boyfriend was super supportive, patient, kind, and on top of that, pretty.
And he didn't spend even just a minute being toddlerishly b*tt-hurt or nurturing some imagined petty pride. He didn't push her into the same room as her violent mum and slam the door behind her either.
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I did ship the cool first-aider friend and her civil hero mud-man. Until she promised his motherless daughter she would be there for her always a few days before disappearing for a year at least. That's no way to treat a child, even if children in K-drama always bravely says, as soon as they can stand on their own two little squiggly legs, that they can manage without their grownups. I suppose it's practical for South Korean capitalism as well as for making people have children, if they can make everybody think children don't really need you to keep your promises.

Jo Seung-woo and Won Jin-ah's discuss in the peds ward was enough for me to ship them together. And I liked that the writer didn't forget that detail and did justice with the ending credits. It is one of the reasons why I love the OST Life by Jung Seung-hwan.

Chu Min-ha and Seok-hyung(Hospital Playlist): Of course our eternal Chu Chu pushed it for a long time before he began to reciprocate. The conversation he had with Chae Song-hwa told me this guy is intentional to a tee and not just intentional. Once confirmed, the ship sailed even farther than I could manage.

Lion(Latte) and the Road to Sian(Her Private Life): What was there not to ship? Kim Jaewook and Park Min-young ate themselves up by episode 2 I was shipping them already. Especially after the coffee latte incident.

Kim Yeon and Swordmaster Park(Alchemy of Souls): I have nothing to say but thier bickering chemistry is top-notch.

The Scandal of Chunhwa (spoilers): I shipped Princess Hwa-ri with Teacher Kim Min-hong (Team 스승님!) since their first interaction when he casually revealed that he was a candidate to be her husband. It was really sweet when she argued that being her husband is like being a mural at the palace, and he asked, "What's wrong with being a mural?" She was so wrong to try him out by leaning on his bare back and making his heart flutter. I'm still upset that she didn't save him from the evil minister by declaring that she would marry him.

The show could not sell the OTP's romance to me at all. I could not understand why they liked each other.

The most heart-fluttering line of the entire drama comes from Chani in the present-day timeline when she says that she'll call him if the book arrives, and he answers, "You can call me before then." It's heart-fluttering because we know he likes her back.

Hum... the fastest one I guess was Rowoon and Ahn Hyo-seop in A Time Called You, why? It was the shortest too 😅

Currently I'm shipping the Imugi and Yeo Ri in The Haunted Palace. Sorry, not sorry.

Lee Jae Wook and Go Youn-Jun in Alchemy of Souls 2. Before they even had a scene together the premise--man mourning the love of his love doesn't realize she's been near him all along, although of course, she doesn't know her own identity, either--totally got me. The angst! The longing! The dramatic tension surrounding when they would realize the truth and be reunited! So good.

Then, once they had their first scene, with her trying to escape her room and enlisting his help, I was completely and totally on-board. Their chemistry just clicked for me from the start, and it only got deeper and more interesting as the story progressed.

Some of my fastest ships 🛥️🚤🛳️

_ My Dearest.
_ The Best Hit.
_ Live up to your name.
_ Knight Flower.
_ Fated to love you.
_ Queen Seon Deok (Deok Man + Bidam).
_ Yumi's cells 1 (Yumi and Woong).

The first time gorgeous sowwy-girl Cheon Song Yi laid her haughty skeptical above-the-sunglasses up-and-down gaze on our oblivious innocent alien-boi Do Min Join, I was SOLD on the ship. The elevator scene is still one of the funniest and electrically charged scenes I’ve ever scene in kdrama.

In no particular order:

- One Spring Night, Han Ji Min & Jung Hae In
- A Piece of Your Mind, Chae Soo Bin & Jung Hae In
- I Am Not a Robot, Chae Soo Bin & Jung Hae In

Reason:
Jung Hae In & Chae Soo Bin— they always seem to make it work and connect really well with their co-star, imho. It just feels right in my gut 🥰🥰🥰 So I’m glad they actually got their own drama, too!

The fastest ship I boarded was Twenty Five Twenty One

Hee-Do and Ye-Jin. Their playful nature. Their secret happiness. The way they helped each other out. They were soulmates in every way.

Until they weren’t.

That ship sank. And I went down with the ship

Instant YES!!:
I Am Not A Robot - Chae Soo Bin and Yoo Seung Ho, from the first scream and reaction - did he really just buy my obvious lie?!? ^^
My Unfamiliar Family - Han Ye Ri and Kim Ji Suk, from first seeing each other after estrangement they just fell back into their groove, no verbal recriminations.
Dali and Gamjatang - entire first day/evening together was a great sexy, funny mix of opposites attract, gorgeous.

I have to say I love Kim Dami and Choi Woo Shik's chemistry in The Witch: The Subversion. That I was very excited to watch them in another project once it was announced they will be paired in Our Beloved Summer. I knew they can be great together. It also was a genre that I liked. Let's just say it did not disappoint.

The fastest ship I ever boarded was one that unfortunately didn't set sail and that is the FL-SML relationship in Jealousy Incarnate. There was this scene where she visited him in his studio and he got down with all the smolder nomally reserved for a ML in ep 8. I abondoned this ship mid-series when the charm and pettiness of Hwa-shin hit its peak. Most particularly when he wore his glasses. It was a instant K.O.

I will also die on the hill that is the pairing of FL+SML in Bloody Romance, although I will also die on the hill that Gongye indeed was the ML, just not the romantic interest of the FL. He should have been! Gongye had way more screen time, character progression and portrayed by a great character actor.
In what scene did my ship sail? The first! (Yes - the swamp/graveyard/murder scene) And then in most up until the, like, last episode.
There may have been some very shady and creepy behaviours from time to time but as I said - character progression.

I'm going to go with 10pm last night when I saw a news clip about an upcoming fantasy romance drama with a sexy vibe apparently set to star Kim Young Kwang and Chae Soo Bin. Yeah, we need that drama like yesterday! (Working title: Charge Me Up)

As for dramas I've actually seen, my #1 ship is Yoon Seri and Ri Jeong Hyuk in Crash Landing on You. But recently Kim Go Eun and Ahn Bo Hyun had my heart fluttering from their first meet cute in Yumi's Cells.

I think for me it's Just Between Lovers. From that first time they ran into each other in the stairwell I wanted them to be together all the time. I think because I already liked them both individually and wanted to know more about them. Plus I was intrigued about how these two strong but scarred people would connect (and the show did it so well). Plus Junho was sprinkling his magical chemistry dust everywhere and the FL was more than equal to it.

Queen of Mystery, as soon as Seol-ok gave that tsk tsk he looks like a gangster, I knew they'd be great.

Also Fight My Way, great chemistry right from the start, no dilly dallying.

Mine is probably Hwang Shi-mok and Han Yeo-jin in Stranger, or probably I ship them so bad because I kind of knew already that there won't be any loveline between them. Then I jumped to Dong-jae and Eun-soo ship without knowing Dong-jae is married with kids lol (and at that time who knows Dong-jae is supposed to be older than Shi-mok, which made him way much older than Eun-soo).

Boarded Taekie ship the moment he met Deok Sun.

and from KillHeal, I am still hoping for the return of Shin Se Gi bc I didnt like Do Hyun.