I need a new K-drama

It's been a while since I seen a K-drama. The one's I liked were -

My Girlfriend Is A Gumiho
You're Beautiful
Secret Garden
My Girl
Hong Gil Dong
One Mom and Three Dads
Delightful Girl Choon-Hyang
The Sungkyunkwan Scandal
49 Days
City Hunter
Iljimae

I'd like to see another one with a supernatural twist to it like Gumiho, Secret Garden or 49 Days. Or Maybe another historical one like Hong Gil Dong, or SKKS.

Any suggestions?

I know another kdrma with supernatural elements....its called The Devil (gumiho girl is in it with powers) but i will not recomend to you coz its a mystery crime drma with very low romance so its up to you

bokami wrote: I know another kdrma with supernatural elements....its called The Devil (gumiho girl is in it with powers) but i will not recomend to you coz its a mystery crime drma with very low romance so its up to you

but prefer MAOU (remake) but it is jdrama

I can't think of any other Kdrama's with a supernatural twist other than the one's you already named, but if you don't mind watching a Jdrama. There's one called Proposal Daisakusen that has a fairy that helps Yamapi's character travel back in time in order to repair his relationship with the love of his life. It's really cute.

The Princess' Man seems to be a good suggestion for the historical category. I've seen Proposal Daisakusen and I started watching Maou already. I've tried watching some of the other series that have been suggested but I just couldn't get interested in them. I loved all the Hong sisters dramas, but for some reason I can't bring myself to get past the 3rd ep of the Greatest Love. I've had Personal Taste downloaded on my computer forever, but I haven't watched it. I originally downloaded it because it was popular. But I'm wondering, would a guy like me like this drama where the main lead acts gay? What do you all think? Is it really weird or just funny or what?

in personal taste he dosnt really "act gay" in the way we westerners think. beyond saying "i'm gay" and the female lead treating him as she would any other chick there really isnt any "acting gay"

the character doesnt come across gay to those who are in on the joke. Eso. when you consider that MANy straight male chatacters in -dramas are neat freaks who dress a little fru fur.

any one remeber the acid washed magenta skinny jeans Lee Min Ho wore at the end of city hunter episode 1?

SayItAintSoJoe wrote: The Princess' Man seems to be a good suggestion for the historical category. I've seen Proposal Daisakusen and I started watching Maou already. I've tried watching some of the other series that have been suggested but I just couldn't get interested in them. I loved all the Hong sisters dramas, but for some reason I can't bring myself to get past the 3rd ep of the Greatest Love. I've had Personal Taste downloaded on my computer forever, but I haven't watched it. I originally downloaded it because it was popular. But I'm wondering, would a guy like me like this drama where the main lead acts gay? What do you all think? Is it really weird or just funny or what?

I couldn't go past the 3rd ep. of The Greatest Love either! I read everyone saying how funny it is, but I didn't even crack a smile.
As for Personal Taste, the gay aspect should NOT deter you: it's just a plot device and Lee Min Ho would never tarn his romantic hero's image by acting effeminate. On my part, I thought the gay issue was not developed enough, so no worries here. But (and I hear the chorus of boo in my ears) the drama is to yawn for. Apart from a decent kiss, a great house and a wonderful side character (the gallery director), the rest is a sequel of cliches badly arranged. I still haven't got the point of the love story.
I'm sorry to be so blunt, but I can't help it.
I can't shut up, can I? :P

Harvest Villa is on my PTW list: I have heard it's a great show from more than one reliable source.
Therefore, since you're my drama kindred spirit, should you try it out, please come back and tell me your impression, will you? :D

amrita828 wrote: I couldn't go past the 3rd ep. of The Greatest Love either! I read everyone saying how funny it is, but I didn't even crack a smile.
As for Personal Taste, the gay aspect should NOT deter you: it's just a plot device and Lee Min Ho would never tarn his romantic hero's image by acting effeminate. On my part, I thought the gay issue was not developed enough, so no worries here. But (and I hear the chorus of boo in my ears) the drama is to yawn for. Apart from a decent kiss, a great house and a wonderful side character (the gallery director), the rest is a sequel of cliches badly arranged. I still haven't got the point of the love story.
I'm sorry to be so blunt, but I can't help it.
I can't shut up, can I? :P

Harvest Villa is on my PTW list: I have heard it's a great show from more than one reliable source.
Therefore, since you're my drama kindred spirit, should you try it out, please come back and tell me your impression, will you? :D

Well that pretty much puts the nails in the coffins of Greatest Love and Personal Taste. I might start watching Harvest Villa soon if I can get it downloaded.