News 15-year-old me Would Have Mark This As Favorite
Shows that I think would have been on my completed if I watched this during my youngster days. Too much lovey-dovey, cringy scenes that the current me is too old to appreciate.
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1. Coffee Prince
Korean Drama - 2007, 17 episodes
I feel like I watched this drama too late so I wasn't able to appreciate this gem. I started watching drama way back 2010 but for some reason I skipped this one and was only able to watch it this 2020. Too late.
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2. Princess Hours
Korean Drama - 2006, 24 episodes
Same as Coffee Prince, when my friends and classmates are printing photos of Chae Gyeong and the Crown Prince and Perhaps Love is echoing in the corridors, I'm probably on my own world preoccupied with something. I missed the chance to make this drama as my intro to the kdrama world. Intentionally missed the rerun. And when I finally decide to start on it, I'm too old to appreciate this classic.
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3. What's Wrong with Secretary Kim
Korean Drama - 2018, 16 episodes
If I'm younger, I would appreciate the traumatized, rich, cold but kind hearted male lead here.
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4. The Liar and His Lover
Korean Drama - 2017, 16 episodes
I remember liking Dream High, even to the point where the whole album still make me reminisce about college days until now. I think this musical-themed + lots of boys drama suit the preference of a younger me.
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