News What did I watch in 2026
Creating a list just to keep track on the shows that made me smile, cry, laugh and let me experience the joy of being a human. I may not completed them, there are some that I dropped, put it on hold or simply lost interest and probably will continue it later, when destiny calls.
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1. Can This Love Be Translated?
Korean Drama - 2026, 12 episodes
Lets start this year with my two favorite actors.
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2. Spring Fever
Korean Drama - 2026, 12 episodes
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3. How Dare You!?
Chinese Drama - 2026, 32 episodes
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4. Time and Him Are Just Right
Chinese Drama - 2022, 25 episodes
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5. Speed and Love
Chinese Drama - 2025, 29 episodes
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6. Pursuit of Jade
Chinese Drama - 2026, 40 episodes
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7. Love between Lines
Chinese Drama - 2026, 28 episodes
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8. Love beyond the Grave
Chinese Drama - 2026, 40 episodes
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9. Glaze of Love
Chinese Drama - 2026, 20 episodes
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10. Extreme Job
Korean Movie - 2019
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11. Love for You
Chinese Drama - 2026, 32 episodes
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12. The East Palace
Korean Drama - 2026, 8 episodes
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13. Agent Kim Reactivated
Korean Drama - 2026, 10 episodes
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14. The WONDERfools
Korean Drama - 2026, 8 episodes
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15. Meet Yourself
Chinese Drama - 2023, 40 episodes
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16. Take Charge of My Heart
Korean Drama - 2026, 10 episodes
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