News Favorite dramas
I've rewatched these no less than 5 times, so if you have similar tastes, just trust.
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1. Lost You Forever
Chinese Drama - 2023, 39 episodes
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2. Lost You Forever Season 2
Chinese Drama - 2024, 23 episodes
It's here cuz I just got a feelin' I'll love it
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3. The Legend of Shen Li
Chinese Drama - 2024, 39 episodes
Number 1 Xianxia, makes my heart sing.
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4. Love between Fairy and Devil
Chinese Drama - 2022, 36 episodes
Got dethroned by TLOSL, but still super strong.
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5. Princess Agents
Chinese Drama - 2017, 67 episodes
Mainly for super powerful FL, and somehow the CP power dug its claws into my heart and lived rent free.
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6. Eternal Love
Chinese Drama - 2017, 58 episodes
First xianxia I binged, eyes stuck to screen.
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7. Because This Is My First Life
Korean Drama - 2017, 16 episodes
Rewatched this so many times, and each time still as poetic and hits me in different ways.
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8. Healer
Korean Drama - 2014, 20 episodes
The dreamiest ML to ever exist.
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9. Someday or One Day
Taiwanese Drama - 2019, 13 episodes
If they don't love you like Li Zi Wei loves Huang Yu Hsuan, let them go.
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10. Shining for One Thing
Chinese Drama - 2022, 24 episodes
Zhang Wan Sen!!!!!!
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11. Scent of Time
Chinese Drama - 2023, 30 episodes
Despite the lower budget, this story was fantastic, cast did amazing, and somehow the editing/OST is exactly my type.
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12. The Untamed
Chinese Drama - 2019, 50 episodes
Don't need to explain
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13. The Oath of Love
Chinese Drama - 2022, 32 episodes
The cutest fluffiest CP with amazing chemistry.
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14. Alchemy of Souls
Korean Drama - 2022, 20 episodes
Sucker for fantasy and powerful CPs
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15. Twenty Five Twenty One
Korean Drama - 2022, 16 episodes
Beautiful, poetic, youthful, realistic
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16. That Winter, the Wind Blows
Korean Drama - 2013, 16 episodes
Red flag ML, red flag FL, that I can't hate.
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17. Mars
Taiwanese Drama - 2004, 13 episodes
Amazing story, acting, chemistry, and realistic touch on mental illness and tragedy and trauma.
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18. Autumn's Concerto
Taiwanese Drama - 2009, 21 episodes
This story is a wild ride
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19. The Smile Has Left Your Eyes
Korean Drama - 2018, 16 episodes
I'm a sucker for grey MLs
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20. Reply 1988
Korean Drama - 2015, 20 episodes
Funny, nostalgic, well-done
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21. Happiness
Korean Drama - 2021, 12 episodes
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22. Revenant
Korean Drama - 2023, 12 episodes
A dark horror done in the best way
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23. Mr. Sunshine
Korean Drama - 2018, 24 episodes
Absolutely beautiful and engaging
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24. Mr. Queen
Korean Drama - 2020, 20 episodes
Freaking hilarious
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25. Master's Sun
Korean Drama - 2013, 17 episodes
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26. Coffee Prince
Korean Drama - 2007, 17 episodes
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27. Autumn in My Heart
Korean Drama - 2000, 16 episodes
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28. Star in My Heart
Korean Drama - 1997, 16 episodes
I wasn't born when it came out, but I saw the hype from Reply 1988 and found it. I can see why it was so popular back in the day, and the characters and songs from the drama stayed in my heart.
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29. Meteor Garden
Taiwanese Drama - 2001, 19 episodes
Ok this story is no good, I'll admit. The power is in Jerry Yan & Barbie Hsu playing these parts.
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30. Princess Pearl
Chinese Drama - 1998, 24 episodes
Oldie from my early childhood, but I did rewatch as an adult. Excellent in its day, and still strong in my book.
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