News Unlikely favourite list!! (Chinese first)
I have an unlikely taste. Because most of the times, the dramas or movies I prefer aren't liked by many. Also I usually end up disappointed by the most watched or hit shows.
This has been like this no matter the language or the genres. It applies to books and music too...
So this is my favourite list. If you get this, you get me. Simple. Maybe a bit weird...
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1. Under the Skin
Chinese Drama - 2022, 20 episodes
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2. Mobius
Chinese Drama - 2025, 16 episodes
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3. Black Lighthouse
Chinese Drama - 2020, 30 episodes
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4. Octogenarian and the 90s
Chinese Drama - 2021, 43 episodes
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5. Blossom
Chinese Drama - 2024, 34 episodes
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6. Reset
Chinese Drama - 2022, 15 episodes
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7. GO into Your Heart
Chinese Drama - 2021, 41 episodes
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8. Strange Tales of Tang Dynasty
Chinese Drama - 2022, 36 episodes
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9. Detective L
Chinese Drama - 2019, 24 episodes
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10. Strange Tales of Tang Dynasty II To the West
Chinese Drama - 2024, 40 episodes
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11. Blood River
Chinese Drama - 2025, 38 episodes
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12. Psychologist
Chinese Drama - 2021, 40 episodes
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13. A League of Nobleman
Chinese Drama - 2023, 29 episodes
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14. Dream Garden
Chinese Drama - 2021, 16 episodes
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15. Symphony's Romance
Chinese Drama - 2020, 40 episodes
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