News Watched in 2026
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1. The Manipulated
Korean Drama - 2025, 12 episodes
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2. Last Samurai Standing
Japanese Drama - 2025, 6 episodes
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3. The Devil's Plan
Korean TV Show - 2023, 12 episodes
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4. The Devil’s Plan: Death Room
Korean TV Show - 2025, 12 episodes
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5. Pursuit of Jade
Chinese Drama - 2026, 40 episodes
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6. The Price of Confession
Korean Drama - 2025, 12 episodes
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7. Summer Strike
Korean Drama - 2022, 12 episodes
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8. My Liberation Notes
Korean Drama - 2022, 16 episodes
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9. We Are All Trying Here
Korean Drama - 2026, 12 episodes
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10. Legend of the Female General
Chinese Drama - 2025, 36 episodes
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11. Teach You a Lesson
Korean Drama - 2026, 10 episodes
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12. When the Camellia Blooms
Korean Drama - 2019, 40 episodes
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13. Move to Heaven
Korean Drama - 2021, 10 episodes
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14. A Shop for Killers
Korean Drama - 2024, 8 episodes
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15. Agent Kim Reactivated
Korean Drama - 2026, 10 episodes
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16. Lie after Lie
Korean Drama - 2020, 16 episodes
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17. Made in Korea
Korean Drama - 2025, 6 episodes
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18. Love Your Enemy
Korean Drama - 2024, 12 episodes
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19. Light Shop
Korean Drama - 2024, 8 episodes
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20. Against the Current
Chinese Drama - 2026, 47 episodes
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