News Watched in 2017
-
1. Virgin Snow
Japanese Movie - 2007
(Rewatch)
-
2. Iljimae
Korean Drama - 2008, 20 episodes
-
3. Love in the Moonlight
Korean Drama - 2016, 18 episodes
-
4. Queen of the Ring
Korean Drama - 2017, 21 episodes
-
5. Something about 1 Percent
Korean Drama - 2016, 16 episodes
-
6. Kill Me, Heal Me
Korean Drama - 2015, 20 episodes
-
7. What Happens to My Family?
Korean Drama - 2014, 53 episodes
-
8. The Vampire Lives Next Door To Us
Korean Movie - 2015
-
9. Falling for Innocence
Korean Drama - 2015, 16 episodes
-
10. Oh My Ghost
Korean Drama - 2015, 16 episodes
-
11. The Bride of Habaek
Korean Drama - 2017, 16 episodes
-
12. Criminal Minds
Korean Drama - 2017, 20 episodes
-
13. The Happy Loner
Korean Special - 2017, 2 episodes
-
14. The King in Love
Korean Drama - 2017, 40 episodes
-
15. One Week Friends
Japanese Movie - 2017
-
16. The Black Devil and the White Prince
Japanese Drama - 2015, 2 episodes
-
17. The Black Devil and the White Prince
Japanese Movie - 2016
-
18. From Me to You
Japanese Movie - 2010
-
19. Last Cinderella
Japanese Drama - 2013, 11 episodes
-
20. Too Close for Comfort: Kinkyori Renai
Japanese Drama - 2014, 12 episodes
-
21. Close Range Love
Japanese Movie - 2014
Juh's Lists
Trending
10 Most Popular C-Dramas of 2026 So Far, Ranked From revenge-fueled fake marriages to small-town summer romances, these are the 10 most popular C-dramas of 2026 so far, ranked by…
'Pursuit of Jade', 'Where the Mask Ends': 13 Tian Xi Wei C-dramas every fan must watch Discover 13 of Tian Xi Wei's best C-drama performances, from adorable rom-com heroines to complex dual roles in historical dramas
Yan An Pens a Heartfelt Farewell to Tian Xi Wei's 'Where the Mask Ends' After Where the Mask Ends wrapped up its CCTV-8 run on November 10, a week after its Youku finale, Yan An posted a long farewell to…
Top 16 Chinese life dramas perfect for a cozy weekend Looking for something comforting, heartwarming, or melodramatic to watch over a lazy weekend? Here are 16 Chinese life dramas to add…
Lee Se Young Stopped Trying to Understand Rashta in 'The Remarried Empress' Lee Se Young calls Rashta "pure evil" and says she simply accepted the character instead of trying to understand her.




















