Every Drama I've Watched

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My first "good" drama. It's a classic.

Decent.

A classic. I actually don't remember a lot of this drama, therefor, the only reason it stood out to me was the title and reputation.

Didn't finish.

Okay, but didn't really stand out.

One of the best.

Very good, but scary at times. The main couple were so cute! 

Good, but at times thought the acting wasn't the greatest.

Because it was a short series, I didn't particularly care for it.

I read the Webtoon first, and wasn't disappointed.

Not my favorite genre, but was good. It did however drag on in places and I had to push myself to finish it.

Was okay, but I didn't really like the concept. That's just my personal taste.

Good, but cheesy. It's very cliche.

It didn't really stand out. I didn't care for the short series since it didn't have time to really develop the plot or characters.

It was very good in the beginning, but later dragged; mostly towards the end.

A classic; enjoyable.

Didn't finish.

I actually liked this series despite the length of the episodes. I truly loved it.

Didn't finish.

I cried.

I didn't finish it probably because I wasn't really interested in the topic.

I started watching since V was in it and actually enjoyed it. I did however drop it. It was great in the beginning, but later lost my interest. I don't really know why. I did however prefer the female lead with the second male lead.

I binged watched in the beginning, but it wasn't my favorite. There was too much business related stuff for my taste. The ending was also disappointing.

Was good, but I preferred the first one.

Good, but cheesy. I watched the first few episodes of the Korean, and didn't really like it. But I actually thoroughly enjoyed this one.

I read the Webtoon first. I binged most of it, however, I kind of had to force myself to finish it. I preferred the main female lead with the second male lead, but that was also the case for the Webtoon.

Iconic, and deserves the title. It was very enjoyable.

Didn't finish. I don't really know why because it was a pretty good series. 

I liked the concept, but it wasn't mind blowing.

Good, but it drags in some places, not to mention how long it is.

Didn't finish. It was okay, but the characters didn't really stand out to me.

This was very good for the episodes I watched, but I didn't finish it. I kind of gave up. 

Didn't finish. I didn't take the time to get the the main/juicy parts. I already watched the Japanese version and a little bit of the Korean and didn't feel like putting my time into watching another.

I started this series on a whim and never finished it.

I binge watched this. This series was cheesy in some places, but I was addicted to it. I love the relationship between the leads and the comedy.

Didn't finish. I just didn't have any motivation to finish it. It was good during the episodes I watched.

Didn't take the time to finish.

Didn't finish. I did however like it, but it didn't grab at my attention. I don't particularly care the mystery genre. "Reset" is one of my favorite OSTs

Didn't finish.

Very good. 

I binge watched this one in two days. It's one of my top choices.

Good, but not my favorite. HE CANNOT FAKE PLAY THE VIOLIN TO SAVE HIS LIFE!!!

My first historical Chinese drama. I didn't really know what to expect with the super natural powers and stuff, but I ended up loving it.

It had no plot. It was also pretty cringey at times. I just gave up on it.

Abyss always had me on the edge of my seat. I loved the actors and characters.

The acting was phenomenal! Especially Ji Sung. I was attached to every personality. This show took me on an emotional roller coaster.

It was great, but the ending was a disappointment.

Overall, this was a great drama. Sometimes there were slow moments, or elements that weren't necessarily my taste. But the characters' relationships were built well and there interactions were so cute.

It was okay. It rushed and to me, it didn't have a clear plot. It was kind of cute, but more cringey. It somehow still managed to somewhat entertain me.

I enjoyed the shorter episodes. It captivated me for some reason.  I binge watched this series.

This is probably one of my favorite dramas. It somehow kept me interested through the whole thing. The relationship between the two leads were one of the best!

It was a good drama overall. I did however get a little bored of it near the end. I don't really know why. Probably because I was watching this for 2 months and I was antsy to start another.

It was okay. I know it was a movie, but I felt like the relationships formed for no reason.

I binge watched this show. It's one of my favorite Japanese dramas. The ending was slightly anti-climactic.

Very good. I preferred the beginning over the ending. I enjoyed the unique concept. I cried more than once. I thought the main couple was okay, yet they weren't my favorite. Rowoon is hot.

I watched this to get into another group, because I heard the were re-debuting and to get over X1. It was okay. I didn't feel quite the connection with the trainees as I did with Produce X 101. I think that's because there were only 10 episodes

Even though it was rushed, since it was only 8 episodes, it still managed to pull me in. Although I didn't understand some parts, because they didn't explain, I still enjoyed it.

The first few episodes weren't that interesting. I was perplexed since this show is a fan favorite.

This was an outstanding drama. I fell in love with the characters as well as the unique concept.

100x times worse than season one. Season one was pretty good, but season two pales in comparison. There isn't a comparison. They're basically two different shows.

It was okay. There were a few plot holes since it was a web drama. The story line was cute, as well as the main couple.

Although some parts were abrupt, which are understandable since it's a web drama, I actually enjoyed it. There were some cliche's, however, the cast made up for it. The main leads are very cute together.

To me there wasn't much of a plot. I didn't really like the relationship, since it stemmed out of no where. There really wasn't an objective. It honestly didn't seem to have a point.

Very sweet and cute. I loved how it included life's problems without being boring. The only thing that I disliked was the anticlimactic ending.

It was okay, however, a lot of the times it was absurd. I get that people do act like this, but some of these characters just made me frustrated. We didn't even see who the master of the revenge app was. The ending was anticlimactic, yet it was realistic. Samuel was adorable.

The cast was great. They fit their characters perfectly. Overall, this drama is okay, yet it doesn't stick out to me. Maybe this genre isn't for me.

Very good, however, near the end, it was a slower pace. It was also a little confusing with all of the fantasy. The two leads were great, but they're not my favorite. I got attached to the secondary characters arguably more than the main.

This literally didn't have a plot. The characters and the overall show were utterly boring. That's why I dropped it.

The characters were awful. The situations were so unrealistic it wasn't funny. I couldn't even force myself to finish it. The only thing I liked about it was Seungyoun's bandmate. This is probably the worst drama I've ever watched.

I loved the story line and the unique female character. Sangtae was a wonderful character. I enjoyed the back stories of each character and their character development. Overall this drama is a masterpiece.

It was good, it's just no my style. 

I had to force myself to finish it. It was okay in the beginning, but towards the end it really dragged. I know it was a drama, but I personally thought that the piano aspect was unrealistic. I wasn't a fan of the Ra-ra. She acted immature and was just plain annoying. The ending was bizarre. I don't understand why he had to pretend like he was dead for five years. It was totally illogical.

The thing that really got me was the chemistry between the leads. I loved it. I've never hated the antagonists this much. There was a lot of unnecessary violence, but that's just Thai dramas. I binged this show. There wasn't a bleak moment. It always had you sitting on the edge of your seat. 

It was paced a little fast, but it did only have 8 episodes. I enjoyed the story and all of the plot twists. If I were to complain about something, it'd be the last episode. They jam packed everything into the last episode instead of leaving clues for the audience to pick up on. Overall, I binged this drama and liked it. P.S. Tsubaki (Ryusei Yokohama) is a very attractive man. He's probable in my top 10.

I was so excited for this live action ever since there was rumors. It did not disappoint, however I felt like it dragged at the end. I had to push myself to finish it, that's why I gave it an 8.5. Other than that the only complaint I have is that I prefer Seojun to Suho and that Jugyoung can get slightly annoying at times. I really liked the humor in this show and was going to have it as one of my favorite dramas until it dragged at the end.  Overall the drama was good.

I binge watched this. The male lead, Chu Kehuan (Jasper Liu ) is so handsome. The way that he looked at the female lead, Zhou Weiwei was so sweet. Wewei's friend Kefei is probably one of my favorite side characters to exist. If I had to be picky, I was kind of skeptical of how Kehuan fell in love with her so quickly. I liked how the portrayed the relationships and how raw it was. Even if they didn't end the show with a family and such, it still made since. Overall this drama showed the reality of relationships. I enjoyed it.

I binged this one start to finish. The reason I gave it this high of a rating was because of the main couple. Yuan Shuai and Jiang Jun are quite possibly my favorite couple out of all the dramas I've watched. I previously watched Luo Yunxi (Runyu) in Ashes of Love. I loved the different role that he played in this one. His and Bai Lu's relationship was playful, comedic, kind, loving and everything I want in a relationship. I didn't really understand most of the business stuff, but it wasn't boring like other office dramas. The second couple wasn't my favorite, but turned out okay in the end.

I was interested in the beginning, but I came to realize the bland characters. The characters were so boring, generic, and had no personalities whatsoever. There was no reason for the characters to fall in love with each other. It was so bland. I can't even force myself to finish it.

I binge watched a lot of it in the first two days. I really enjoyed it. But later it got slower and I lost some of my interest. I didn't really understand the two leads. I feel like they weren't consistent some of the times. I didn't cry at the end despite Joon Young's death. I wasn't connected to him. I didn't think that the two main characters had amazing chemistry. It was just so-so. Overall, it was an okay drama. It's not my favorite and it's not boring to the point where I want to drop it.

I really liked this show. Goo Chan Sung was one of or the sweetest male lead. He was adorable and had that youthful vibe around him. I liked Man Wol's personality. She wasn't fragile like a typical female lead. I really liked the character development. The overall concept of Hotel Del Luna was brilliant and thoroughly enjoyable. The side characters were good. My favorite was Ji Hyun Joong. Each side character had a depressing back story. Man Wol's took me on a ride. The only thing I didn't like as much was the ending. It was kind of sudden and without much explanation. I'd like a season two with Kim Soo Hyun as the CEO with a human manager.

The beginning was captivating and Seo Kang Joon (Nam Shin) is very attractive, but towards the end, I got bored. The concept was cool and I loved Seo Kang Joon's acting, however I didn't care for the female lead. I don't really know why. I didn't feel the connection either for obvious reasons. I guess he's really human-like, but I still find it strange how So Bong fell in love with a robot. Overall, it started off really good, but then declined. It's not an awful show, I even finished it, it just wasn't my favorite. I actually prefer the half hour long episodes. I still don't know why the human Nam Shin got entangled with So Bong in the first place. They also mentioned her fighting past and trauma, but didn't do much with it.

This movie was phenomenal. I absolutely loved how each and every single person who played Woojin executed his personality. It really had me believing that one person was inside all of those different people. I thought the relationship was very pure and genuine. All of the characters had great chemistry with E-Soo. I liked how E-Soo went through "realistic" hardships. You can really empathize with her. 

Although I love the chemistry between the two, I do feel like the attraction was turned on with a light switch one episode. Yes, they both were intrigued by each other when they first met, but I feel like they caught serious feelings too quickly. I guess it'll be revealed later, but I do question how a demon who has lived for over 200 years falls for a girl so quickly. His and her personality did a 180 very suddenly, in my opinion. Later, I assume it'll be revealed that she's his soulmate from his past life, which is pretty typical. This still doesn't excuse the fact that I appreciate more of a slow burn (which is funny because some people may find this as a slow burn already).  Overall, this drama has all of the predictable plot lines that others have done before. It is stereotypical, but it that doesn't mean that I don't enjoy it.Update: I have now finished the series. I will say, I was absolutely hooked during the first episodes. It did however fall pretty short in the middle (to be honest, a good chunk of the show) and it bored me to death. I did think the huge revelation at the end was pretty interesting. As seen in other reviews, I can see how this drama isn't anything special. It follows the same plot like others that had come before. I thought the ending was way too predictable. It was obvious Noh whatever his name wasn't dead. It was a typical case in which the two lovebird sacrifice themselves for each other. I didn't shed a single tear at all. I felt no sadness. Do you know why? First of all, I saw it miles a way. Second of all, I wasn't a huge fan of their relationship. I'd rather give this unrealistic plot armor to Poong Woonho and Na Bora from 20th Century Girl. How does one bend the rules so casually like that? It was even unrealistic for its genre. It was to be expected and super boring. Also, how is their relationship going to work if Do Hee is still human and he'll continue to remain as he is? The again would be super weird.