Wndering Dragon

yes, I loved that one!

Don't get me wrong, I like this drama, but sometimes I'd like to see more emotionally mature MLs who can communicate like normal people with their love interest, instead of this kind of pettiness, constant awkward joking and the heaps of lies. It gets old very quickly and I don't find it cute for an adult man. Could you please recommend any romance cdramas of a similar level of quality but without this trope?

I'm not sure the subs were right but the father was talking about saving a girl, and he never returned (I assume he would fail to save the child too)

so far they only told us they divorced before the daughter's first birthday

I bet she did not notice XD

But I only remember the first time she grabbed the mic, when was the second?

Help, I'm confused, in episode 5 FL brings her friend to the comedy bar and they say that she had two performances already. But there was only the first accidental one, did I miss anything?.. Did they just cut it?

It's not jsut sunscreen.. but you should wear it.

when I was their age I also thought 25 is old and there is no life after 30 :D

I suppose by that logic there can never be a couple of two introverts 😂

I was very skeptical in the beginning but I like it now. They changed the things that irked me in the original (ugh, romance) and managed to keep what I liked (all the complicated feelings about family stuff).

it is the whole point of the show, slowly progressing from friends to lovers. It would be weird if they did it in 10 episodes, what would the rest of the 30 be about? I really do not get the complaints.

I love their dialogs and interactions, all the subtle little things, and no rush. This a breath of fresh air and it genuinely warms my tired soul.

they both kinda know already around ep 17

I also liked the way they handled the topic of being overweight, losing weight correctly, and even having an eating disorder of sorts and then dealing with it... it was done really well, unlike most dramas that touch this topic.

A.N.Jell (You're Beautiful) or Coffee Prince, not sure as it was a very long time ago 😅 I rewatched CF years later but couldn't bear with A.N.Jell because it felt too childish. But I was obsessed and introduced my friend (living in another city) to dramas by sending her CDs over snail mail.

well, japanese dramas are usually okay when it is above 7, the actual number here does not mean anything really, only how it compares to similar titles

I am just being glued to these long scenes for some reason, they feel real. That huge loud argument, I don't remember seeing something like this in a drama, really well done both in writing and acting.

discovery of the year

he is such a crash

I wouldn't recognize many of my childhood friends when they are adults and we haven't seen each other for many years.