Julie

where is it streaming?

I bought the OST for Goblin as soon as I could! I listen to both the instrumental and vocals cds frequently to this day! At least almost monthly I will be in the mood for it.

I need to watch that one!! I watched the 1st Reply this year and meant to watch the other 3 but got sidetracked!!

No And then I was going to also recommend The Wolf with a good OST and some Xiao Zhan!

I meant Arsenal Military Academy!! I love the opening song a lot!

Xu Kai isn't in Legend of Fuyao but it is really good! A good drama with him and a pretty good OST is The Wolf.

I love the instrumentals in OSTs too! Tesrliner makes some great instrumentals that I love. That have one that plays in the drama Triple And Sungkyunkwan Scandal that is so beautiful and then another one that I find powerful emotionally in Cheese in the Trap. I feel Goblin and Scarlet Heart Ryeo have some great instrumentals too

Me too! Music is so important to me and since discovering Asian TV I get so annoyed watching US tv with the lack of effort put into music. My daughter watched a drama with me last year and she was amused that they used the same music over and over again in different episodes and I forgot that isn't the norm! I am sure there are some dramas that if I liked the music more that ai would like the drama more! The OST can chance the whole dynamic of a scene!

I definitely recommend dramas because of their OSTS! It is in my top 5 reasons why I love Asian television. Very few US shows have any music that moves me. Music is so powerful for me that some dramas I don't really like I think I like them because of the OST.
For example Tamra the Island I would rate a 3 but the OST is so beautiful I love it and have restarted the dramas again for the OST alone!

I fell in love with the Cdrama The Wolf before it even aired because of the song Never that was used in the trailer. Sadly they didn't end up using it in the drama! I was able to buy it on itunes but they changed it and cut the rap part out which made me sad.

My top drama OSTS:
Goblin
My Girl
Scarlet Heart Ryeo
Shut Up Flower Boy Band
Tamra the ISland
Chuno
Hwayugi
10 Miles of Peach Blossoms
Legend of Fu Yao
Boys Over Flowers
Sungkyunkwan Scandal
Mary Stayed Out All Night
It's Okay to Not be Okay
City Hunter
Brightest Star in the Sky

Everyone thinks differently? There is a lot of trauma in dramas so I can see them even as young children attaching to other people in a way different from typical sibling relationships. Also it seems from watching a bunch of Chinese dramas like Go Ahead and My Fated Boy that even though they were kind of raised together, their dynamics were a mix of family and friend relationships that I felt the story shows how the relationship could form
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I am a huge zombie genre fan so if there are zombie I am easy to please!

It's the characters that I already love!

I agree! I love when they make the male lead more fun since the majority are dark and brooding!

Check out Sungkyunkwan Scandal or the Chinese Remake that came out last year: In a class of her own. Another drama with the same trope: Arsenal Military Academy. Strongest female lead ever!

This article made me so happy! I hope this is the beginning! I can't stand the he said, she said stuff that gets made into a big deal and people lose their jobs over this! Without thinking I said a very black and white statement out of anger that I regretted right after the words left my mouth! I also have a coworker who I love dearly but is a very negative person and turns everyone's word into it's hard to explain...like she changing the tone/meaning so it comes off in a completely different way then originally stated. Almost like the game telephone. Her mouth would get so many people fired if it worked the same fore Korean stars. SO many stars have been affected and it seems like people target them when they are at their highest. I almost feel it is other companies behind it that want to ruin the other companies stars because it is just way to east. Seo Ye Ji and Ji Soo are 2 other stars I feel badly for. And the cast of River Where the Moon Rises. I personally could not finish it. I tried but Na In Woo's version of the character just came off very wooden to me and was lacking the energy/chemistry I felt with Ji Soo's character. In Na In Woo's defense I think he had to act out scenes with no one actually opposite him as it was just to replace the Ji Soo scenes in the episodes I saw. Anyway I hope this is the beginning of the end of this horrible cancel culture bug that is going on in Korea. I hope it also leads to more freedom for actors too! Maybe if it wasn't for the strict policies in the Korean culture for stars maybe Kim Seon-Ho would be a happy father. Maybe the culture that should be cancelled is the one not doesn't allow stars to be human.

My feelings exactly!!

I don't know. This is the 1st drama I have seen it ever mentioned.

A circumcision. I guess a cup size to keep his privates comfy after surgery I guess?

Just means he did a great job acting since you disliked his character. <3

Oh no no no I wouldn't them to try and make wuxia just fantasy dramas in previous time periods that take place in different worlds with magic and stuff like wuxia dramas and medieval European fantasies.