Somehow I find this very realistic. (I watched the abbreviated version.) I know so many older women who have endured stuff from their family, and because it wasn't physical, never realize it was abuse. Or because they are embedded in a network/culture that thinks submitting to your husband and his family is expected, they don't see these behaviours as horrible, but expect it. They learn to love with it, for the sake of the children. And play nice after a divorce and might avoid ever dating again, because they were in fact traumatised.
This is not an enemies to lovers drama. This is an abusive toxic Stockholm drama disguised as one. The ML isn't…
Hard agree. He was irredeemable early on, and not your average bad guy to others/circumstances made him tough guy, but he is at least good to her. It's not even a morality chain trope or a good-only-for-you trope. Dude was a full blown psychopath, and she was just his goal, not the woman he b loved...
The ending aligns with the drama’s title “Circle of Love” and implies another reincarnation of themselves…
I haven't finished it yet, but the whole structure reminds me of Till The End Of The Moon, where the main couple also does their Lovestory over and over until they learn a lesson in some sort of Buddhist allegory.
I am three quarters through, and this is my thought exactly. Is this a Buddhist allegory as well? Will the ML do this over and over until he finally realizes how to behave?
I am currently watching "Warm On A Cold Night" and there the ML is a real Himbo, tries to look dangerous, but is actually a really soft, really dumb puppy. Literally, he is half man, half wolf or something.
Haha, I am an IKEA enthusiast, and I find it funny how much of their furniture, sofas especially, seem to end up on sets. Kakafukaka was one of the weirdest shows I ever watched, they could have called it Dysfunctional Houseshare or something.
Sergeant Han has a lot to learn from his Dad because he's too emotionally invested and clouds his sound judgmentThe…
Yeah, there is some very clumsy exposition scenes here, I noticed that too. It feels like even the writers were bored with the mystery solving part of the drama
I know no one seems to like this, but I’m so in love with it (I feel like I say this in every comment section…
I actually quite like it, and I usually click away when it's a crime solving drama. I find their chemistry is so soft and sweet, and I love how their relationship develops in secret.
I am a bit worried for the love triangle, that has already started. I mean Hwan basically admitted also having a crush on her as a child, as did her fiancé.
It's slow at times, but I also watch European period dramas, so I enjoy the slow development.
i just looked at your profile and seems like you added a few dramas from this list to your PTWglad to help you!
Yeah, I did. I just don't know when I will get around to watch. I wish there was a function where you can type in a mood and MdL spits out a drama. Like "green flag guy romance" or "problematic revenge to love story". Lol.
Thankyou again for this list. I have only watched Bad Romeo from these. Somehow even if its a romantic drama, the Thai shows always bring in the melo and the dramatic, I can't watch two Thai dramas in a row.
This case is NOT about stupid fans acting crazy after their bias marriage announcement like we usually see in…
OMG, grown ass adults decided to invest their money in a "get rich quick"-scheme that was too good to be true and then lost their money... if you gamble, you can lose. How does this impact the personality of his step-daughter? Maybe she is strongly opposed to her step-father and mother in private, but you can't drag such things into the public, can you? They are adults, living their own lives.
Ah, I love "Crash Course In Romance" so much right now and am happy I stumbled upon it in the "New" section when I was in a weird mood and none of my current dramas called to me. From the first two episodes I didn't actually think it was popular, since it is slow, but it is also very unusual in the setup and age of the characters, so maybe that was the appeal.
They learn to love with it, for the sake of the children. And play nice after a divorce and might avoid ever dating again, because they were in fact traumatised.
Dude was a full blown psychopath, and she was just his goal, not the woman he b loved...
Kakafukaka was one of the weirdest shows I ever watched, they could have called it Dysfunctional Houseshare or something.
I am a bit worried for the love triangle, that has already started. I mean Hwan basically admitted also having a crush on her as a child, as did her fiancé.
It's slow at times, but I also watch European period dramas, so I enjoy the slow development.