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Agreed, I was surprised it wasn't on this list, since Hero (my personal favourite) and Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon were.

I will definitely be introducing this into English slang as well. Think of me when you hear it in the cafeteria... 😁

Wow, what an extensive list. That must have been a ton of work and nearly killed my browser, I opened so many tabs.

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.

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 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 mean, techniqually you can click through the tags, but there is a lot of times when the tags apply to one or two episodes...

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.

Maybe not "Nations Best Banchan", but... https://www.koreanbapsang.com/15-korean-vegetable-side-dishes/

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.

The CP is the son of a different wife. The current wife comes from a powerful family, apparently the king married her to get more power from her family. So the king maybe wants to take out CP, so he can get more support by making his younger son (powerful family's grandson) the CP. Because PHS characters mom didn't have a powerful family.

As per Episode 2, if I didn't get it wrong.

Wonder what the issue with the older brother was...

(Really makes you think how easy their life would be if they just stuck with one wife...)

It's more of a murder mystery/detective plot is my impression. I came for PYS eye acting, but the plot is intriguing enough, a good before bed watch.

I wasn't sure I was watching the right show for a moment. Wouldn't have started it, if I knew this was going to be a "lady detective" story, but I am actually enjoying it so far.

Pretty much, except Go Ahead, I spoilered myself and then didn't find the setup appealing.

Bwahaha, the first time I heard about "City of Streamer" I thought the S was missing at the end, and it was a story about some Social Media Streaming Site/Online Shopping thing.

What I noticed, there are a bunch of Chinese dramas that feature older characters, with no major plotlines for younger characters or at least the younger characters are not acted by well-known idols, so they don't get translated at all. I only stumble upon them, if I am looking on purpose, even though they look super interesting.
I personally have friends and follow people who have crossed half a century and older, and I find them and their lives very interesting. They are all so different in their approaches, some your stereotypical grandma, some still out there dating and going on girls vacations and some running an Instagram page for style over 50. I have noticed, apart from physical ailments, you can make it whatever you want to and I wish there was as much diverse stories about them on media as in real life.

Lonelyness Society seems like a remake of the Hollywood movie "While You Were Sleeping", which is one of the cutest, so definitely watching that, and will try Find Yourself as well, since the original is one of my favourites. I also like the setup of 23.5 and the one about the first love.
I have learned to wait till most of the episodes are out though, watching as something comes out is not my thing, I just lose the plot and interest if I have to wait a week.

I disagree, he gave her strong enough rejections, but maintained the friendship. I mean, they work in the same office, remaining cordial is the normal thing to do.