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People really indirectly admitting to their lack of empathy 🤦🏻‍♀️😅

Indeed. Complaining about a TRAUMATIZED FL acting annoying and not considering her past & pain at all 🤦🏻‍♀️

A drama to put on the HATE list for being unrealistic and claiming "love will cure mental health" and even trying to justify and Normalize abuse🤮 with its abusive FL:

It's Okay To Not Be Ok 🤮

Thanks for this excellent article!

Also I can't believe it's missing the great drama
Mad For Each Other
https://kisskh.at/79527-the-crazy-guy-in-the-district

A paranoid FL and ML with anger management issues going to theraphy + Romcom.
Most realisticially portrayed, to the point some ignorant viewers got mad at the FL for being so irrational and hostile (it's her paranoid PD hello!) instead of the usual super positive cutesy FL and the ML shown to be a good person despite his anger. It changed how I viewed things, made me realize anger management issues doens't mean being a bad person.
I went in watching expecting them to write the ML being abusive towards FL because of his issues and it getting romanticed or some such nonsense, nothing like that happened.

Finished ep 3 and slightly boring so far,
Ha Ji Won and Kang Ha Neul really carrying this so far average drama with their acting.

WTF Imagine hating on a Queen like Ha Ji Won 🤦🏻‍♀️

Also good looking people are most deserving of popularity erm WHAT. Let's ignore acting talent.🙃

Also she has what many the younger empty eyed young actresses these days lack -- intense charisma & an intellectual air, but I guess some people prefer the dumb bimbo type of actress rather... 🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️

She looks like in her 30s 😅

the character will look delusional 😅 (a beautiful person thinking they're ugly) lol

Crash Course In Romance
Hate To Love You

mentioned in this article.

Also others, not Netflix dramas but anyway:
Strangers Again
The Heavenly Idol
The Real Deal Has Come
Boah Deborah
Call It Love
My heart is beating
Diva of the deserted island

And not romcom, more serious but has romance in it:
Kokdu Season of Duty
Song of the Bandits
Oasis

Also I would check out old (early 2000s) romance dramas, they they tend be much better than new romance dramas anyway, much better writing.

Go Soo suddenly being more famous again after years, thanks to this show 😍

I haven't properly watched it yet. Just ep 1 and some of ep 2, then got too busy irl + not in mood for historical.

Now I have more time to watch dramas again, but still not in mood for historical 😅
I'll continue it when in more mood for historical drama.

It's just following the webtoon haircut, hime cut nothing wrong with it, just true to character (& its time. The original webtoon came out in the 90s).

Seems to be Island?
Though it's a 2022-2023 drama.

I love it when two actors I don't like pairs up in a project....Means they won't pair up with one of my biases anytime soon lmao.
Ironically might even enjoy the project because there's not one actor who is outshining the other.

So lets's gooooo !

Some thriller and revenge dramas include romance though, which is really fun imo.
E.g. Song of the Bandits is revenge-romance.

Last year of kdrama was literary just a bunch of dramas with great ideas & potential....but most ended up really boring because bad writing 🤦🏻‍♀️

Extraordinary Attorney Woo was the only 2022 drama I actually finished lmao

See You in My 19th Life
Black Knight
Goodbye Earth
Song of the Bandits
A Time Called You
Jung_E
Gyeongseong Creature
Mask Girl
King the Land
Behind Your Touch
Daily Dose of Sunshine
The Good Bad Mother
Kill Bok Soon


Multiple scifi dramas & a movie, Reincarnation romance, 20th century historicals, Revenge, superpowered (psychometric) investigation, psychiatric ward stories, family dark comedy and cool Killer double life female lead.
What a promising lineup!

Also Crash Course In Romance : finally more romcoms with OLDER leads, I swear kdrams (&media in general) sometimes forget not only people in their 20s can fall in love & deserve relatable romcoms too.😅

Also Netflix did a really great job in casting, how come all of them have the perfect casting omg!

Maybe not all of us are romance repulsed aromantics and go around commenting anti-romance all over MDL🤦🏻‍♀️

Kdrama as a whole is romance-centric & many viewers love romances, get over it lmao

Also wtf are you talking about? There's scifi & revenge & investigation dramas literary on this list above lol

How miserable is your life to have this resentment over shows including even just a small hint of romance lmao

Minimal chemistry?
The actors were literary married together in real life! lol😅

(haven't watched this yet, so can't comment on actual chem/drama but just suprised by your comment 😆)

Thinking of maybe watching this while watching for that new vampire drama with Ok Taec....

Now that she's gotten casted with both Nam Goong Min and Yoo Ah In in interesting plots, she'll really blow up finally and get the attention she deserves!