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No, not really. But the drama itself is really good. I mostly watch romance myself and I really enjoyed this. You should try it out.

No, it's not

I love Jung So Min so I'm really excited for this upcoming drama~~~

It's a really good list, thank you! I'll check these dramas out

I loved the trio sisters in "Welcome to samdal-ri". It was the perfect combo of chaos and love for each other. Great article by the way, I'll definitely have to watch "Hidden love" now xD

You can watch it on neko meow meow

Oh my god! You are literally amazing! Thank you so much! I have wanted to watch this for years and now I finally can!

But I'll see because I may be wrong since I have only watched 5 episodes and the second male cheated on the FL and the ML hasn't done anything wrong but looking at the characteristics of the ML I don't think that he would hurt the FL but then again, I could be wrong
If you would like, I could update you when I finish the series

Oh nonono! The second male lead cheats on the FL, not the ML.

Am I excited? Well of course! It's refreshing from the previous versions of "boys over flowers", plus it has a bit of a more "modern" twist to it, so I hope my expectations will be met with this drama!

No, it isn't just you. I also feel guilty when I remove a drama. The thing for me is that when I remove a drama I get the feeling that the drama that I just removed is actually good and I'll never find it again xd
As I said, it's a blessing and a curse for us lol

Yeah, good luck to us both
We will either finish all of our plan to watch dramas or we'll just remove all of them xd
The plan to watch list is a blessing and a curse for drama watchers xd

Well, I hope you are happy because my plan to watch list got bigger xd
Anyway, it was an amazing article! Loved it!

OOF, i know the feeling. I once had a slump for 7 months straight. I just couldn't watch anything.
What helped me, was I tried to watch dramas from countries which I haven't watched before or only watched a few.
If that doesn't work, try out new genres.
And if those don't work, try to watch some american tv shows (or any non-asian countries). You'll have what I call "fresh eyes" when you start watching dramas again. Plus, it'll be more enjoyable, because it'll seem like something new.
But what I'd most suggest for you to do, is to just take a break from watching anything. Not for a long time, it could be a week or it could be a month. Whatever you like.
Anyway, I hope I helped a little bit! I hope you'll get through it!

I think it's how you interpret the ending. I was crying because I just personally hate when some characters split up in the end.

When the two guys helped the girl become more friendly and less shy, I was really happy that it went well, but then one of the guys decided to go to another school and the second guy joined him at that other school (I'm sorry if I don't make any sense. I just can't remember their names). And so they left the girl to finally be on her own without them. To try and make new friends and so on.

I wouldn't say that it's a sad ending but more of a meaningful ending, because even though the guys left the girl, they still cared for each other and wished well to each other.
So yeah, I guess it's how you see it
(again, sorry if that didn't make a lot of sense but trust me, you have to try it if you still haven't).

I agree. I'm a bit torn between just watching a drama without those scenes or see a bit of hot eye-candy, but I'm all for actors feeling comfortable in their roles and/or interviews. I think it's frankly disgusting that film companies (the people who make the movies. I don't know what else to call them) use this strategy to lure more viewers, but the sadder part is that we do click on them. It does it's job perfectly, but if some actors don't feel comfortable about it, then I'm also against it. It's sad that really, we can't do anything but hope that things could change in the future.
Let's hope for the better, where everyone would be comfortable and the "shirtless scenes" would be justified.
P.S the article is great. Love what you wrote there.

So true! Loved the article.

I agree

Damn, I didn't know that Jin Ki Joo was an office worker, then wanted to be a reporter, and THEN wanted to be an actress. That's just a whole drama on its own, XD.

Thank you so much, now I can add a bit of fuel to the fire, XD.