I'm 24 episodes in, and I can safely say there is no way she would ever get back with her ex-husband. He, however would get back with her in a second if she'd have him (which she won't). It's a classic case of you don't know what you've lost until it's gone.
The FL dresses and hairstyle are appropriate for her role. She is after all a successful advertising director…
She doesn't look old to me. Quite frankly, she looks absolutely amazing for her age. Their age gap is only 2 years more than my wife and me, so I certainly don't have a problem with it.
It comes down to personal preference I think. I might be in the minority, but I actually preferred the Chinese…
I agree with both of your opinions. Zhang Wan Yi's acting skills are very limited. He literally does only have two expressions. And the production of the Korean version is better. But even so, I still (slightly) preferred the Chinese version. I guess it comes down to the differences in the story. I also preferred the ending (again slightly) of the Chinese version.
This is my best romance kdrama. I’m still looking for another drama that comes close to this one. It was very…
There is a Chinese remake of "One Spring Night". Based on their MDL scores, I realise I'm in the minority, but I actually preferred the Chinese version over the original Korean version. But both version are excellent and worth watching for anyone who likes slow burn romances. https://kisskh.at/716327-wo-zhi-dao-wo-ai-ni
I really enjoyed this. I loved the original Korean version, but I actually preferred the Chinese version. Anyway, in my opinion, both version are really good and worth watching for anyone who likes slow burn romance dramas. 8½/10 from me.
It comes down to personal preference I think. I might be in the minority, but I actually preferred the Chinese version over the Korean version. But I liked them both.
I'm curious what your thoughts are about "Call it Love" https://kisskh.at/726339-tell-me-it-s-love. For…
"Lost" is a little bit darker than "Call it Love", but it is brilliant. Also, if you haven't watched "My Mister" yet, definitely watch it, as it is also a darker, more adult drama, as well as being the best drama I've ever watched.
It is available on a streaming service called "View Asian". I have no idea if this service is legal or not, so I advise you to do your own research before using it.
Definitely watch it. It is really good. In my opinion, "My Mister" is the best drama I've ever watched (the only…
It was just a really well filmed, very well acted and very well written drama. Read the top two reviews, because they put my feelings into words better than I could. I strongly suspect that this drama's score has been artifically lowered by prudes who didn't watch it, yet punished it with absurdly low scores for being about an "affair", even though it really isn't. Also, the promotional poster they use is terrible and misleading. You'll know after one episode if this drama is for you, but I thought it was brilliant.
Definitely watch it. It is really good. In my opinion, "My Mister" is the best drama I've ever watched (the only…
Happy to share the shows I've really enjoyed. I exclusively watched Korean Dramas for about two years, but in the last 6 months or so, I've started watching Chinese dramas as well, so you'll see some of them in my list.
The main couple was one of the few couples, I wanted to get a happy end :(
Even though the drama didn't show them as a couple (which I admit I was disappointed about), their meeting at the observatory at the very end of the final episode, and the way they looked at each other heavily implied (to me at least) that they would have their happy ending.
I plan to watch this, but I fear it will end up being pretentious coming from the likes of My Mister. I would…
Definitely watch it. It is really good. In my opinion, "My Mister" is the best drama I've ever watched (the only 10/10 I've given on MDL), but "Lost" isn't that far behind. It is similar to "My Mister" with its overall vibe (a slow, slightly dark, adult melodrama). I do understand what you mean about looking forward to a drama for a long time, and then starting to watch it with unrealistically high expectations (which it almost certainly won't meet). I did that with "What's Wrong With Secretary Kim", and ended up dropping it.
Rewatched this masterpiece the last few days and it's still hitting hard after a few years. Originally I gave…
I'm curious what your thoughts are about "Call it Love" https://kisskh.at/726339-tell-me-it-s-love. For me, it shares a similar vibe as "Lost". I haven't yet seen "My Liberation Notes", but it is definitely on my watch list.
The first half is super-fluffy and the second half gets more serious. Overall I enjoyed the movie. But I'm going to have a whinge about one thing that too many writers do, which is really, REALLY lazy. In order to prolong a misunderstanding in the narrative, lazy writers make one of their characters suddenly become a voluntary mute. The mute simply stares blankly in silence while the other character clearly communicates their misunderstanding. One sentence, and sometimes just one word would clarify the misunderstanding, but the mute remains silent as the other person leaves. This would make sense if our mute wanted the misunderstanding to remain, but as we know they in fact want to be in a relationship with the other person. Choosing to unnecessarily (even cruelly) prolong the misunderstanding against their own interests is utterly ridiculous and completely unbelievable. It's lazy, lazy writing.
Score 10/10:
https://kisskh.at/25172-my-ajusshi
Score 9.5/10:
https://kisskh.at/19262-weightlifting-fairy-kim-bok-joo
https://kisskh.at/62295-luo-yao-knew-what-he-meant
Score 9/10:
https://kisskh.at/693591-in-house-confrontation
https://kisskh.at/726339-tell-me-it-s-love
https://kisskh.at/35729-emergency-lands-of-love
https://kisskh.at/19510-romantic-doctor-teacher-kim
https://kisskh.at/38301-romantic-doctor-teacher-kim-2
https://kisskh.at/705723-strange-lawyer-woo-young-woo
https://kisskh.at/30372-find-yourself
https://kisskh.at/729705-hidden-love
https://kisskh.at/49865-psycho-but-it-s-okay
https://kisskh.at/8929-secret-love-affair
https://kisskh.at/68431-wu-fa-lian-ai-de-li-zhi-pai
Then I have dozens I've scored at 8.5/10 and dozens more at 8/10.
I'm currently watching a Chinese drama that I'm enjoying very much and will likely end up a 9/10 as well. This is it: https://kisskh.at/715585-you-feng-de-di-fang
Hopefully this list helps you.
I do understand what you mean about looking forward to a drama for a long time, and then starting to watch it with unrealistically high expectations (which it almost certainly won't meet). I did that with "What's Wrong With Secretary Kim", and ended up dropping it.
I haven't yet seen "My Liberation Notes", but it is definitely on my watch list.
But I'm going to have a whinge about one thing that too many writers do, which is really, REALLY lazy. In order to prolong a misunderstanding in the narrative, lazy writers make one of their characters suddenly become a voluntary mute. The mute simply stares blankly in silence while the other character clearly communicates their misunderstanding. One sentence, and sometimes just one word would clarify the misunderstanding, but the mute remains silent as the other person leaves. This would make sense if our mute wanted the misunderstanding to remain, but as we know they in fact want to be in a relationship with the other person. Choosing to unnecessarily (even cruelly) prolong the misunderstanding against their own interests is utterly ridiculous and completely unbelievable. It's lazy, lazy writing.