JadeScrollsInMoonlight

🌏✨ My Hobbies ✨🌏

I find joy in exploring cultures and stories, especially those rooted in the rich traditions of the East.
From ancient legends to modern narratives, I love immersing myself in the depth of Eastern philosophies, art, and storytelling.

Whether it's through dramas, webtoons, history, or language, I’m always on a quest to learn, absorb, and appreciate the intricate beauty and timeless wisdom that Eastern influence brings to the world.

📚✨ From Pages to Pixels: My Journey into the World of Dramas ✨📚

What began as a curious scroll in 2017 soon turned into a lifelong journey. It all started with animes—my first love being Ouran High School Host Club. That lighthearted comedy led me to watch 20+ animes and soon gifted me the golden door to a new universe—mangas.
I still remember the magic of reading Kamisama Kiss, my first manga, which felt like a whispered promise of adventure.

From there, it was unstoppable. I slowly transitioned into the endless sea of webtoons, manhwas, and manhuas—reading 1,000+ stories across genres. But just when I thought I had found my rhythm, a particularly disturbing webtoon scared me out of my wits, and I stepped away from manga for a while.

That’s when dramas stepped in—quietly at first.
I stumbled upon a few C-dramas like Class Monitor and Whirlwind Girl, and watched them absentmindedly. But it was Ji Chang Wook who truly pulled me into the cinematic paradise of K-dramas. His performances in Healer and Suspicious Partner were game-changers. I soon found myself exploring the charming world of Lee Jong Suk, and from there, there was no going back. Law, medical, fantasy, historical, slice-of-life—you name the genre, and I’ve probably cried, laughed, and obsessed over it.
While most were chasing the newest titles, I found solace in the old K-drama gems of the 2000s and early 2010s. Those classics still remind me of my budding excitement, the thrill of every twist, and the warmth of a good OST.

And yet, I never left the C-drama world behind. While I didn't always complete them, modern C-dramas like All Is Well struck a chord. And when my heart sought fierce warrior heroines and poetic sword fights, Wuxia dramas became my healing potions. They eventually led me into the majestic worlds of Xianxia, historicals, and more.

Not leaving a stone unturned, I dived fully with no regrets into the historical-fantasy chinese dramas...
In between dramas, I returned to the familiar comfort of webtoons and isekai manga, reading dozens daily—because some cravings never really leave.I don’t always follow popularity, and I take pride in challenging my own preconceptions. Often, it's the overlooked dramas that leave me stunned, reshaping my taste and leaving me echoing among fandoms:

“This masterpiece deserves more love.”

I as a watcher who doesnt like to follow plain popularity to judge a dramas, and one who many a times overlook famous pieces, pat myself on my back when i break through my pre-assumed notions of my taste for a particular drama. I am often left stuneed and bewitched by how the masterpieces prove me wrong time and again. And I become the voice in a million shouting why the drama deserves its popularity.

Today, with over 1000+ dramas watched (and having track of 920 on a list)—I look back at the times when I used to scribble my watchlist on my phone, only to lose it again and again. Now, I've decided to join kisskh, not just to track—but to celebrate. To relive the thrill, the tears, and the euphoria with like-minded friends who understand the joy of a good second lead, a satisfying plot twist, or a flawless OST drop.

This isn’t just a hobby anymore. It’s a part of who I am.
And I’m just getting started. 🌸🎬