I didn’t say I didn’t know HOW to use a dictionary or that using “big words” was itself pretentious. But it was like the sentence was intentionally full of pretentious words that about 99% of people never use or even know for an article about a “B”-stule Lakorn. THAT seemed pretentious. No offense. -_-
Thank you, I did subscribe! I love when Dramas are on NetFlix, the only time that a drama could/maybe be westernized…
They are westernized in that they change Korean dramas to have more than one “season” and it has resulted in cliffhangers and in some cases a show not being finished if the viewership wasn't what was expected >_< One exception most recently was “Camellia in Bloom.” But for many of us, we like the one and done format of kdramas. A set 16-32 episode show that is wrapped up by the final episode.
I realized I was in trouble reading this article when I came upon this sentence “Existential vicissitudes of corybantic emotional rhapsodic foisons.” I literally had no idea what it meant! ? And I consider myself an avid reader and better than average English speaker!
I had a look at your list. It's hard to tell which dramas will click but I think you should check out The Guardian…
The problem is I have seen so many kdramas, Tdramas, and cdramas at this point. The list on here is not even a quarter of all of the dramas I’ve seen. ? after a while some of them just start to be very similar and you lose interest in them.
Depends what you consider a good drama? It's a simple high school love story with a sad end. Are you into that…
I would definitely watch it with the goal of seeing a happy ending for the second couple. I would have no illusions of happiness for the first couple. In fact go into it thinking that they aren’t going to be together and then your heart won’t get too attached. Or you could just go on YouTube and find all the scenes that have the second couple in it and just watch that.