Well, after watching the trailer, Lee Jong Suk perfectly matches this vibe, this universe. The casting was perfectly chosen—everyone fits. Do we know the budget for the drama? It must easily be more than Perfect Crown.
Hoping and praying that the writer(s) don’t butcher the story in the second half and keep the same pace and…
Are you kidding me? *In Your Radiant Seasons* is clearly one of the best K-dramas of 2026. It’s been excellent from start to finish, everyone in it is a green flag, and I absolutely love this drama. The Chae Jong Hyeop/Lee Sung Kyung pairing is beautiful—definitely one of my favorite pairings of 2026. I agree with the rest, but IYRS has absolutely no business being on this list.
Da Reum is so uncomfortable whenever she’s around Chan that it honestly starts getting annoying. There are also so many repetitive things about her behavior. The forced smiles, the constant moments where she gets flustered… okay, it was cute at first, but we get this in every episode. It’s like the girl is 14 years old.
How the hell do they do it? Song Kang just came back from two years of intense military service in Korea, and he literally hasn’t changed. He looks like he’s 14. His face does NOT look like he just spent two years in the military lmaoo.
Song Kang/Lee Jun Young as a duo — whoever thought of this is a genius. They both give off the same vibe, and I think they complement each other really well.
My only concern is that Song Kang might not be able to keep up acting-wise, because LJY is phenomenal. Song Kang hasn’t acted in a while, but I’ve always said he’s not good in romance. He’s really good in *Sweet Home* or *Navillera*, but when it comes to romance, he’s a 0.
I know it's a classic kind of drama, but I love it so much, time just flies by. The Ha Gi/Na Reum duo is legendary. My favorite drama right now (well, obviously, since there's nothing else 😂😂😂).
There are so many bad K-dramas this year in 2026. Come on guys (Song Kang and Lee Jun-young), make us dream and give us a drama we will remember for a long time. Please!
you should starts writing Wattpad stories with how much nonsense you be typing just because it happens to you…
"Evidence regarding my story or Hong Mingi's? Are you an inspector? What are you going to do with this evidence? Show me your police badge then 😀. Anyway, I am cutting the conversation here, you think life is a fairytale.
you should starts writing Wattpad stories with how much nonsense you be typing just because it happens to you…
“Absurdity”? You literally know nothing about Korea beyond K-dramas. Otherwise, you’d know that this is actually something that happens fairly often in Korea: girls pursuing other guys even though they’re already in a relationship with someone else. Now just tell me why she didn’t want to cut contact with her ex? My story sounds like something straight out of Wattpad, as if I’d said something completely unrealistic.
I don't know if she was manipulating both of us, but there are plenty of stories like that in Korea. Look closely and you'll find them: girls going on dates while they are in a relationship or married. No, I'm not Korean, I lived there for 5 years
First of all, the girl staying in touch with her ex while she's with someone else is just weird. I would never accept a situation like that, and Hong Mingi was right. Second of all, I'm not generalizing, but I've already been through this with a Korean girl. She admitted to me months later that she was getting engaged to another Korean guy she’d known since childhood. Of course, this was after I had already paid for everything for months 😃
What possessed anyone to think it was a good idea for an actor to date some random girl? Like, are there really no single actresses his age? The girl was sent by her ex so the two of them could profit off “Hong Mingi,” who clearly isn’t the sharpest tool in the shed. He saw the first Gangnam girl throwing herself at him and immediately fell for her. Classic.
He reminds me so much of Park Min young, both super concerned with how they look on screen and it affects their…
Park Min Young is much less concerned about her appearance than In Yeop; she tries plenty of new things, transformations, and so on. As for In Yeop, it’s just way too much—even during scenes where he is supposed to be tired, or in a serious role, his face looks completely flawless, with his typical Korean teen haircut. These people absolutely hate aging, and it's deeply cultural among Koreans. They call Westerners 'old'; even a guy like Tom Holland is considered old to them.
My only concern is that Song Kang might not be able to keep up acting-wise, because LJY is phenomenal. Song Kang hasn’t acted in a while, but I’ve always said he’s not good in romance. He’s really good in *Sweet Home* or *Navillera*, but when it comes to romance, he’s a 0.