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Lee Ji Eun Days 🫶🏻 the last two days with my friends, final episode for IU’s birthday.

“Episode 7: What was that completely weird kiss? Why did I feel so much awkwardness between the actors?”

I haven’t watched the episodes yet, but wait… there’s basically no romance? So it’s more like *Blood River*? That kinda sucks if that’s the case. Even if the fights were amazing, I still want my little bit of romance.

Chae Won Bin days 💞

Honestly, this kind of plot isn’t really my thing. Beyond romance, I’m actually pretty picky 😆. But then I saw that my fairy Jin Ki-joo was in the drama, so of course I’m going to watch it. I’d walk through hell itself for that queen 🙌🏻

Ahn Hyo-seop is way too heavily made up for a farmer. He practically has more lip product on than the female lead. It’s honestly crazy — whoever’s in charge of the makeup is ruthless.

Honestly, I really can’t wait for Thursday to see Ok Taecyeon. But it’s obvious that it’s more of a bromance than a BL. I’d be the first one surprised if we got a kissing scene or even just a hug.

Honestly, I’m kind of worried — it’s been like 3 or 4 K-dramas in a row where LJW keeps picking bad scripts. *Dear Hongrang* was still okay, but *The Last Summer* or *The Impossible Heir* were just catastrophic; I wouldn’t wish those dramas on anyone. Now though, it’s nice that he’s paired up with the incredible Ye Eun. They’re from the same generation, so I really hope this drama turns out good.

Definitely here for the fairy, “Eun Bin-ssi” 🤭

Go watch him in Good Boy — he plays the villain so well you just want to rip his head off. For 16 episodes, he’s absolutely unbearable and keeps making us furious.

I wonder how Oh Jung Se managed to film this K-drama and his upcoming “Fifties Professionals,” considering I saw that both dramas were filmed during the same period — from October to March — and he also has a leading role in both.

The actor who plays the CEO of Choi Production — it’s crazy how unbearable he is here, yet such a gem in Family by Choice. He’s definitely a great actor. Honestly, this K-drama really has an incredibly talented cast. Everyone in the main cast is absolutely fantastic — what an insanely stacked lineup.

For those who love this drama, I also recommend In Your Radiant Season — it’s absolutely beautiful and clearly one of my biggest favorites of 2026. I love this drama so much, and honestly, everyone in it is such a green flag. Pure happiness. The duo of Lee Sung-kyung and Chae Jong-hyeop is just incredible.

It’s also a drama about healing, the struggles of life, suicide, depression, and above all, a lot of love.

My theory that I posted two weeks ago — that, in my opinion, IU will sing the OST for the final episode on May 16th (her birthday) — is starting to feel real. We just found out that BWS will sing an OST for the K-drama on May 15th, and honestly, I really believe IU is preparing a birthday gift for the fans.

I really hope they give him a real actress and not a rookie just to try to make her breakthrough happen. The problem is that a lot of big actresses are already busy, and honestly I can’t really see who could star alongside him. There’s Lee Sung-kyung and Kim Se-jeong who don’t seem to be booked yet.

Does Ahn Hyo-seop really have that many fans? The drama is already at “21,487 viewers” — it’s currently the second most-watched Korean drama right now. That’s honestly crazy, especially considering he’s paired with a rookie actress and it airs on Wednesdays and Thursdays. 😀

I wouldn’t say I’m an old C-drama fan. I’d say I started watching them 2–3 years ago and became a fan of quite a few actors and actresses, including Neo Hou and Lu Yuxiao. Now, I’m not exaggerating with POJ, but it’ll easily be in the top 3 of 2026.

I’m so happy for Park Bo-young. I’ve said it over and over again: Our Unwritten Seoul is the best K-drama of 2025. Even now, I still haven’t recovered from the emotional slap it gave me.

I loved the beach scene—it was so beautiful. This drama is crazy. We get a funny, memorable scene like that, and then in episode 8, Jin Man ends up with a noose around his neck.

Well, Heo Nam Jun still isn’t quite there when it comes to acting skills, but he fits this role much better than in A Hundred Memories, where I honestly wonder who cast him. Here, he suits this kind of role a lot better.