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I like the production values, stories, and music in modern Korean dramas more.
I prefer Chinese dramas that are set in the past over Korean dramas that are set in the past. Please forgive me as I’m just being exposed to the different genres, but I love the fantasy elements to the Chinese dramas and the long, complicated conflicts, and even the shorter more romantic ones.
For me personally, because I have a tender heart and want everyone to be happy, the one thing Korean historical/fantasy dramas have over Chinese dramas is you’re more apt to get a HEA and not a WTF or tragic ending. For every happy ending you get with Chinese dramas there is at least one that is a gut wrencher or head scratcher. Even so, I just have never found a Korean drama set in the past that can match the Chinese spectacles.
PS-Thank you for this article!
I just got home to find it available! Doing the dance of joy! I don’t usually let myself get this excited about a drama but the cast and the already subbed availability on Netflix broke through my defenses. Please Drama Genie don’t let it suck.