Korean drama production has dropped by around 30% over the past two years. It went from 141 titles in 2022, and…
Yes, that's also very true. You make some good points here. I watch C-dramas expecting the ending might be rushed or not exactly how I wanted it, though that's also led me to accept any kind of happy ending for the sake of my peace and sanity, lol! Korea has tons of drama hits, but when it comes to casual romcoms or high school romance, I feel they fall short compared to C-dramas in the same genre (Genius Girlfriend, Love Between Lines, and even Blossom Through the Cloud). Or maybe it's just me? And even when Korea does release a cute romcom, everyone hates it ex, Positively Yours 😭 Anyway something's been changing in Korea because I still can't wrap my head around how they were able to get away with The Scandal, and now, to a much lesser degree, Make Me Tingle.
can someone recommend me republican era romance that doesn't get so realism / war heavy or where that's not the…
Honestly, most Republican-era dramas are trash. I dropped Fall in Love because it was so toxic. The best I've seen has to be City of Streamer. It's romance and mystery (suspense) heavy, so if you like that I'd totally recommend.
Korean drama production has dropped by around 30% over the past two years. It went from 141 titles in 2022, and…
Wow I had no idea about this! But I'd be lying if I said I haven't been noticing a change in K-drama popularity. Though at the same time, with the highly anticipated Remarried Empress airing, I think it may help push the industry forward. But lately C-dramas seem to be taking the spotlight (especially since Chasing Jade and Overdo), and honestly for all the right reasons.
Korea has tons of drama hits, but when it comes to casual romcoms or high school romance, I feel they fall short compared to C-dramas in the same genre (Genius Girlfriend, Love Between Lines, and even Blossom Through the Cloud). Or maybe it's just me?
And even when Korea does release a cute romcom, everyone hates it ex, Positively Yours 😭 Anyway something's been changing in Korea because I still can't wrap my head around how they were able to get away with The Scandal, and now, to a much lesser degree, Make Me Tingle.
The best I've seen has to be City of Streamer. It's romance and mystery (suspense) heavy, so if you like that I'd totally recommend.
But lately C-dramas seem to be taking the spotlight (especially since Chasing Jade and Overdo), and honestly for all the right reasons.