These are my recommendations for recent Japanese rom-coms that fit your criteria:1) Kikazaru Koi (opposites attract…
Sorry to disappoint you as a subber, yet I'm very cautious about kdramas, so I first read recap, then watch selectively the scenes I'm interested in, for instance romance and action scenes in Healer. It's still exciting like reading a manga and then watching live-action. It's actually the only way I've ever "watched" kdramas, because I don't want to waste my time on a rom-com that will turn at some point into another sob-story or even worse a sci-fi thriller generously sprinkled with corpses.
That's why I initially requested preferably cdrama recommendations. Interestingly, I always watch jdramas thoroughly, if I haven't dropped them after ep. 1, because jdramas stay true to genre, so I'm totally at ease watching them and enjoying their integrity. Yet I understand that kdramas' fans prefer excitement and unpredictability, that the multi-genre dramas deliver. Luckily there's a good drama for everyone.
These are my recommendations for recent Japanese rom-coms that fit your criteria:1) Kikazaru Koi (opposites attract…
I've just looked at your impressive list and decided to recommend you Kingyo Club, very touching high-school students' romance amidst bullying. https://kisskh.at/2905-kingyo-club
These are my recommendations for recent Japanese rom-coms that fit your criteria:1) Kikazaru Koi (opposites attract…
I truly appreciate your kind suggestions. The trailer for "Shine on me" seems very warm and positive to me. So I'll start with this one. The trailer for "Love ambition" gives off more cold/cool and dramatic vibes, so I'll give it a try later. Thanks for sharing!
3) Online Cinderella (virtual romance transitioning into real life, remake of Chinese drama, more stylish and romantic than original, yet with less CGI) https://kisskh.at/683963-cinderella-is-online
I appreciate the fact that jdramas develop mutual liking in deep and meaningful yet very subtle way. I'm not a fan of CEO all of sudden falls hard for an ordinary girl type of romance. Also I wouldn't consider a drama a romcom, if romance is just a bonus to detective, time-traveling, body-swapping, slice of life, social drama and so on. Soapy and draggy plots aren't my cup of tea either.
I tried really hard to find any Chinese or Korean modern rom-com that fits my criteria. Yet in vain. Would you mind giving me recommendations, please? I'm particularly interested in cdramas. I remember only Mr Insomnia, that was fun in the beginning, but it lost its comic steam way too fast for my liking.
Thank you for subbing this. It's really fresh and exciting show. I particularly liked the augmented reality effect with animals. It's the first time I see it in jdrama. The ML is absolutely fascinating and Aria-san is unusually bold and straightforward for a jdramaland female. I'm looking forward to the rest of the show. Please post links for the next episodes here, as I don't have direct access to bitchute, so I have to extract the link to video storage in order to watch it, as well as other member Kevin Durnan (see our conversation in the comments section below).
The guys who need to build themselves up aren't that bad actually. There's a cute short drama about a loser and cool girl, which tackles the issue of ML's self re-building quite gracefully. I highly recommend it to you. It's subbed by the same Irozuku. Saishuu Ressha de Hajimaru Koi/Love that begins on the last train
I am sad i cannot watch any of your sub tv over i am from the uk
Direct link doesn't work for me either. I extracted a storage link from the one provided by our dear Subber-san. Check out Episode 1. https://seed163.bitchute.com/qc6oYDwWDBMz/407nHaztq4x8.mp4 If this link doesn't work for you, there's one more solution in place. Let me know.
That's why I initially requested preferably cdrama recommendations. Interestingly, I always watch jdramas thoroughly, if I haven't dropped them after ep. 1, because jdramas stay true to genre, so I'm totally at ease watching them and enjoying their integrity. Yet I understand that kdramas' fans prefer excitement and unpredictability, that the multi-genre dramas deliver. Luckily there's a good drama for everyone.
https://kisskh.at/2905-kingyo-club
1) Kikazaru Koi (opposites attract type of story, slow and steady burn romance, hot ML and super stylish and very pretty FL)
https://kisskh.at/689083-kikazaru-koi-niha-riyuu-ga-atte
2) Kahogona Wakadanna-sama (childhood friends turn into lovers, set in stunning interiors and landscapes of traditional Japanese hotel - ryoukan)
https://kisskh.at/768847-kahogona-wakadanna-sama-no-amayakashi-kon
3) Online Cinderella (virtual romance transitioning into real life, remake of Chinese drama, more stylish and romantic than original, yet with less CGI)
https://kisskh.at/683963-cinderella-is-online
I appreciate the fact that jdramas develop mutual liking in deep and meaningful yet very subtle way. I'm not a fan of CEO all of sudden falls hard for an ordinary girl type of romance. Also I wouldn't consider a drama a romcom, if romance is just a bonus to detective, time-traveling, body-swapping, slice of life, social drama and so on. Soapy and draggy plots aren't my cup of tea either.
I tried really hard to find any Chinese or Korean modern rom-com that fits my criteria. Yet in vain. Would you mind giving me recommendations, please? I'm particularly interested in cdramas. I remember only Mr Insomnia, that was fun in the beginning, but it lost its comic steam way too fast for my liking.
Saishuu Ressha de Hajimaru Koi/Love that begins on the last train
https://kisskh.at/745487-saishu-resha-de-hajimaru-koi
https://irozuku.org/fansub/tag/saishuu-ressha-de-hajimaru-koi/
If this link doesn't work for you, there's one more solution in place. Let me know.