Haitakaz

It's now confirmed, they've even confirmed it in the Swedish media

I know that, I just count short dramas differently. I created this list for myself because of my preferences when it comes to the length of dramas. Everything is in the description of how I see it.

No problem!
I can't give you an answer of that, as you can see I haven't watched any of these kdramas/there's no ratings from me, it says "0% Watched" on this list for me. So hopefully someone else can help you.

Ah I see, thanks! I'll add that information when I've time to update this list

Thanks, but that one is already in the list :)

Hi! Sure, I even forgot that I had this list ^^'

It says extra scenes in the synopsis

That's the drama, not the movie

Thanks, but it's already in this list. I can understand it can be easy to miss as the list is kinda long :)

Ah, I've so far not found a kdrama that isn't predictable

I'm glad that I watched it considered the ratings, it's such an underrated kdrama, I'll give it 7.5/10. Sadly, we will not get a season 2 because it was a big flop in Korea (nearly a 0 in viewership rating), so we'll never get the answers on some questions that they left out.

It's a cliffhanger because there's another sinkhole, and this time in Seoul where both main leads are going to (she's from there and he got a job there)

Isn't almost every kdrama predictable, or is it just me? I enjoyed watching this one anyway

I've never disliked a female lead so much as this one. She's an immature, selfish and impulsive character who doesn't care about that she hurts others as long as she can be happy.

I see that as people have it hard to fully accept something that is changing, which can sometimes end up being disrespectful even if the intention wasn't that. I don't think it has to do just because thst character is a transperson because her friend/the first male lead has already accepted her a long time ago, otherwise he wouldn't be around her. He doesn't show that he's ashamed of her, it just takes time for him to say her new name right. I can relate to that because I'm still struggling to say my uncle's first name right, I often say his old name and it's no intention to be mean towards him - he isn't a transperson, he has only changed hist first- and last name.

I started to watch it because it sounded funny, but instead of laughing a lot, I ended up crying to almost every ep. This one hit too close to home when it comes to mental illness because I can relate so much to his character as I'm dealing with similar thoughts. He was so great at showing it with both words/thoughts and body language. Also those panic attacks felt so real, probably because I could compare it to how I normally react when I'm dealing with a panic attack. I also like that they brought up CBT, not so many people know what that is and maybe never heard about it before. As I've tried CBT, I could relate to that part too.

I watched it when it was new, but I dont understand the hype of it. I think it was good, but not that good.

I haven't watched this version yet, only the theatrical version, but as it's almost the same thing - I think it's worth watching, but it's not the best one out there. Just watch it if you've nothing else to watch, it's a short kdrama anyway.

It's released, but seems to be no eng subs for this version

I still want to watch this one, three of my favorite actors have the main leads...