There will always be "Korean-like" dramas still being produced, just now there's more options and variety. I don't care for the action/thriller Netflix KDramas like Sweet Home or Kingdom but I'm very happy to legally stream my romcoms with good quality. It's important to not stay stuck in a box of the past and if something is not for you, keep it pushing
Great list! I suggest 1. When We Were Young (2018) for slice of life, similar to Reply 1988 2. Wait, My Youth (2019) for music and love story like Dream High 3. PYHOMS w same author of the Love Equations and ALSB
J-dramas/movies are less accessible than K or C counterparts, I think that's why there's little viewers. My favorite movie is Rainbow Song, and I'm also convinced the Japanese do "quiet, slow burn love" the best https://kisskh.at/696-rainbow-song
would've been great if the ML's adult older brother didn't become a love interest to the underage FL??? and he used to date her dead older sister??? like what
i dropped this years ago bc of that plotline and finally finished it this year for completion and im still disgusted. idk how the predatory part of this story is never brought up by viewers am i just tripping
"I'm becoming a misogynist now because of you." LMFAOOO IM SCREAMINGGG I've never LOL'ed this much at a line, the abrupt delivery was great. It's really bingeworthy
1. When We Were Young (2018) for slice of life, similar to Reply 1988
2. Wait, My Youth (2019) for music and love story like Dream High
3. PYHOMS w same author of the Love Equations and ALSB
https://kisskh.at/696-rainbow-song
i dropped this years ago bc of that plotline and finally finished it this year for completion and im still disgusted. idk how the predatory part of this story is never brought up by viewers am i just tripping
1. When We Were Young
2. Reply 1988
3. My Youth