damsel in a dress

Thanks!

thanks for the update. Some really good j dramas received deserved credit there :D
btw, what is the drama called in the top right corner of the title/ header picture?

And just because Jung Il Wu does some decent kissing.
Really, what is it with Koreans and toilet fixations? Why are people constantly being filmed on the toilet. Why is constipation a major factor in this drama?
Why is Cha Chung Ah's character so inconsistent and annoying?
But the music was not too bad.

to lazy to do a review just now: I'll give it a six (just).

Is it me or were ep 14&15; a bit on the weak side?

Okay this is it. I am dropping it. Asian dramas tend to portray fragile and naive woman, but this is too much. She behaves like a 6 year old.

'"sweet candy" Kang' is the best nickname I've ever heard in a drama! :D

Irgh. the prospect alone gives me goosebumps. This is plain wrong

Okay, it's official. This was the first time ever I cried when watching an asian drama.
Directors are probably going to queue for miles to get Kim Jae Wook as a male lead now.
I hope he gets a more optimistic role role next time, and I'll def watch him again! He was my favourite character in this.

Honestly,I think they generally overdo it with the recaps. But appears to be a vital part of asian dramas. Seems like the director won't accredit their audience with short term memory...

May I just say, that I love Park Shi Hoo as the silent, angry, heartless assassin-type?
This is also my favourite role description of all time.

Can we have more of the 'if he/she was a song' stuff?
I'd write it myself but am too busy now. The one for Master's sun, just convinced me to watch the creepy drama (usually not my style at all)

Well, I DO feel that LMH's shirt is the universal, internationally recognised association-shirt of boys in High school (when not wearing uniform.) :D

I am not a fan of Park Shi Hoo so I avoided this drama for quite some time. But now I've started it and although I still don't like him much, the romance is worth watching. I find the historical part not as well done as in other dramas. The intrigue feels artificial, the actors are not cunning.

He looks so different with full hair in the final episode XD *totally caught me off guard*
The haircut makes them look so fierce!
He could never pull off the emperor with that shock of cute hair ;)

Thanks for the friend req :)

thanks for the friend req!
I've seen from your list that you like romcoms and are a friend of MGG. Then maybe you want to check out Arang (though I don't know whether you will like the historical component, that's not everybody's cup of tea). Or Skip beat! The latter is a typical romcom. Very nicely done (a little like You're beautiful maybe, just without the gender bender) :D

Howl's Moving Castle is based on a novel by Dianna Wynne Jones and although the artwork by Hayao miyasaki is stunning the storyline is much better developed in the novel. So if they stuck with the novel plot you could make a very good romcom from it!

If someone made Escaflown into a drama maybe they would finally incorporate every fangirls secret dream and change the ending! T_T But you would probably need an bottomless budget to make a decent flying fortress- so maybe just don't

will you please mark things like that as spoilers. Because I did not know about the ending. thankyouverymuch :(

I've actually seen quite a lot of his works and I think he is very talented. He's multifaceted and can portray many different personalities and emotions.
I think I liked him best in Arang (but that may just be, because I also enjoyed the drama a lot as a whole).
I did not finish Iljimae (it wasn't that appealing and too slow paced for me), but he did some good acting in it.
The King and the Clown was a brilliant work and I admire him for playing a role like that.