OMG i love this list!! seeing how Dinner Mate (which i absolutely loved btw) is here, i know that all other picks…
I was a bit worried to add "Dinner Mate“ given some of it‘s critical reviews but I‘m glad to know that someone else enjoyed it too :D ~ hope you‘ll like the other dramas too <3
Both Dinner Mate & Soul Mechanic have romance although I wouldn’t recommend them as "great“ love stories :) I found the therapy aspect to be the most appealing.
Lovely article and I think Bio Homme could teach me something regarding my lack of a green thumb as well. xDI…
Ah the screenshots! I have lots of them too ~ but I totally feel you. I have a soft spot for DIY dramas or anything in dramas that could be useful to me in real life. Do you ever go back and look at the screenshots? I have yet to master that skill ^^
This made me think of the movie Shoot me in the Heart, which dealt with trauma, family issues, guilt, and loss…
The title is certainly already intriguing. Psych ward movies tend to bei either very tragic or surprisingly heartwarming. What impression did you get from the movie? :)
The bunny that was tossing and turning as it was held up by it‘s ears. + the scene when the princess first arrived and they turned around the carriage 180 degrees, making the horse trip over and over again while pulling at the reins so strong that it had its mouth open the entire time and held its neck against so it wouldn’t snap. Horse scenes in cdramas are almost always cruel but this one takes second place, next the "stunt" of WRTW
It’s 2023. how come cdramas still don’t know how to care for animals?! The animal cruelty in this drama is displayed so blatantly it makes me wanna 😑 😭 🤮
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Do you have a favorite healing drama? ~ I’m always on the lookout for the next drama therapy session :D
Do you ever go back and look at the screenshots? I have yet to master that skill ^^
I‘ll have to check the drama out now that I know it :D
Chocolate was very touching - and had good food ~
Especially the dog part & coma.
+ the scene when the princess first arrived and they turned around the carriage 180 degrees, making the horse trip over and over again while pulling at the reins so strong that it had its mouth open the entire time and held its neck against so it wouldn’t snap.
Horse scenes in cdramas are almost always cruel but this one takes second place, next the "stunt" of WRTW
The animal cruelty in this drama is displayed so blatantly it makes me wanna 😑 😭 🤮