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Khemjira
1 people found this review helpful
Oct 25, 2025
12 of 12 episodes seen
Completed 0
Overall 10
Story 10
Acting/Cast 10
Music 10
Rewatch Value 10

BOUND BY FATE, KEPT BY LOVE, STRENGTHENED BY NEVER GIVNG UP

When a brilliant story, top-tier production, and ridiculously talented actors collide, magic happens — and that magic is Khemjira. This series isn’t just a show; it’s a full-blown emotional roller coaster that grabs you from episode one and refuses to let go. Heartbreak, joy, tension, and laughter — it’s all here, perfectly balanced.
At its core, Khemjira reminds us of something simple yet powerful: sometimes forgiveness and love are all we need to move forward and leave the past behind. And trust me, it delivers that lesson with style.
I won’t spoil the story — that’s part of the charm. Just know this: if you decide to jump on this journey, buckle up, because it will stick with you long after the credits roll. Every episode is a gem, from the very first frame to the breathtaking finale.
The actors? Stellar. The music? On point. The CGI? Surprisingly impressive — yes, even in a drama! Every element feels polished and intentional, like someone sprinkled a little extra magic dust over the whole production.
Honestly, it’s a 10/10 across the board. And I, for one, am already counting down the days until these talented folks gift us another masterpiece.

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True Beauty
1 people found this review helpful
Feb 12, 2021
16 of 16 episodes seen
Completed 0
Overall 9.0
Story 9.0
Acting/Cast 10
Music 9.0
Rewatch Value 9.0
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STR8 TO THE POINT!

1. Lim Joo Gyung- learned how to love herself, how to be more confident, how to overcome her bad memories, and found a boyfriend and a future husband that loves her for who she truly is.
2. Lee Su Ho- even though he grew up without a mom and his dad not being around him all the time because of his career, he still grew up with a heart full of love and warmth. He has so much love and understanding for Joo Gyung. Honestly, he is just amazing.
3. Han Seo Jun- such a sweet person in general. He is rocking that bad boy image, but he is so soft. A person with understanding and someone that will always be right by your side. We all need one Seo Jun in our lives.
4. King Soo Jin- Was living under so much pressure from her dad that she kinda lost her way of living. Happy to see her finally free and be the person she needs to be.

The support characters were amazing, from the family to the school friends. I'm honestly happy that this ended the way it should end. ( For those who wished that Gyung and Seo Jun should've ended up together, y'all wrong. Even if they did, she wouldn't love him as much as she loved Su Ho. That relationship would've ended pretty soon.)
Gyung and Su Ho complement each other and they fill up their gaps.

Moral of the story: Love yourself first before you can love someone else.

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Dropped 5/12
Navillera
6 people found this review helpful
Apr 13, 2021
5 of 12 episodes seen
Dropped 6
Overall 1.0
Story 1.0
Acting/Cast 1.0
Music 1.0
Rewatch Value 1.0

Average K-Drama with predictable plot

I was so happy to see Song Kang play in another drama after LA2,because that one was a tragedy.
He was the only reason why I started watching this drama in first place. After watching couple of episodes, I lost my interest completely.

The story was intriguing at first, and then it became boring. Way too predictable, we have the typical k-drama story which has been already done before, and we are basically walking in circles.

You can wait and see if the old man(which is basically the highlight of this show, but sometimes is annoying) with no prior experience will end up living his dream, watching the young ballet dancer losing his hope and spark for ballet and dealing with family problems, and then finally understand that he needs to do it just to prove himself that he was born to do this, and then fall in love with the old guy's granddaughter while she struggles to find a job while she's coming from a rich family.
It's blah-blah-blah. You need to watch only the first few episodes and you can guess how it's going to end.

Some might find it amazing, incredible and inspiring, but at the same time it's boring, long, nothing exciting and a plot we've seen many times before, just modernized a bit.
I was really hoping that I'll enjoy another good drama with him, but this was a little disappointing.

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Dropped 3/12
Dear Doctor, I'm Coming for Soul
6 people found this review helpful
Jun 5, 2022
3 of 12 episodes seen
Dropped 0
Overall 1.5
Story 3.5
Acting/Cast 1.0
Music 3.0
Rewatch Value 1.0

"DOOM AT YOUR SERVICE" FROM ALIEXPRESS

I was so hyped for this drama, since it has an interesting story and not so done topic into the BL world. Let me tell you and I will keep this short:
There is no point of watching this. The acting is bad, awkward, zero chemystry between the leads, plus the annoyingness of the main lead is beyond me. The writing is extremly bad and I will never understand why a company would put out such a mess of a drama. The development is zero to none. Production is weak, music is nothing special.
Take my advice and dont waste you time on a such weak drama.
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