Yet another drama with the Hwaseong murders portrayed in a fictional world - does it differentiate itself from the other 10 dramas and a famous film? Or is it just another way to get everyone's attention and be about nothing?

This is just one of those dramas where performance is great, but you end up wanting more from the story. For example, they could have used Kim Jae Uck more...

It has a good story and amazing actors, but would it have all the support from the people?

Yeo Eui Ju is an ordinary high school student who is average in every way and tries to keep a low profile at school. But at night, she secretly becomes a writer, posting BL novels online. Despite her enthusiasm, her work barely gets any views. However, her life as a writer takes an unexpected turn when four handsome new teachers arrive at her school.

Here are two individuals who are unable to move forward due to their past and fear of the future. Despite their different backgrounds, they find solace diving into the ocean.

Some people would describe this drama as an "underrated gem"; some would say this was an absolute bullshit drama... And I'm questioning what the point of it all was.

It has been a long journey with Yumi and her cells, but we finally came to an end.

Taking yourself too seriously, not knowing what you want to portray, and all that, with badly filmed scenes, added up to become one of the worst dramas, after so much anticipation.

I usually write reviews in a monthly post of what I have watched, but I think it's time to put more focus on one specific drama. I'll try to go more in-depth about the director and screenwriter, the plot of the drama and some other things.

It feels like this month has been going forever. Imagine my surprise that I finished watching "The Art of Sarah" this month, and not two months...

February was the month when I finished a lot of dramas, so March feels a bit empty... It wasn't a month for watching good dramas, though.

It's a bit late: "The Manipulated" already aired and is finished, and "Fabricated City" has been out since 2017. But if you still haven't seen the film or the drama, here's my two cents:

As you can see, February was quite a productive month for me drama-wise, even though I still can't catch up with the airing dramas. Maybe someday!

We're almost at spring, which means I want more dramas with romance rather than something heavy. Let's see if we'll get something similar to the warm spring, or maybe we will have to wait a bit more!

To celebrate Valentine's Day, it's time to talk about the best couples, best kisses, and more! Of course, I'll focus on couples from 2025.

The last month of winter promises a lot of mystery and crime genre dramas; are you ready to be thrilled?

It's a nice way to remember which characters were my favourite, which I would hate to have any romantic relationships with, etc.

So I just wanted to share what kind of dramas we might have next year, what is happening with the blogs going forward and more!

If you watch a lot of Korean dramas, you might already know that Koreans don't celebrate Christmas with family, giving gifts to others. More often, it will be a celebration with a partner or friends.

I can't say this was a good month for me, K-drama-wise. I have finished my fillers, but there is one drama that really stood out for me.