Hospital Playlist Review: My Fav Youtubers

I’ve been meaning to write a review of Hospital Playlist (HP) but I just don’t think I can. There’s nothing to write about! HP is more like a medical drama. It tells about the doctors, the nurses, their friendship, their struggles and basically a slide-of-life drama. There’s no concrete plot and that’s exactly the charm of HP! And because HP focused more on the medic side and I’m not a doctor nor a nurse I have 0 knowledge in this field so I’m not qualified enough to talk about it.

Big Issue [Review]

“All you can rely on is your will and determination” – Ji Soo Hyun

Mystic Pop-up Bar [Review]

“Swords and guns are not the only weapon that can kill. It was your tongue that killed her.” – Weol Ju

Find me in your Memory [Short Review]

“The law of time is fixed. Time only moves forward and you can never rewind it.” – Lee Jung Hoon

Crash Landing on You (Review)

Crash Landing On You (CLOY) was one pretty drama to watch with pretty casts, pretty sceneries, pretty OST. CLOY had the prettiest elements in kdramaland except…. Strong plot.

Dinner Mate (Dropped)

I actually only have 3 episodes left from finishing this drama, Dinner Mate, but I just don’t want to spend 3 more hours watching something that doesn’t give me joy.

Be Melodramatic/Melo is my Nature (Review)

My journey as a kdrama fan is one long journey. I gravitated towards heavy dramas several years back maybe because I just grew up and was curious about many things. Kdrama on the other hands, helped to introduced me to those things I was curious about. Kdramas which are thriller, procedural, crime – those type of genres, require you to think and remember many little details. That’s what made me first fell in love with these genres. Until this day, I still highly enjoy those genres and prioritize them on my to-watch list.

As I get older I appreciate slice of life dramas more because they’re realistic and sometimes console me. Well, as I get older I’ve got to experience new things. I keep only the good memories. When I’m not at my best condition (emotionally or physically) I reminisce those good memories to pick myself up again. South Korea’s slice-of-life dramas are packaged in the most humble way that when the drama has a similar vibe/activity/moments with what I myself have experienced before, can’t help but recalling my very own memories of it.

Leverage [review]

A rather light drama in this genre. The last drama that shared the same genre with Leverage that I watched was The Player (OCN, 2018) which I didn’t enjoy 100%. That’s why when I went into Leverage I had very low expectation. I had a feeling Leverage would let me down somehow but oh boy I was wrong. Leverage turned out to be a great drama. I finished watching it and found myself wanting for more.

VIP [REVIEW]

Why in the world are there so many dramas about affairs being produced since last least? I feel like more and more dramas in this genre are being released each year. I just hope writers and producer won’t beautify affairs. Really, don’t cheat on your partner guys!

I didn’t know VIP storyline when I got into it. Typical me, I don’t read the synopsis when starting a drama. I just go with the casts, writers and public opinion. I thought VIP was about the top 1% population’s lifestyle and all and not a freaking affair drama LOL.

The Player [Drama Review]

I had doubts before picking this drama up but glad I gave it a shot. For me, The Player, was a nice drama to kill time with engaging script and good execution. The Player certainly had its weak points, it’s unavoidable in this kdramaland but as a whole The Player was enjoyable.