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.

Romance is a Bonus Book [Drama Review]

“Even though they don’t sell well, some books are worth sharing with the world. Even if many readers don’t read them, they’ll be a treasure for those who do.” – Cha Eun Ho (Romance is a Bonus Book)

The Secret Life Of My Secretary [Dropped]

A big fanbase that I follow on twitter hyped TSLOMS so much and because we pretty much share the same opinion on many dramas previously I trusted her words and picked this up. Unlike her that highly enjoys this drama, TSLOMS actually bores me to death.

Perfume [Dropped]

We all asked for Shin Sung Rok to be in a romcom! Drama Gods really listened to our prayers and now we have SSR in a romcom! Just like you, I was excited for Perfume because finally we have SSR in a romcom he’s only doing cold hearted, evil characters so this is new and fresh for him. So I watched the first 2 episodes and I dropped it right away. I just had to…

Special Labor Inspector, Mr. Jo [Drama Review]

“You won’t win just because you have money. But if you do not have money, you’ll lose. No matter what.” Woo Do Ha

Her Private Life [Drama Review]

“Fill your room with the things you love so you can live a happier life.” – Sung Deok Mi (Her Private Life)

Rather than Her Private Life, it should have been called “Their Private Lives”. Drama explored the life of Sung Deok Mi (played by Park Min Young) as an art curator and Ryan Gold (played by Kim Jae Wook)  as an art gallery director. They happened to work at the same art gallery and the first impression they had of each other was terrible. Little did they know, they were actually childhood bestfriend! After many years passed, finally the secrets about their lives were revealed one by one. And that’s what I meant by the title should have been Their Private Lives.

Hundred Days My Prince (Review)

HUNDRED DAYS MY PRINCE [REVIEW]

What a sweet piece of work! Up to this day I still adore Hundred Days My Price (read: Drama) so much. Drama is such a fun ride from start to finish. I was happy when the characters were happy. I was torn to pieces when they were sad. I didn’t expect anything from Drama at first, honestly. I thought it’d be another rom-com drama set in Joseon era but I was wrong! Drama is indeed a rom-com, but has other elements that make Drama, as a whole, such an enjoyment.