What’s Dear kfangurl?
A fairly new addition to the site, Dear kfangurl is an agony unni sort of thing, just specifically geared towards drama and fangirling.
I may not have all the answers you’re looking for, but I can certainly listen. And of course, share my own experiences and perspectives as well. Much like a friend might listen and share and chat with you over tea. 🙂
Index of posts:
Dear kfangurl:
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Is it normal to have a heart attack when you learn Oppa is gay AND dating?
- Is it wrong to ship myself with Oppa?
…And more to come, as more questions come in!
Dya have a question?
Send me your question in the way that you feel most comfortable.
You can either:
- Drop me a comment, or
- Send me an email at kfangurl@thefangirlverdict.com.
Look forward to hearin’ from ya!
Smooches.
~kfangurl
Dear KFanG,
Finished watching “Backstreet Rookie” on Dramacool.
Highly recommend. I will take a bet that it’s right up your alley ;-p
I two day bingewatch .. count get off the couch ..
ESP recommended for all Wookie-lovers ..
THAT GUY’s acting chops have gotten so so so sharp .. and who knew that he could do comedic roles to such perfection .. polar opposite from Healer-ya’s .. all the more kudos ..
He’s sticking to his word (post K2 interview) that he’ll avoid Action Roles.
Awww!
(Wookie don’t do that!! The K2 Wookie look and act was steamy hot phenomenal .. tho’ the show – sniff – was a total dud. So wasn’t surprised that it made him swear off action drama after all that hard work froze over)
Y’know, I gotta be honest, I don’t think I’ll like Backstreet Rookie, unfortunately. 😛 I took a look at some snippets, and it just didn’t grab me. I also think Show’s sense of humor would be a problem for me. So, to preserve my Wookie affection, I’m giving it a pass. 😆
😀
I hear you on the humour.
There was some very OTT humour which was also dragged out and in repeat mode – which made me cringe and ffwd a lot.
Esp the second lead portions.
Even sections in the Rookie’s family dynamics which was supposed to be funny wasn’t at all.
I skipped through a lot of it or simply adjusted my lens to see it as a severely dysfunctional family.. Pitiful.. But it was balanced by some heartfelt moments and coming to terms with “we are broken but this is as good as it gets” kind and of poignancy.
The OTP was just so adorable it pulled me through.
And it always intrigues me when one lead is deeply invested in an existing relationship…and it’s full of bated breath waiting to see when the other shoe will drop.. When ans how will the focus shift etc.
Plus I read that the show got into a lot of controversy too.
I wrote somewhere in a comment about that.
If I find it hope it’s OK to share here.. For other commenter to share their opinions.
:))
Backstreet Rookie suffered from the same issue I had with Melting Me Softly. In MMS, it’s obvious he won’t stay with his previous girlfriend because she’s aged and he hasn’t but they never had him deal with it emotionally (for us to see) and now he’s suddenly with his new girlfriend. Likewise, in Backstreet, I felt he broke up with his girlfriend and SNAP stated liking Saet-byl. Why? (Besides the obvious that she’s gorgeous and into him. But that never tempted him or swayed him before.) Those links in the steps in the relationships are important for me to see to get on board an OTP.
That said, I was still glad to see JCW on my screen again and Backstreet was waaay better than Melting, which had ridiculous leaps in logic.
Yes feel free to share. I’m sure it would help other readers, or at least provide a platform for conversation. 🙂
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Dear Fangirl ..
In the Drama Review Index you have created I find that the alphabet E has no entry ..
I’d gone looking for one of your detailed breakdown style review for Empress Ki.
🙁
This show was scrolling on Netflix for a long time but I’d whip past it ..
AND THEN I watched Healer (since it was highly rated by you) ..
It was my first Ji Chang Wook drama .. He struck like a magnet dart .. Right then I knew I was going to rummage through everything else he’s done.
Empress Ki?? I was shocked that he was in it. (Healer certainly was a world apart from a saeguk).
But 51 episodes???
The prospect of 51 hours with a JCW show – its seriously high ratings – pushed me headlong into it.
First episode, first scene onwards I was embedded firmly into the show.
Unforgettable!
Been loop playing the OST since 😀
cheers
Hi there Bosuji, thanks for suggestion on Empress Ki.. I know it’s a much loved show, but I haven’t found myself in the mood to give a second try. The first time I tried it, I think I wasn’t in the mood for it, and I didn’t get past E1. 😛 It doesn’t help that I’m not a huge fan of Ha Ji Won’s. 😅 Maybe someday I’ll give it another try.
;-p
I wasn’t into Ha Ji Won either .. I first saw her in Secret Garden ..
Not the conventional “picture perfect face” .. the fall in flutters at first sight kind of physicality.
I’ll admit I am so often shallow enough to skip promising shows because the still images of OTP wasn’t attractive enough ;-p
Hyun Bin’s chiseled, all planes and angles jaw and cheekbone days from some 13 years ago helped block out Ha Ji Min negating effect
;-p
I hooked by Binnie’s ‘arrogant nasty act’ played with such sexy panache that you’d want to pin his ams down, wrist-grab and whisk him around to whack him!!
(Surprised that the scriptwriter – director didn’t put it in the show – especially since Ha Ji Won is a stuntwoman, they leave it as mild kicks in the shin – CUMMON!!).
BUT Ha Ji Won goes fluid and she snuck into the role filling it out and I ended up costing up to her.
(I now find her to be a talented actress – put her at the same level as Han Ji Min / Song Hye Kyo / Son Ye Jin / Kim Go Eun / Yoon Eun Hye)
Her weepy, sad eye situations don’t make me cringe – which gets sooo uncomfy “Melo” in many otherwise well acted roles by top actresses.
So I expected that Ha ji Won fluidity would bring her alive in Empress Ki too.
I found her her average looks which is fluid enough to move in the wide spectrum from down-to-earth to gobsmacking stunning fitted the role to a T.
So her character’s arc in the Empress Ki achieved the solidity it required, which I cannot quite imagine another actress filling in.
Anyway it’s of course the eye of the beholder ;-p
I hope you’ll watch it someday and do a stunning review as you always too.
I’ll be back to chat on it ;-p
cheers
Considering I started watching for the two male leads, I have to say Ha Ji won (and the writers) gave the character the strength that it would’ve taken for the real Empress Ki to survived in a foreign court where Korean girls were, I hate to say it, treated as “Comfort Women” the same as their descendants would be six centuries later. HJW’s Empress Ki had a spine of steel and a will of granite. I thought it was a great tribute to the historical person.
Dear Kfangurl, how do I delete a comment I’ve posted twice??? Done it a few times.
Thanx.
Carulhein
Unfortunately there’s no delete function on this blog layout, but I saw the duplicate comment on the dance moves, and will delete the duplicate for you. 🙂
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I watched SnowQueen – on Dramacool website .. I wish Netflix would get it :-I
I am a recent inductee into the Kdrama Universe – Beginning in June 2020 .. My Anti-Covid Stress busting drug of choice .. and ever since watching Hyun Bin in CLOY .. Have been running through his entire oeuvre!
Dramas .. films .. YouTube videos of him in interviews and singing – BTW does that guy not dance ?! Sigh!
Came to look here for your review of SnowQueen. Two time watch with a toilet roll in hand ..
I hope you will watch :~>
Here’s me looking out for it
cheers and stay safe
Gosh, I’ve had Snow Queen on my watch list for years now, but haven’t gotten to it, because there’s always something newer and shinier that I want to check out. 😛 Thanks for reminding me of it!
☺️
In another post I have also recommended Empress Ki – was looking for your standard detailed review, even though in a post you mentioned that “melodrama” isn’t quite something you like to sit through…
Empress Ki I thought was a classic.. With two of my fave actors JCW and HJW as one of the OTPs.
I guess when I saw the excellent JCW special you wrote (Healer was love at first sight with JCW) made me think Empress Ki would be on the watched list My main reason to jump into its 52 episode deep waters.
On Sat, 15 Aug 2020 at 12:34 PM, The Fangirl Verdict wrote:
> > > > > kfangurl commented: “Gosh, I’ve had Snow Queen on my watch list for years > now, but haven’t gotten to it, because there’s always something newer and > shinier that I want to check out. 😛 Thanks for reminding me of it!” > > > >
Hi, yes, I saw your comment on Empress Ki (and recently replied to it – sorry for being late!).. I did try Empress Ki, but only for about an ep. I think I wasn’t in the mood for it, and also, I have to confess that I’m quite meh towards Ha Ji Won as an actress (so far), which didn’t help. I’ve heard lots of positive sentiment for it though, so maybe one day? 😛😅
Hello KFG! I come here often to see which kdramas are worth watching. We may have similar tastes as I find some of the dramas you graded A really worth the watch. I love WFKBJ, Reply 1988, Misaeng, Prison Playbook, etc. I recently watched Live, and I loved it. Although you haven’t reviewed it yet, maybe you can help me find something that is close to it. If you can recommend a kdrama which centers on friendship, which is fast-paced, somewhat realistic, mature, and deals with everyday human struggle, I would really appreciate it. Thank you!
Hi there, I’m sorry for this late reply; I wonder if you’ve watched My Mister? It’s not fast-paced, but it checks your other boxes and I thought it was amazing. Another one you might to consider is Itaewon Class. I hope that helps! 🙂
Dear Kfangurl, Are supporting actors too funny to ever cast as leads? I keep waiting for my favorites – Park Jin-Joo, Kim Seul gi and my all time favorite, Kim Sung oh to be part of an OTP or at least a single lead in their own dramas. I’ve seen all of them give snippets of really moving scenes so their acting talent is not in question. What gives?
Ooh, thanks for the question, Beez! Phl also asked a question related to supporting actors, so I feel like both your questions would combine really nicely for a post! 😀 It’s on the list – after I get a couple of reviews out! 🙂
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Dear KFG,
I totally agree with your insights as to why “we” like watching kdramas. To add i like watching kdramas more because it focuses on the story and yes you dont need to wait for another season to know the ending. I love how you give a full review and it really helps me on what to watch next. The most we have the same taste… though i like Heirs .. that is where i discovered Lee Min Ho and cried with him too hehehe. Anyway continue to provide full reviews.. i am a fan…
Okay, this is truly a random question/comment… but it’s one that suddenly occurred to me in the middle of an episode in a drama (A Korean Odyssey), and other than Reddit I didn’t know if there was any where else I could ask this question other than here —so here I go…
Have you/anyone else ever noticed how the male lead in a lot of these new Kdrama (the Netflix ones) progressively dress in a more professional manner as the show progresses? I was sitting there watching my fine Monkey King in A Korean Odyssey, and I was suddenly like, “Omg. What happened to his ridiculous furry coats, his punker jackets, bad-ass baggy pants and his sensible action-hero vans?!?” Now he just looks like… every… other… male lead in… every Kdrama there ever was. “Polished. Professional. Cool. Snoozeville.” I loved his punker/anime inspired esthetic. His wardrobe added that extra panache to his character. It kinda felt like a return to the golden age of the 2010 Kdramas with the whole “bad-boy” vibes he was giving off. I half expected him to have a ring in one ear. 😂 Which would have been very, Time Between Dog and Wolf. But I digress… back to my totally random question of why is there currently a trend in Kdrama of making the male lead more sophisticated as the story progresses? I’ve noticed this trend in Crash Landing on You, Itaewon Class and a few other newer ones.
Hi Naomi!! Thanks for your question! Let me work on a reply, and hopefully we can shed some light on this phenomenon! 😉
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Hey KFG♥️
Whenever I talk about kdramas with people who don’t watch them,they’re always like ‘why kdramas specifically?’which I’ve never been able to answer that well,I’ve never really looked that deep into it,I just say that ‘I enjoy them more’. So to phrase my question better ‘What makes kdramas more appealing than western dramas?’ I don’t know if a lot of people can relate to this but ever since I got into kdramas,I honestly can’t watch anything else,I still watch some western shows but it’s not the same,I’m not as drawn in. I know that everyone has got their different reasons for why they prefer/enjoy kdramas but I would really like to hear your take on it,maybe I might able to understand more about why I do as well.
Hey liability! <3 I've put up an answer to your question, I hope you enjoy! 😀 You can check it out here.
Thanks so much for replying to query/question!Sorry it took so long for me to notice.
So my question is: Is it just me or is it really hard to find likable leads these days in dramas? I mean most female leads these days annoy me compared to older dramas. But also male leads are just sometimes you know …. facepalm material.
Is that me or is there actually something changing in dramas? Back in the day I liked 9/10 of the dramas (and their leads) that I watched but now it is more like 3-4/10…
Am I getting old? 😀
Hey Larius, thanks for your question! I’ll need to think about this one.. hopefully I’ll be able to come up with something! 🙂
You don’t have to write an article or a doctorial essay ^^ Just keep it simple 🙂
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Dear kfangurl, I know this is mostly a blog about kdramas, but please do a post on recommended Chinese dramas! I actually found your blog after watching (the terrible) Well-Intended Love, and then read through your posts on NIF and NIF2 (my two *favorite* dramas of all time!). While I mostly watch kdramas, I’m always on the lookout for a good C-drama to brush up on my mandarin skills. Please share your top 10 (or 20!). Since you watch Kdramas and Cdramas, it would be nice to get your perspective. In general I only watch historical Cdramas (and find them more interesting and well-plotted than historical Kdramas) and vice versa for modern dramas (only watch modern Kdramas and find them SO much better than modern Cdramas). So I’d love to hear your perspective on Cdramas or maybe a comparison between Kdrama and Cdrama?? Thank you for considering!
Thanks for the question, Nao, I’ve added it to the question pile! 🙂 I don’t know if I’ve seen enough C-dramas that I love, but let me see what I can do! 🙂
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Dear Kfangurl,
I like reading your witty and thoughtful musings on dramas and their fans. I would like to read your take on one of the most popular drama tropes, the anti-hero (or heroine). I admit that I am fascinated with conflicted characters because I think that inside each of them is hidden the possibility for redemption. And redemption and character growth are the bread and butter of good storytelling. So if and when you are able, please share your insights about what makes a good anti-hero and why do the drama fans like them.
Sincerely,
Snow Flower
Hi Snow Flower, thanks for this very interesting question! I’ve started thinking of how to answer your question, and hope to post a reply in the not too distant future! 🙂 Stay tuned! ❤️😘
Hey my friend,
I hope you are safe and well with this virus going wild. It has been a long time no talk. Life has a way to make you focus on things. Sense we talked last I think haha I got divorced. Then met a wonderful lady from Cebu, PH. She was visiting her niece that was going to college at William and Mary. I was at the beach near the school and she stopped and asked how to get to this place to eat. That was the start of a yr long messenger everyday date haha. After yr I went there to meet the family and we got married. I sold my stuff there in the US and moved here. So kind of neighbors now haha. I lost your email and somehow started to get your reviews again. Glad to be able to touch base. How are things? Drop a email when you can. Will tell you more. Cheers my friend Russ
Russ! Wow, long time! 🙂 Glad to hear from you! 🙂 And wow, you’ve had A LOT going on, since we last chatted! Feels like I’m reading the summary of a drama, in a way! 😉 Glad to know that you’re happy and settled, and doing well in your new home. I’m basically the same, honestly. Not a lot to update, except that I’ve moved house since we last spoke. But unlike you, who moved countries, I only moved neighborhoods, HA. 😆😆 I will drop you an email, just so that you have my email addy again! 🙂
I loved the terrible OTP article especially becos you solved my secret garden dilemma…I saw it recently and just didn’t like it…and didn’t understand why you did.. thankfully our tastes mature like wine!!
Ahaha! Whoops! I’m sorry for perplexing you! 😅 I was very into SeGa when I watched back when it aired. I didn’t love the ending, but I ate up the rest of it with relish. And now.. I can’t bear to watch it at all! What a turnaround! 😝 Glad you enjoyed the post, and YAY that it helped clear up your dilemma! <3
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Dear kfangurl,
thank you very much for your answer to my previous question, the one about strong and nuanced women 😀
I already started watching “The Story of Minglan’ and I am loving it so much! (Btw it’s also one of my first C-dramas, so thank you for the new experience!)
This time too, I have a similar question about couples. I love romance and I’ll never have enough of it, but many times it seems to me that the characters end up together just because it’s a “plot requirement” and because we expect them to get together. So there may be no chemistry at all, or plot holes about their coming together, things can feel clichéd and may lack of depth.
I read your review of “Crash landing on you” and since you appreciated the OTP, I went to watch the show and yes! The OTP was marvellous! They were very believable and engaging. Thus I ask for your advice once again xD
Can you recommend me some dramas with believable couples and good chemistry?
Hi there Reka, thanks for your question! I’ve just posted my reply here, I hope you enjoy! <3
I know this maybe hard to answer and it isn’t too specific but “What is the most interesting subplot you have ever seen in a drama?” and/or “What is your worst unsolved subplot in a drama?” like did the writer forgot about this or the resolution was underwhelming.
I’ll be thanking you if you ever get to read this. And you should also take care amid this COVID-19 scare. I’m just here chilling with my dramas and anime.
Hi there Jae.. that’s an interesting question. I’m sure there are others that I’ve encountered, but for today, my answer is the female lead’s supposed bad luck in 2016’s Lucky Romance, which is a driving force that keeps her apart from her loved ones and the guy that she likes, for a very large chunk of the show. But, without explanation, that supposed bad luck is poofed away in the final episode, so that she can get a happy ending. That was bad. :/
Thanks for your well wishes, Jae, you take care too! 🙂
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Dear kfangurl,
I love you blog! Your reviews are very interesting!
I started watching kdramas last year, and haven’t stopped since xD
I was wondering, can you recommend me any kdramas with good, compiling, interesting female characters? Because I find this aspect kind of lacking D:
Hi there Reka, I’ve managed to post an answer to your question. You can find it here. Do also check out the comments coz everyone else has chimed in with suggestions that I either missed or didn’t know about. I hope you enjoy. 🙂
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Dear kfangurl, what makes a kdrama addicting enough that I want to rewatch at least 10 times?
I’m kinda in the middle of a tough transition period at the moment and I found myself going back to rewatching all my favourite dramas – Healer, My Love From Another Star, Because This Is My First Life, Fight For My Way and Suspicious Partner, but with the FF button when it came to the “evil chaebol” or “bad guy” bits. But when I decided to try a drama that I hadn’t watched but was on my list, I kept dropping them half way. What is it in the above dramas, which I believe you loved as well after reading your reviews (which were amazing btw), or any general drama that makes me come back to these again and again?
Thanks for your question! I will work on posting an answer, hopefully soonish! <3
As promised, I’ve attempted to answer your question, dear shorterthanparkboyoung – you can check out the post here. I hope you find it helpful! <3
Loved it so much kfangirl. I’ve left a very detailed comment on the actual post which will express my gratitude in much more detail.
Lots of love from this short girl!
Aw, lotsa love back atcha, m’dear! ❤
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Hi kfangirl it’s me again, I found that your last post reply to my question was very helpful and very well explained so thank you very much and I’m here with another question (sorry). Basically I was wondering why is it that so many dramas employ the same, sometimes very cringeworthy tropes (wrist grabs, accidental kisses, chaebol family drama etc) and viewers like me, who have seen them so many times before, still continue to lap them up? That was a very long winded question sorry, and adding to that why is it that writers continue to add in these tropes. I became interested in this when I began watching Crash Landing on You thanks to my undying Hyun Bin love ever since I watched secret garden. The show definitely has a lot of these tropes and yet I still continue to get sucked in. Am I the only one?
Hi there diti, thanks for your question! 🙂 I’ll have to think about it for a bit, but I hope to post my best attempt at a reply soonish, so do look out for it. 🙂
Hey diti, I’ve attempted to answer your question in a new Dear kfangurl post, you can check it out here. 🙂
Thanks kfrangurl! That was wayyy sooner than I expected and answered so well! 🙂 Absolutely loving your site and your work on it!
Aw thanks my dear, I’m so glad you liked it, and I’m happy to hear that you’re enjoying the rest of the site as well! <3
Dear Fangirl,
I love your reviews. They are well written, insightful and detailed.
Why do you prefer K dramas to C dramas?
Can you review more C dramas?
Hi there Oscar, thanks for enjoying the reviews! 😀 I guess I’ve reviewed fewer Cdramas coz those tend to be very long, while the kdramas tend to be shorter (except for the family and daily dramas, which have much higher episode counts). Because of their length, it takes me much longer to finish a Cdrama than a kdrama, which is why I manage to write more kdrama reviews. I’ve heard that China’s going to control the number of episodes per drama, so hopefully that will help me to watch – and review – more Cdramas! 🙂
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Dear kfangirl, is it normal that I am so so addicted to kdramas that real life seems dull and I can’t focus on studying because all I want to do is just click for the next episode?
Hi there diti, thanks for your question. I hope this post helps inspire you with some ideas to manage your drama love! 🙂
Thank you so much for this post!
I’m sincerely going to try and implement the strategies u have suggested and here’s to hoping that 2020 will mean a less drama crazed me 😃
Aw, you’re very welcome, diti! 😀 I’m so glad that you found the post helpful! <3 And yes, may 2020 be more balanced, and yet still full of fun drama times for ya! 😘
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Hay, hay, hay…it’s me, Reiko! *hugs* Long time no talk ne? Sry, I know it’s been a long while, and possibly maybe too long to even remember when I last used to write comments on your blog either. *sigh* 🙄😑🤦🏻♀️😭 I guess for a long while (back then), I had to take a long break from watching kdramas. (I know, I know) You’re probably wondering ‘why’ too. lol But, I started up again in wanting to watch, and so far I’ve finished watching ‘Tunnel’, which I LOVED to death! So much so, I REALLY wished that dang research doctor on it would DIE, and thankfully, he did in the end. LOL 🤦🏻♀️🤪😂🤣🙊 I usually don’t ever wish for a drama character to die, but in that drama, ohhhhhh you bet I did! hahaha I’m currently watching (2 at once) ‘The Last Empress’ and ‘Devilish Charm’. I’m almost half-done watching The Last Empress and my goodness…talk about a romcom roller coaster ride of the year w/this one! The writers (I felt) were exceptionally fantastic to this storyline because it’s REALLY made me feel all sorts of feelings/emotions. lol Not to mention, the 2 main characters to this one, I SWEAR TO GOD I WANTED THEM DEAD. LOL It’s my honest-to-God feelings on them. (UGHHH) And, when Lee Hyuk had Min Yoo-Ra burn in fire inside of his truck and left her to burn, I took complete happiness knowing she would be left for dead. Both of them were conniving/manipulative/deceitful/cheating/lying characters so, hey…what can I say you know? lol An eye for an eye is what I always say. What goes around, comes around. Both of them got karma back to the bone and deserved every bit of what came to them. Who I really felt sorry for was Oh Ssu-Ni (Jang Na-Ra) and Na Wang-Sik’s (Tae Hang-Ho) characters. Both of them endured so much, and then some. 😭🤦🏻♀️ Thankfully, Oh Ssu-Ni was able to stand up for herself mid way into the drama, and I rooted for her even more when she stood up to Lee Hyuk and Min Yoo-Ra, telling them off and not putting up w/their shenanigans anymore. If it were me, I’d tell both of the characters ‘…today is my last straw I put up w/any of your sh*t! No more already!’ lol Oh gosh, I just realized I did it again didn’t I? (revealed too much stuff on here) If you want, just immediately delete the necessary sentences in my comment. Anyway, another thing I wanted to tell you was…I fell for Choi Jin-hyuk BIG TIME since ‘Tunnel’!!!! Ever since that drama, I started looking for more of his dramas, and I finally found a (sort-of) recent one called, ‘Devilish Joy’. Holymoly, I read on certain blogs that his kissing scenes in that drama were SUPER HOT and intense, weren’t they? *dies* Ppl have said it was as if the couple’s kisses were like as if they were married or something. 😍🥰❤️💘🤩😎💋💋💋💋👍🙆🏻♀️ (GOOD! lol 🙊) I’ve never seen Choi Jin-hyuk kiss passionately before in a drama so, this I gotta see! haha Well, I’ve seemed to have written too much already and it’s now so late on my end. Pretty soon I have to get up in an hour from now. (I’ve had no sleep again; insomnia.) 🙊😂🤣🙈😜 Hope to talk again soon and you tc! Let’s try to keep in touch? I’ll be sure to remember to come back on your blog here and start commenting again! ❤️
Hi there Reiko!! It’s lovely to see you again! <3
I haven't seen Tunnel, but I did hear some good things, so I'm glad you enjoyed that one! 🙂 YES, Empress is Quite The Ride. So much crazy! I just posted a review on it here, feel free to check it out if you have time. 🙂 I thought Choi Jin Hyuk was very decent in it, but I also thought he has done better. 🤭 He does look great tho! Ah, I did hear that Devilish Joy can be a fun watch, though I haven’t seen it myself. I did dip my toe into E1, but wasn’t in the mood for that kind of romcom at the time, and I haven’t gone back to it since. Many of my twitter friends seemed to enjoy it, so I hope you’ll enjoy your watch too! <3
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For an unknown reason, the message containing my question is in such a mess. I am so sorry! It doesn’t look at all with my text. Where are all the paragraphs gone??!!
Hey serena, I just checked my inbox, and your question arrived fine, don’t worry! 🙂
Thanks for submitting your questions, I actually find them very interesting – let me chew on them for a while before I post an answer, ok? 🙂 Smooches to ya!
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