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Eps 31 and 32 do have kiss scenes, but a few of the actors give such toe-curling performances that it was a little rough to sit through. I figured they'd just lean into their instincts, but no. Go in with zero expectations and it's watchable.
Started this because Kim Ye-chan — from 'Because I Want You' — is in this one too. Like that one, it's a Korean BL with a system-quest mechanic. Except here, fail the quest and you die. The team-leader type isn't really my style, but it grew on me and was fun enough that I inhaled it. Happy ending!!!
Regret, reunion, and makjang melodrama all bundled into one gift set.
Starring Shi Gang and Yang Wen-jing. Shi Gang plays a cold-blooded CEO and he looks GOOD~ A recommended Shi Gang watch and an easy, breezy rom-com^ ^
The cringey lines and directing did get on my nerves, but... isn't this kind of the monument that got me into Korean short dramas in the first place..?
The 10-year-old kid's acting is SO good!!! Living life round two and already stacking up stocks, land, and real estate, plus a twist hiding in there hehe. Saw the plot coming a mile away but still a blast.
Chinese sensibilities acted out by Korean actors is uncanny valley itself. It's only thanks to Lee Sang-yeob's acting that even a 2 counts as overperforming.
This guy handles everything else fast and decisive... but with her alone he goes slow, obsessive, pouring in all his effort... Why is this making my heart race??
lol saw a clip pop up and it reminded me after forever so I'm writing this. I remember it being fun.. Female lead had a frustrating streak to her, so 4.5.
Funny from the very first minute. Just plain funny hahaha. Then the back half hits you thanks to the department head guy... So... is living together actually a good idea? heh.
Wait, Min Do-hee is in a short drama? Went in purely out of 'huh, what's this' and it turned out to be a North-South Korea rom-com with a ton of kissing and it's actually funny. Clever premise, great three-actor combo. Found another new face to keep an eye on.
You get to witness Lu Dandong in full edgelord mode. Fake-siblings storyline. Fun watch.
Based on a webtoon & stars LABOUM's Yulhee as the female lead. A 19+ steamy modern short drama. Male lead getting off solo in the office. The shocking opening scene got my hopes way up, but there wasn't as much to it as I expected, so kind of a letdown.
Off to support my son, coming through. She lands a clean hit on the mother-in-law who works her daughter-in-law like a servant, and the revenge is crisp, satisfying, and refreshing. It's a transmigration story but it's a lot of fun~ ^^
Vampire fantasy romance, AI-generated but photorealistic. A human heroine gets sold to the vampire emperor, and off we go into fated love and power struggles. Honestly it's so well made you can't even tell it's AI vs. live action. Vampire meets the daughter of a vampire hunter. TONS of kiss scenes. And the male lead in his humanized form? Gorgeous.
Bee Glue really has the dating-survival short drama formula down, this one gave me flashbacks to their early one The Share House You Have to Enter~ If you're into the high-drama dating-survival stuff, it's worth a watch at least once.
It had a genuinely fresh hook in a eunuch male lead, and then buried its own best asset under a mountain of tired clichés.
The most boiled-to-death trope in all of short drama-land. Marriage first, love later, female lead's a designer, signs the marriage papers not even knowing the guy's her fiancé. I've seen this plot a hundred times, but the male lead's secretary was actually the male lead in another show, so there was a fun 'wait, I know him' factor. It's a proven formula and I had a good time~ ^ ^
