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Hey guys! It's been a while since I found a K-drama that I enjoyed watching and I decided to share a review! Family by Choice   is a 16-episodes JTBC drama starring Hwang In Yeop, Jung Chae Yeon and Bae Hyeong Sung! This drama is a remake of a Chinese drama 'Go Ahead', I have not watched the Chinese version yet, but I definitely enjoyed watching this Korean remake!  This story is about three individuals, Kim San Ha (portrayed by Hwang In Yeop), Yoon Joo Won (portrayed by Jung Chae Yeon) and Hae Jun (portrayed by Bae Hyeong Sung) who come from different family and how they ended up living together. Joo Won is the only child and she lives with her single father who runs a kalguksu noodle shop. One day, San Ha moves into the same apartment complex as Joo Won with his family and they became friends after Joo Won's father invited him over to their house. San Ha and his family decided to move here after his younger sister tragically died in an incident when only two of them w...

Hey guys, it's almost the end of the year and I'm super excited with the latest line up of K-dramas this winter! For this post, I would like to share a list of dramas that I am currently watching and my thoughts on them so far! 1. Love your Enemy  사랑은외나무다리에서   Love your Enemy is a 12-episodes Disney+ drama starring Joo Ji Hoon and Jung Yu Mi. This story is about two individuals with the same name, Seok Ji Woo (portrayed by Joo Ji Hoon) and Yoon Ji Woo (portrayed by Jung Yu Mi), who were born on the same day to two families who have been arch enemy for generations and how they meet again 18 years later after briefly dating each other in high school.  Thoughts on the drama so far... These two chaotic duos are hillarious and it has been really fun watching them bicker and argue with each other! I've been a fan of Joo Ji Hoon since his Princess Hours days and both Joo Ji Hoon and Jung Yu Mi are amazing actors! It is definitely refreshing to watch how they reunite again 18 yea...

  Hey guys, so I just recently finished watching another Japanese drama, Kimi ga Kokoro wo Kuretakara (The Gift of Your Heart) starring Mei Nagano and Yuki Yamada, and it was suprisingly really good! I have been a fan of Mei Nagano since I first watched her in a Japanese Movie called "You Shine in the Moonlight Lit", and I had to check out this drama when I found out that she was the female lead!  This story is about Aihara Ame (portrayed by Mei Nagano), who is someone who doesn't have much confidence in herself due to her traumatic childhood and she does not like how her name, Ame, which means rain, feels gloomy just like how her life is. It wasn't until one day when she met Asano Taiyo (portrayed by Yuki Yamada), who attends the same high school as her, that her life began to be filled with joy and happiness. Taiyo's family owns a fireworks company in Nagasaki and his dream is to become a pyrotechnician and to succeed his family business, which is a promise he m...

Hey guys, I recently finished another Japanese drama which I really enjoyed and would like to share a review on!  9 Border tells the story about three sisters who are at the border age of 19 years old, 29 years old and 39 years old, and how they navigate through their border age.  Nana Oba (portrayed by Haruna Kawaguchi) is 29 years old and she is the middle child among the three sisters, and is known as the most reliable sibling in the family. She is single and very good at her job. However, although she is promoted to become the youngest assistant manager at her company, she feels pressured by her younger peers and colleagues who are getting married and having children. One day, she meets a man, Kotaro (portrayed by Kôhei Matsushita) who lost his memories due to an accident. As they spent time together, Nana falls in love with Kotaro who is always cheerful and kind-hearted although he does not remember who he is.  The oldest sister, Mutsuki Narusawa  (portrayed by ...

Hey guys, it has been a such a long time since my last drama review. Lately, I have been into Japanese dramas and I've decided to share a review of one of the dramas that I recently came across and really enjoyed watching!  Watashi Wo Morratte is a 16-episode Japanese fantasy drama based on a Korean webtoon  "Take Me, I'm Yours", starring Maeda Goki and Kubota Sayu.  This drama tells the story about two individuals who becomes inte rtwined by fate under unusual circumstances. Ichijo Ryoei (portrayed by actor Maeda Goki) is the managing director of a family conglomerate company - Enbeat, and Morikawa Natsumi (portrayed by actress Kubota Sayu) is an ordinary woman.  This drama is split into two parts (with 8 episodes in each parts) - the first part is known as the 'memory arc' (tsuioku hen), and the second part is the 'romance arc' (koiji hen).    *spoilers alert below* The 'Memory Arc'  (Tsuioku Hen) The story begins with Ryoei who is being fram...

Hey guys, it has been a while and I can't believe it's been more than a year since I last wrote a review. I recently came across this new K-drama called "Bo-Ra! Deborah" which was pretty good and decided to share a review of this drama!  Bo-Ra! Deborah is a 16-episode ENA drama starring Yoo In Na, Yoon Hyun Min, Joo Sang Wook, Kim So Jin, 2PM Chan Sung and many more! The story is about a successful writer (pen name: Deborah) and dating coach, Yeon Bo Ra (portrayed by actress Yoo In Na) whose life turns upside down when she finds out that her long-time boyfriend, Ju Wan (portrayed by actor 2PM Chan Sung) has been cheating on her. Bo-Ra has been expecting a marriage proposal from her CEO boyfriend and decided to muster up her courage to propose to him herself. While she was on the way to propose to her boyfriend, she unexpectedly caught him cheating and they ended up breaking up. As a famous dating coach, she has experience in dealing with love but not with heartbreak a...