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It could have been a memorable masterpiece that breakthroughs the common kdrama's stereotypes. It could have been a drama to reminisce years from now given its magnificent cinematography and a Hyun Bin within. Instead, the drama managed to fail the expectations of its avid viewers and left everyone dumbfounded towards the stupid ambiguous conflict resolution.… Continue reading Memories of the Alhambra: A Review
Kdrama producers occasionally make dramas in multiple seasons, the trend of which have been increasing ever since Netflix has taken over more drama productions in the past few years. Some of them are gems, the others remain mediocre or fail to meet the expectations and leave a lot to be desired given the bar set… Continue reading Yumi’s Cells Season 2: A Review
Humans are far the most complicated beings on Earth that revolve around what their heart and mind opt out for, each of whom consists of diversified braincells at a personal dose. That being said, even the slightest difference of ingredients can make up an entirely distinctive personality from one another. Here in the fantasy world… Continue reading Yumi’s Cells Season 1: A Review
It didn't occur to me that I would come back to the Dilan franchise and write another review of the novel after such a long time, but an anonymous person's request lit up my determination to make a return. Here I am, recommencing my journey through the world of Dilan and Milea that feels like… Continue reading Dilan 1991: A Review
It has been 3 years since I last travelled overseas with my backpacking attire due to the horrendous COVID-19 pandemic. Nobody would have expected in their slightest imagination that there were times when staying at home becomes a survival method instead of a form of sluggishness. Things are certainly getting better now, albeit the side… Continue reading Go Backpacking: 4D3N in Kuala Lumpur
Among all of Thai lakorns I have checked out on Netflix, this series has far been my most valuable investment. Not that I have seen so many, but Bad Romeo (2022) managed to set the bar profoundly high despite all the makjangs. From the acting quality of the main leads to the complexity of the… Continue reading Bad Romeo: A Review
After falling into C-drama slumps for a few months, I recently picked up an anticipated title and recommenced my journey with My Girlfriend is an Alien Season 2 (2022). I also wrote a review on the first season of My Girlfriend is an Alien (2019), which I quite loved as well. Looking back, I don’t… Continue reading Put Your Head on My Shoulder: A Review
I was contemplating about which series I was supposed to write a review on after finishing a long lakorn My Forever Sunshine (2020) until I got deliriously-immersed in Little Women (2022) and encountered Wi Ha Joon’s resplendent persona. Something about his solid gaze and genuine smile lures people in without exception. He was a special… Continue reading Romance is a Bonus Book: A Review
To be frankly honest, it didn't occur to me that there would be a day that I would write a review on a Thai lakorn, not even once. As a long-time Korean drama’s avid fan, I have always set a particular bar when it comes to series I would want to enjoy whole-heartedly. Some Thailand… Continue reading My Forever Sunshine: A Review
Time has always been the most valuable commodity one could never buy or get refund with. The clock ticks irreversibly which nobody could go against. Thus, movies and dramas about time manipulation serve as a dreamed utopia to temporarily deviate from reality, one of which is The Light in Your Eyes (2019). It's not an… Continue reading The Light in Your Eyes: A Review
The Scorching Heaven 