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Kdramas and life
Racket boys will steal your heart and make you feel warm and fuzzy
Racket boys has been on my list since a very long time. For all the folks who keep on saying that KDramas are very bollywood-ish or that there are only romantic Kdramas should definitely check this one out. Racket boys is the story of 5 teenage badminton players trying to make it to the National team.
Read MoreLove in contract – First impression
If Rachel Park is starring, I’m watching. That’s my take. So for obvious reasons I’ve been excited for months for this series. And finally it is here!
Read MoreHello, my twenties – Everything I liked and kind of hated
Hello, my twenties is also known as Age of youth.
It’s a story of 5 girls living as housemates at “Belle Epoque”, a share house. The have different personalities, different lifestyles but in the end living together makes them more of a family than anything.
Genres: Comedy, Romance, Life, Drama.
When I started watching this series my expectations were a drama that has normal housemate fights, maybe love stories of each housemate and perhaps some insight into their backgrounds and families.
I was so wrong!
It is about THEM. Each of them. Twisted. In their head. Exhausted. Weird.
That’s what makes the show interesting. After all, I watched both the seasons.
I have read a LOT of good reviews and I started watching it because it was on Netflix’s trending list and PARK EUN BIN.
Read MoreThinking about all Crashlanding on you moments
I watched Crashlanding on you in May 2021. It was after watching What’s wrong with secretary Kim, run on and StartUp. I watched the first episode and dropped it like it was hot. Something did not sit well with my frame of mind at that time and I wasn’t ready to be amazed I guess.
Anyway, I picked it up again because I wanted to give it another shot and I had heard a lot of good things about the drama.
Read MoreAll the things I loved about More than friends #Kdrama and some things that I hated
Let’s talk about prologue stories, books, soul touching lines, beautiful areas of Seoul and picturesque spaces ✨
I have to say that I loved the stories that formed the base of that episode and the names of each episodes.
Read MoreThe Sound of Magic: Do you believe in magic? A short KDrama ✨
What happens when you put Ji Chang Wook and Hwang In Youp in a drama? You see the magic happen!
If you’re looking to watch a short, musical KDrama with outstanding cast, this is the one.
Read MoreCafé Minamdang – Honestly biased review
Have you watched Doom at your service? Because the Doom killed it in that role and my heart just kept fluttering. So it was only fair to watch Café Minamdang. Not just that, I also loved the trailer and the premises of the series.
Read MoreCan’t get over Lee Jun ho? 4 K-dramas starring Kang Tae-oh to watch
Kang Tae-oh is melting hearts with his charming smile and subtle expressions in Extraordinary Attorney Woo. The wait for new episodes week after week is absolutely worth it but we all need a little higher dose of that innocent and charismatic face. Right?
So here are 4 K-dramas starring Kang Tae-oh that you must watch
Loved Extraordinary Attorney Woo?
Obviously!
If you’re not watching this drama already then now is a good time to start.
Woo Young Woo played by Park Eun Bin is a young lawyer with Asperger’s syndrome and Kang Tae-oh plays Lee Junho. It is promising, engaging and heartfelt. Kang Tae-oh’s puppy eyes, the great chemistry between the leads and a great storyline make this drama worth watching. No doubt it is one of the top-rated dramas at the moment.
4 K-dramas starring Kang Tae-oh to watch
1. Run on
The best second lead couple award should go to Kang Tae-oh and Soo Young for this drama. Should we just say Kang Tae-oh can nail the chemistry bit no matter who he is paired with? Because he totally can! A painter who is in love with the agency CEO and won’t step back because he wants to follow his heart – give it to us!
Yim Si Wan a sprinter who is under contract with Soo Young’s agency becomes Kang Tae-oh’s room partner and friend when he is trying to find his place in the world without using his dad’s name.
2. Doom at your service
Kang Tae-oh plays second lead to the second lead and still, your heart will break a little when he doesn’t get a happy ending. Honestly, Lee Soo Hyuk might have ended with Shin Do Hyun but Kang Tae-oh is the one who ended up reserving space in our hearts.
Tak Dong Kyung played by Park Bo Young is a person who is down on her luck who calls Doom played by Seo In Guk to the world. She is frustrated and wants the world to end but (spoiler alert), it doesn’t.
3. The tale of Nokdu
Kang Tae-oh plays Cha Yool Mo who has one-sided feelings for Dong Joo played by So Hyun. She is training to be a kisaeng. The drama is set in Joesan era which means fabulous costumes and a little different language. It’s funny, heartfelt and has some action as well. What makes it better is easy to watch 33-minute long episodes.
4. Short
Short is a short 4 episode long KDrama that you can binge-watch in a day! Kang Tae-oh plays a carefree young man who lacks general direction in life. He happens to discover short track speed skating and decides to take it up. That’s when he meets Yoo Ji Na played by Kim Do Yeon. This one has love, competition and comedy, making it a perfect weekend watch.
So that’s the list but apart from this he also recently appeared in Thirty, nine and done dramas like My first first love, That man Oh Soo etc. Do you have a favourite Kang Tae-oh drama? Let me know in the comments.
I watched Spy X Family – My Anime experience
As you all know, I am a big KDrama fan and I spend my days watching one KDrama after another…However recently I watched two Animes..1) Case closed: Zero’s Tea Time and 2) Spy X Family.
Honestly, I went in with zero expectations but slowly fell in love. The characters are amazing, the story is a good mix of slice of life, comedy and action and I loved the voice overs.
A spy father, assassin mother and a telepath daughter come together to become a perfect fake family and you will loved the Forgers.
Each episode is about 20 minutes and there are just 12 episodes in season 1.
And now I am eagerly waiting for season 2
Read MoreShe Would Never Know – Honest Review
There are way too many things to watch and when there are so many ongoing and new dramas, why did I choose to watch something from last year? Well, after I finished watching Tomorrow, I wanted to go ahead and watch a little more of Rowoon.
You know how once you start watching a drama you go and google it, look at the cast and then check out other dramas by them and then go on Instagram, search for their name with hashtags to watch their edits and then find something that you might want to watch? Just me?
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