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Top Picks: My drama recommendations (Updated)
Top Picks: My drama recommendations (Updated)

Not sure what to watch and looking for suggestions? Here are a few of my recommendations.

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Asian Dramas, C-Dramas, China, K-Dramas, Netflix, Review, Romance, Slice of Life, Suspense/Thriller, Wuxia, Xianxia, Coming Of AgeS HoRecommendations, Crash Landing On You, Eternal Love, Three Lives Three Worlds, Ten Miles of Peach Blossom, 三生三世十里桃花, W, Lee Jong Suk, Lee Na Young, Romance is a Bonus Book, I Hear Your Voice, 너의 목소리가 들려, Lee Bo Young, Web Novel, 사랑의 불시착, Hyun Bin, Someday or One Day, Alice Ke, Greg Hsu, I Will Find You A Better Home, Luo Jin, Sun Li, Betty Sun, Hotel Del Luna, 호텔 델루나, IU, Yeo Jin Goo, Flower of Evil, 악의 꽃, Lee Joon Gi, Moon Chae Won, D.P., Ancient Love Poetry, Move to Heaven, The Imperial Coroner, Son Ye Jin, My Fated Boy, Reset, 开端, 디피, 千古玦尘, Beyond Evil, 괴물, The Crowned Clown, 왕이 된 남자, Happiness, 해피니스, Love Between Fairy and Devil, 苍兰诀, New Life Begins, 卿卿日常, Bai Jingting, 点燃我，温暖你, Lighter and Princess, Arthur Chen, Chen Feiyu, Zhao Zhiwei, Zhang Jingyi, Tian Xiwei, Wang Hedi, Dylan Wang, Park Hyung Sik, Han Hyo Joo Comments
A Time Called You: A solid remake that honours the beloved original
A Time Called You: A solid remake that honours the beloved original

A Time Called You is a Korean remake of the 2019 Taiwanese series, Someday or One Day. With a story this unique, making it as fresh and original the second time can be a challenge. The elements of suspense and surprise are gone, along with the initial magic of discovery. Any remake is already at a disadvantage right from the start; making comparisons somehow feels a bit unfair. Read my full review here.

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Asian Dramas, Entertainment Industry, K-Dramas, Friendship, Netflix, Review, Romance, Science FictionS HoSomeday or One Day, A Time Called You, Ahn Hyo Seop, Jeon Yeo BeenComment
Netflix's Bloodhounds: Great bromance, gripping, high-intensity action, but brutally violent
Netflix's Bloodhounds: Great bromance, gripping, high-intensity action, but brutally violent

At just eight, intense and fast-paced 60-minute episodes, the drama is an effortless binge despite the relentless violence and absolutely ferocious fighting. With breathtaking build-ups, ridiculous tension-filled cliffhangers, superb pacing, and stunningly choreographed fight scenes and brawls, getting sucked into this drama and leaving some logic at the door is easy.

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Netflix, K-Dramas, Asian Dramas, Review, Friendship, ActionS Ho이상이, Lee Sang-yi, 우도환, Bromance, Loan Sharks, Woo Do-hwan, Debt, Boxing, COVID-19, Pandemic, Kim Sae Ron, BloodhoundsComment