Watched - 2026
January
Kimetsu no Yaiba: Infinity Castle (2025) (🐐)
A Chinese Odyssey Part One: Pandora's Box (1995)
A Chinese Odyssey Part Two: Cinderella (1995) (liked this a bit more than the first one)
Pluribus (still watching 🥀)
February
Single's Inferno s5 (2026): wtf? 😭🙏 me watching a dating show?
Hereditary (2018?): it's great but I'm not gonna watch it again 😭
Sinners (2025): ...i expected more but okay ig. Visually stunning tho
March
How to get to heaven from Belfast (2026): so goood bring season 2 here NOW
The Immortal Man (2026): huh?
Chainsaw Man: nope 🖕😭
April
Life beyond the grave (2026): pretty good so far, female lead's costumes are wack tho. Shame... The chemistry was surprisingly good tho, didn't expect that.
Viel of Shadows (2026): main cast's acting is diabolical 🥀 damn, this drama is like hoa dâm bụt, hữu sắc vô hương af 😶 visually it can be considered stunning for the first few episodes then it gets cliché and overly done without serving much narrative purposes, just pretty for the sake of it and i hate that 😶 ugh (in my C-drama era again...) (thoughts after finale: oh it sucksssssss. Moẹ cái phim xàm lìn này, tiếng Anh không đủ để bộc lộ sự bức xúc sau khi phí cả ngày cuối tuần để cày nó. Đm dở ác...)
May (in my C-dramas era AGAIN)
Thousand years for you (2022?): okay wth was that ending ??? me loving Li Qin and having to watch her non-HE dramas (up until now... Feeling like "Fated Hearts" will finally be my first Li Qin HE drama). Loved one particular scene so much because she looked sooooo ethereal in that one. Such a classic beauty 😭 i know Cbiz has all these rules and standards about actors' career path but i so hope LQ continues to star in as many costume dramas as she can, while she can. That cool and elegant aura is hard to find, especially in younger generations of 小花 😭 ilysm 李沁😭🙏)
The boy and the heron (2023): well, typical Ghibli movie ig? Didn't leave that much impression but still an enjoyable watch. My brain was not brain during this movie so i might not have understood it as fully as i should?
The Little Monsters of Langlang Mountain (2025): most touching movie I've watched this year so far. Literally laughed my ass out then cried at the end. Such a beautiful story, loved the ending quote so much since i needed it...





















