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OHH!! YOU WATCH J-DRAMAS TOO!?!! Recommendations on that?! XD
Oh here we go. *leans back and cracks knuckles*
I just want to say that Liar Game is at the top of my list - I really loved it. It's kinda suspense/strategy/betrayal/intelligent-people-trying-to-outmaneuver-each-other type of a thing. I also really liked it because it essentially falls under psychology related stuff - I'm currently taking a Psych class! I like things that make me think about how other people think. :P
Hmm. Second I guess would be Skip Beat!; I originally got into this one because it was a manga I read, and tried to watch the anime (kinda fell off the track with that due to the fact that when I first found it, the subs were only just coming out, and very slowly at that), and then was really excited when I found out there was a drama version of it. It's more of a fun, bubbly, random thing, but it does have some more comically dark moments - like a swarm of evil little bobble-head spirits, which are adorable but you wouldn't want to face them yourself.
Another maybe would be Beck. This one's actually another movie...but whatever (I would watch if they ever made an actual drama version). I got into this one because of an anime as well. I'm not sure how to give this one a suitable recommendation/summary but I'll try. For the most part it's about this kinda shy kid who meets a really talented guitarist and they decide to try to make a band. Finding members, having concerts, fighting for a shot to show people what they're made of, and whatnot. I won't lie though, probably my favorite part of the whole thing is just the cute bass player. If you like rock music to an extent, this may be a good one to watch.
I think just for kicks and variety I'll round this out with Kimi wa Petto. Oh god, this drama. I'm still not entirely sure how I view the overall concept of it, but it was worth it, I guess, just to see the weird, cute, fluffiness aspect. It's basically about a business woman who's sort of lonely and is told that she's too "perfect" as a woman, by her boss. (Which makes no sense to me but whatever. I think the main part of that idea was just that she controls her image very well and doesn't open up to people easily. Also definitely a confident, poised woman, and men don't like that, do they? *rolls eyes*) She finds this kid passed out in a box outside her apartment, all beat up, and she decides to take him in and patch him up. Add in some rocky bits when her love life decides to come knocking with its problems. Overall cute, fluffy, a bit strange, but I liked it.
Long post done, and there we go.