#kdramas

[sparklylngshotfan]

I just finished watching mouse (PEAK kdrama btw u guys should watch) and I cried so much omg😭😭

[fake-married-my-dead-fiance]

Why is she back in her original room? What happened to the rooftop?

[ravishmysoul]

K-dramas

Weak Hero Class 1

Na Baekj-in

.✦ ݁˖ Weakness

Geum Seong-je

.✦ ݁˖ Stray

Yeon Si-eun

Ahn Su-ho

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[scaredy-who]

Does anyone have any recs for a good kdrama where the ML is a baseball player/fan? Or any kdramas with baseball as a plot point? Lmk!!

[greenbergsays]

My villain origin story is wanting to watch a show in its original language with English subtitles THE WAY GOD INTENDED and instead only being able to find the English dub

I suffer dub when I have to but not even having the OPTION of the original Korean is pissing me off something fierce

[goawaywithjae]

"Teach You a Lesson"

Is violence ever justified? This new K-drama presents arguments that it can be,

The premise of “Teach You a Lesson” (참교육) becomes clear within the first eight minutes of the K-drama. As a high school bully goads a flinching classmate to “hit me back, you fucking retard!”1 a hand smacks the teenager’s face so hard that he goes flying across the hallway.2

But whereas the protagonist in school-bullying shows (like Weak Hero) tend to be other students who’re standing up for their friends, the hero here is Na Hwa-jin (Kim Mu-yeol), a strapping 30something former Special Forces captain who — as the head inspector of the newly-formed Educational Rights Protection Bureau (ERPB) — literally has permission to enforce an eye-for-an-eye code of justice that adults usually don’t mete out on children.

[fake-married-my-dead-fiance]

This show keeps having the most banger lines