Drama recommendation, I've exhausted my options

I literally made an account for this
So I've been watching K-dramas and Filipino dramas for a loooong time and just now started getting into Japanese, Chinese, Taiwanese, Thailand dramas. I left dramas for a while since I couldn't suspend my brain anymore, there are a lot of dramas I've stopped half way, I can sometime take stupid characters but at least have common sense and be interesting. I know the cold handsome, asshole CEO thing was supposed to appeal to female fans but really it doesn't for me, don't even get me started on the stupid female leads. So maybe if someone could recommend a drama for me where the eye rolling cliches doesn't exist; especially the accidentally-crash-into-someone-and-kiss or accidentally-slip-so-the-guy-would-catch-you aren't there (I literally just watched a 1st episode where a paper lands on the girls' face and this causes her to fall and the guy catches her so you can understand my anger), a drama where it doesn't take half  the drama for someone to finally confess their feelings, or for someone to stop treating someone they love like crap, a drama where there isn't unnecessary misunderstanding, where the leads don't quarrel over things that don't even make sense. Examples of dramas I don't like; Boys over flower, playful kiss, secret garden, Heirs, Great inheritance
This quickly turned into a rant, sorry but if someone could help me out I can't fall asleep and I just wanna watch something preferably
-Romance (where they actually kiss and the leads actually act like adults)
-No historical, please
-Asian drama (any language is ok) I've probably watched most kdramas
-The actors should at least be good actors and have believable chemistry
I know all these are too specific so I probably wouldn't get any recommendations

you'll find the best romance in dramas that aren't romance dramas for example okitegami no kyoko, not only is the plot interesting but you'll fall for all characters

Thanks for your recommendation, I'll check them out. I think I'm gonna try Beautiful life,okitegami no kyoko and cheap love first.
I know there has to be conflict in dramas for it to be a drama, but a little misunderstanding that'll drag out for most of the show isn't necessary in my opinion and that's what I'm trying to avoid.
I've actually watched some of ''The time between the dog and the wolf" episodes a long time ago so I might not remember but the fact that it was leading up to the childhood love and love triangle thing (I hate love triangles) just made me stop.