10/10 Wow! Riveting! The reviewer who said this show was too slow is on speed! This show is nothing but riveting, fast-paced, and on-the-edge of your seat suspense! Gorgeous scenes of haute couture custom-made fashion and fine cuisine. The architecture and design of the chaebol homes deserves an award of its own. 10 Stars all the way!
10/10 Best Korean TV Drama in Years I have to confess that l am a k-drama addict, but that said, this is by far one of the best Korean TV dramas ever - surpassing not just the usual run of Asian dramas, but also most US TV dramas. This show is from a new writer, her first TV script. I think it will not her last. The main star for me is Bae Doona, who! first came across in "Sense 8". The show is absent many of the far too common k-drama tropes that make so many of them seem rather silly - like dozens of totally incompetent cops, the stupid sidekick that is supposed to be funny but seldom is, and several others. A very tightly written script with almost no "WTF?" moments.
10/10 AMAZING!! From the moment I started the first episode I was so captivated and could not stop watching. It was so entertaining watching the secrets and plot twist unfold. This has got to be one of the best K-dramas I've seen in a while! The storyline is different from the typical dramas on Netflix, so it was a breath of fresh air which I very much enjoyed. There was a lack of romance in the show, but it probably wouldn't have fit as the main character was constantly portrayed as a cold person. However, I do wish the main actress had more chemistry or development in her relationship. I'm so surprised the show doesn't have a higher rating, but hopefully with time it will change. I can't wait to see what else the writers and director comes out with next!
10/10 A Fantastic Action Thriller When it comes to action thrillers the plot somehow goes flat, however K-dramas never comprises with the storyline. Not only this show has brilliant action sequences, but also loads of emotions, and a strong plot that would keep you hooked till the end. 1am truly mesmerized to see how Korean Dramas are raising their bar with so many different contents this year, and My Name truly does the job well. I watched the entire series in a day, and I just can't let it out of my head. Special mention to the actor (Han So Hee) who truly nailed the show, her hardwork was totally visible throughout. The other actors too did a great and made the series a fantastic watch and definitely made me cry at times. Loved It!!! It's a Must-Watch!!!
My Review of Walking on Thin Ice I just started watching Walking on Thin Ice and wow, I'm so impressed! Seeing Lee Young-ae back on screen after so many years is such a treat! Her acting is so natural and full of emotions, you can really feel her pain and strength as a mother. And of course, Kim Young-kwang totally stole my heart. His character is mysterious yet charming, and the way he connects with Lee Young-ae's role gives the story so much depth. Their chemistry is on point! The whole vibe of the drama is suspenseful and intense every scene makes you curious about what will happen next. It's not a light drama, but that's what makes it so good. It shows how far someone can go just to protect their family, and it really makes you think. Overall, this drama is a mix of classy acting, beautiful cinematography, and a gripping storyline. Definitely worth watching highly recommended for anyone who loves mystery, thriller, and powerful performances.
Who is Sarah Kim? Sarah Kim, a luxury brand manager who built a perfect life on a fake identity. Her world of lies begins to crumble when she becomes a suspect in a murder case and gets chased by Mu-gyeong, a detective who tries to find out who she really is. The drama largely follows Mu-gyeong's point of view, positioning him as the audience's eyes as Sarah's story shifts and refracts. Shin sinks her teeth into the many guises of Sarah Kim with relish through her brash, confident and versatile performance. If you're in the mood for a capricious story with sensational plot twists, lavish settings, and sinister schemes, The Art of Sarah is definitely worth your time..»
9/10 The KristSingto Reunion We Never Thought We'd Get I'll be honest - I've been excited about My Ex-Morning ever since GMMTV dropped the first teaser. The moment I saw Krist Perawat and Singto Prachaya back together, I knew we were in for something special. After years apart, this reunion feels like a long time coming, and it was absolutely worth the wait. Produced by GMMTV and VIU, and directed by Lit Phadung Samajarn, the 10-episode series (May 22 - July 24, 2025) tells a story that's both mature and deeply human. The plot follows Phi (Krist), a sharp-tongued TV reporter who loses everything after an on-air meltdown goes viral. To rebuild his career, he's assigned to work with a new producer - his ex-boyfriend Tam (Singto), who's as composed and guarded as Phi is fiery and impulsive. Forced to collaborate, they must navigate professional tensions and old emotions that never really faded. What hooked me right away is how My Ex-Morning moves beyond the typical BL tropes. It's not just about rekindled romance - it's about growth, accountability, and learning to communicate when pride gets in the way. Set against the backdrop of the broadcasting world, it gives us a smart and grounded take on modern relationships. Krist and Singto shine in every scene. Their chemistry has always been magnetic, but here it's evolved - more restrained, deeper, and layered with real-world maturity. You can feel the history between them in every glance, every hesitation. Krist brings emotional fire, while Singto anchors the story with quiet intensity. Together, they create something that feels honest and raw. The supporting cast also deserves praise, especially Godji Tachakorn as Rita - the meddling yet warm-hearted coworker who delivers both comic relief and unexpected wisdom. And yes, Sosay the cat steals every scene she's in - a soft spot in a show full of emotional weight. On a technical level, My Ex-Morning is gorgeous. The editing, especially in the flashbacks, is seamless - the muted grey tones beautifully contrast with the present-day warmth. The styling, lighting, and cinematography elevate the storytelling, making each frame feel intentional. The wedding finale, with both families coming together in a moment of cultural and emotional beauty, is nothing short of moving. Watching it all unfold, I couldn't help but feel proud - and a little nostalgic. This isn't just a reunion; it's a celebration of growth. Krist and Singto have matured as actors, and My Ex-Morning reflects that beautifully. Sure, there are a few pacing hiccups and side plots that feel slightly rushed, but the heart of the story never wavers. It's emotional, grown-up, and surprisingly introspective. Verdict: 9/10 - My Ex-Morning is a heartfelt reunion that balances nostalgia and maturity with grace. I've looked forward to this for months, and it didn't disappoint - proof that KristSingto's magic isn't just alive; it's evolved.
Dare you to death is the series I waited for year and now it's come so I didn't expect this series will be this great. The acting of actors and the way they the story of every character like in one episode we know every character, I love it !! And especially dunk's acting is now more good (I didn't mean his acting was not good before but he improve more ) and joong's is doing great as dunk Looking forward to it. It's really good the characters fits the description so well and the acting is incredible. Joongdunk really nailed their roles as jadekamin. The first episode did feel like it was moving fast but it captured all the right moments. I recommend it it to everyone its definitely worth the watch please give it a try!
10/10 Mature Audiences When I first started watching this I thought it was light comedy romance. But the intimate scenes are mature enough for my age but not too pornography... So there are scenes that are only for adults... I really enjoyed the main couple. And while I wanted to see more of the side couples relationships but that would have added more episodes which I would not have minded. This will be a series that I watch more than once or twice... The main Characters' chemistry is exceptional. I had to watch their interactions multiple times by rewinding the episodes... I have watched others BL series and I don't think I have seen a couple who really acted out the intimacy relationship between a real couple. The storyline was good but I won't get into details about it. You have to watch it yourself and decide if you like it. For me they're made for each other. I wanted this series to have more episodes so I could follow all the couples. I also wanted to know did Day finds love... The length of the episodes are perfect. I don't like when episodes are less than 30 minutes. These were perfect as you can get into the characters before the episode ends.
Two and Wish /Yeah, characters names are changed The story line for Two and Wish was the most interesting in this ensemble of BL couples.But…. don't know why the characters names from original Love By Chance are changed, but leaving that behind, the story is quite funny and you will love it if you are rotting for the couple Can x Tim or Ae and Pete • by the way, Pete looks less fragile now.
A Deliciously Unhinged Family Feud That Never Stops Escalating Until I Destroy My Husband's Family starts off incredibly strong, instantly pulling you into its over-the-top emotional world. Matsumoto Marika is splendidly excessive from beginning to end and that's part of the fun. The entire cast leans into the melodrama, making it impossible to look away. I haven't read the manga, but the show absolutely captures the right tone and energy. The plot is engaging throughout, even if some twists are predictable for anyone familiar with similar Japanese dramas. The ending stumbles a bit writing-wise, but it still manages to wrap things up in a way that feels satisfying enough. Special mention to the music team - Galileo Galilei song really added texture and mood to the chaos. Narratively, the show loses a bit of steam toward the end the resolution doesn't quite live up to the explosive build-up but by that point, you've already been thoroughly entertained. It's less about realism and more about catharsis: watching people self-destruct in spectacular fashion.
10/10 Beautiful and awesome drama! Mind-blowing plot, superb acting, stunning visuals, heart-tugging soundtrack - this drama has it all and more. Lee Min Ho's depiction of a handsome, elegant, benevolent and scientific king is perfect, as is Kim Go Eun as a dedicated, no-nonsense, taekwondo-master detective who decided to be brave because not everyone can be. I love how their relationship and chemistry developed from her initially thinking he was a crazy deluded weirdo to that heart-stopping moment when she found out he was not. The drama gets better the more it is watched. It is filled with delightful nuggets, the humor of which I missed on my first viewing, such as when she told him to "park your horse on the side road to the right" or when she carelessly tossed away his watch after he told her to take good care of it or when she sneakily took his DNA sample while he was explaining the parallel universe theory or when she told him his eyes look like those of a criminal and he stopped his explanation about quantum mechanics to say, "I don't know about other things, but I know my eyes are charming. I was born with deep-set eyes." Ha ha ha, an honest king, too!
The reviewer who said this show was too slow is on speed!
This show is nothing but riveting, fast-paced, and on-the-edge of your seat suspense! Gorgeous scenes of haute couture custom-made fashion and fine cuisine. The architecture and design of the chaebol homes deserves an award of its own. 10 Stars all the way!
I have to confess that l am a k-drama addict, but that said, this is by far one of the best Korean TV dramas ever - surpassing not just the usual run of Asian dramas, but also most US TV dramas.
This show is from a new writer, her first TV script. I think it will not her last. The main star for me is Bae Doona, who! first came across in "Sense 8". The show is absent many of the far too common k-drama tropes that make so many of them seem rather silly - like dozens of totally incompetent cops, the stupid sidekick that is supposed to be funny but seldom is, and several others. A very tightly written script with almost no "WTF?" moments.
From the moment I started the first episode I was so captivated and could not stop watching. It was so entertaining watching the secrets and plot twist unfold. This has got to be one of the best K-dramas I've seen in a while!
The storyline is different from the typical dramas on Netflix, so it was a breath of fresh air which I very much enjoyed.
There was a lack of romance in the show, but it probably wouldn't have fit as the main character was constantly portrayed as a cold person. However, I do wish the main actress had more chemistry or development in her relationship. I'm so surprised the show doesn't have a higher rating, but hopefully with time it will change. I can't wait to see what else the writers and director comes out with next!
When it comes to action thrillers the plot somehow goes flat, however K-dramas never comprises with the storyline. Not only this show has brilliant action sequences, but also loads of emotions, and a strong plot that would keep you hooked till the end.
1am truly mesmerized to see how Korean Dramas are raising their bar with so many different contents this year, and My Name truly does the job well.
I watched the entire series in a day, and I just can't let it out of my head. Special mention to the actor (Han So Hee) who truly nailed the show, her hardwork was totally visible throughout. The other actors too did a great and made the series a fantastic watch and definitely made me cry at times.
Loved It!!! It's a Must-Watch!!!
I just started watching Walking on Thin Ice and wow, I'm so impressed! Seeing Lee Young-ae back on screen after so many years is such a treat! Her acting is so natural and full of emotions, you can really feel her pain and strength as a mother.
And of course, Kim Young-kwang totally stole my heart. His character is mysterious yet charming, and the way he connects with Lee Young-ae's role gives the story so much depth. Their chemistry is on point!
The whole vibe of the drama is suspenseful and intense every scene makes you curious about what will happen next.
It's not a light drama, but that's what makes it so good. It shows how far someone can go just to protect their family, and it really makes you think.
Overall, this drama is a mix of classy acting, beautiful cinematography, and a gripping storyline. Definitely worth watching highly recommended for anyone who loves mystery, thriller, and powerful performances.
Sarah Kim, a luxury brand manager who built a perfect life on a fake identity. Her world of lies begins to crumble when she becomes a suspect in a murder case and gets chased by Mu-gyeong, a detective who tries to find out who she really is. The drama largely follows Mu-gyeong's point of view, positioning him as the audience's eyes as Sarah's story shifts and refracts.
Shin sinks her teeth into the many guises of Sarah Kim with relish through her brash, confident and versatile performance.
If you're in the mood for a capricious story with sensational plot twists, lavish settings, and sinister schemes, The Art of Sarah is definitely worth your time..»
I'll be honest - I've been excited about My Ex-Morning ever since GMMTV dropped the first teaser. The moment I saw Krist Perawat and Singto Prachaya back together, I knew we were in for something special. After years apart, this reunion feels like a long time coming, and it was absolutely worth the wait.
Produced by GMMTV and VIU, and directed by Lit Phadung Samajarn, the 10-episode series (May 22 - July 24, 2025) tells a story that's both mature and deeply human.
The plot follows Phi (Krist), a sharp-tongued TV reporter who loses everything after an on-air meltdown goes viral. To rebuild his career, he's assigned to work with a new producer - his ex-boyfriend Tam (Singto), who's as composed and guarded as Phi is fiery and impulsive. Forced to collaborate, they must navigate professional tensions and old emotions that never really faded.
What hooked me right away is how My Ex-Morning moves beyond the typical BL tropes. It's not just about rekindled romance - it's about growth, accountability, and learning to communicate when pride gets in the way. Set against the backdrop of the broadcasting world, it gives us a smart and grounded take on modern relationships.
Krist and Singto shine in every scene. Their chemistry has always been magnetic, but here it's evolved - more restrained, deeper, and layered with real-world maturity. You can feel the history between them in every glance, every hesitation. Krist brings emotional fire, while Singto anchors the story with quiet intensity. Together, they create something that feels honest and raw.
The supporting cast also deserves praise, especially Godji Tachakorn as Rita - the meddling yet warm-hearted coworker who delivers both comic relief and unexpected wisdom. And yes, Sosay the cat steals every scene she's in - a soft spot in a show full of emotional weight.
On a technical level, My Ex-Morning is gorgeous. The editing, especially in the flashbacks, is seamless - the muted grey tones beautifully contrast with the present-day warmth. The styling, lighting, and cinematography elevate the storytelling, making each frame feel intentional. The wedding finale, with both families coming together in a moment of cultural and emotional beauty, is nothing short of moving.
Watching it all unfold, I couldn't help but feel proud - and a little nostalgic. This isn't just a reunion; it's a celebration of growth. Krist and Singto have matured as actors, and My Ex-Morning reflects that beautifully.
Sure, there are a few pacing hiccups and side plots that feel slightly rushed, but the heart of the story never wavers. It's emotional, grown-up, and surprisingly introspective.
Verdict: 9/10 - My Ex-Morning is a heartfelt reunion that balances nostalgia and maturity with grace. I've looked forward to this for months, and it didn't disappoint - proof that KristSingto's magic isn't just alive; it's evolved.
The acting of actors and the way they the story of every character like in one episode we know every character, I love it !! And especially dunk's acting is now more good (I didn't mean his acting was not good before but he improve more ) and joong's is doing great as dunk
Looking forward to it.
It's really good the characters fits the description so well and the acting is incredible. Joongdunk really nailed their roles as jadekamin. The first episode did feel like it was moving fast but it captured all the right moments. I recommend it it to everyone its definitely worth the watch please give it a try!
And since I can't post in less than 50 characters, I'Il say it again: don't waste your time watching this.
When I first started watching this I thought it was light comedy romance. But the intimate scenes are mature enough for my age but not too pornography... So there are scenes that are only for adults... I really enjoyed the main couple. And while I wanted to see more of the side couples relationships but that would have added more episodes which I would not have minded. This will be a series that I watch more than once or twice...
The main Characters' chemistry is exceptional. I had to watch their interactions multiple times by rewinding the episodes... I have watched others BL series and I don't think I have seen a couple who really acted out the intimacy relationship between a real couple.
The storyline was good but I won't get into details about it.
You have to watch it yourself and decide if you like it. For me they're made for each other.
I wanted this series to have more episodes so I could follow all the couples. I also wanted to know did Day finds love...
The length of the episodes are perfect. I don't like when episodes are less than 30 minutes. These were perfect as you can get into the characters before the episode ends.
The story line for Two and Wish was the most interesting in this ensemble of BL couples.But….
don't know why the characters names from original Love By Chance are changed, but leaving that behind, the story is quite funny and you will love it if you are rotting for the couple Can x Tim or Ae and Pete • by the way, Pete looks less fragile now.
Until I Destroy My Husband's Family starts off incredibly strong, instantly pulling you into its over-the-top emotional world. Matsumoto Marika is splendidly excessive from beginning to end and that's part of the fun. The entire cast leans into the melodrama, making it impossible to look away.
I haven't read the manga, but the show absolutely captures the right tone and energy.
The plot is engaging throughout, even if some twists are predictable for anyone familiar with similar Japanese dramas. The ending stumbles a bit writing-wise, but it still manages to wrap things up in a way that feels satisfying enough. Special mention to the music team - Galileo Galilei song really added texture and mood to the chaos.
Narratively, the show loses a bit of steam toward the end the resolution doesn't quite live up to the explosive build-up but by that point, you've already been thoroughly entertained.
It's less about realism and more about catharsis: watching people self-destruct in spectacular fashion.
Mind-blowing plot, superb acting, stunning visuals, heart-tugging soundtrack - this drama has it all and more. Lee Min Ho's depiction of a handsome, elegant, benevolent and scientific king is perfect, as is Kim Go Eun as a dedicated, no-nonsense, taekwondo-master detective who decided to be brave because not everyone can be. I love how their relationship and chemistry developed from her initially thinking he was a crazy deluded weirdo to that heart-stopping moment when she found out he was not. The drama gets better the more it is watched. It is filled with delightful nuggets, the humor of which I missed on my first viewing, such as when she told him to "park your horse on the side road to the right" or when she carelessly tossed away his watch after he told her to take good care of it or when she sneakily took his DNA sample while he was explaining the parallel universe theory or when she told him his eyes look like those of a criminal and he stopped his explanation about quantum mechanics to say, "I don't know about other things, but I know my eyes are charming. I was born with deep-set eyes." Ha ha ha, an honest king, too!