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The Best Story
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Overall 7.0
Story 7.0
Acting/Cast 10
Music 5.0
Rewatch Value 3.0
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This is not best story. Its story of boy named best ?

I started The Best Story right after finishing Jack & Joker. At first, I thought the title meant it was going to be the best story. Then I realized it literally meant the story of a boy named Best. 😂

What I wasn't expecting was how heartbreaking it would be. It's only three episodes long, but it still managed to make me emotionally invested. Just when I was hoping to see them finally get together... it ended.

No happy ending, no relationship, just pain. 💔

It's a short drama, but it leaves a lasting impression. If you're looking for a sweet BL with a satisfying ending, this isn't it. But if you're okay with a bittersweet, emotional story, it's definitely worth watching.

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Jack & Joker: U Steal My Heart!
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2 days ago
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Overall 8.0
Story 7.5
Acting/Cast 10
Music 5.0
Rewatch Value 8.0
I actually really enjoyed this drama. The chemistry between Jack and Joker is on another level, and they carried the entire series so well. Their emotional scenes felt natural, and I was completely invested in their relationship.

The biggest downside for me was the plot. It felt a bit messy, and I just wasn't really into the story itself. There were moments where it seemed to lose direction, so I found myself watching more for the characters than for the plot.

Another thing I didn't enjoy was the comedy. Even during serious or emotional moments, the friend group would suddenly do something that was supposed to be funny. Unfortunately, those jokes didn't work for me—they felt forced and a little childish. I wanted the drama to stay serious instead of interrupting emotional scenes with unnecessary comedy.

The main reason I kept watching was the acting. I especially have to talk about War's performance. I've watched Yin and War's previous dramas, and I usually ended up falling for Yin's character more. But this time, Jock completely stole my heart. War has improved so much as an actor. His smile is so warm and beautiful, and whenever he cried, I found myself crying with him. He delivered every emotion so naturally, and this is easily one of his best performances.

Overall, I enjoyed this drama because of the incredible chemistry and the strong acting, not because of the plot. It's not one of the best dramas I've watched, but it's definitely watchable. If you enjoy amazing chemistry and emotional performances, I think it's worth giving a try.

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Fake Fact Lips
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23 days ago
9 of 9 episodes seen
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Overall 8.5
Story 8.0
Acting/Cast 9.5
Music 4.5
Rewatch Value 9.0
I really loved this drama. It was a short, lighthearted love story that was easy to enjoy from beginning to end. There wasn't any heavy drama or complicated plot—just a sweet romance that gave me butterflies.

The chemistry between the leads was amazing and felt very natural. Ryo especially stood out to me. His facial expressions were so good, whether he was happy, sad, or emotional. Sometimes he reminds me of Ji Sung, but most of the time he looks like Jung Il-woo. He expressed every feeling naturally, and his performance really made my heart flutter.

If you're looking for something light, cute, and heartwarming without too much angst, I definitely recommend this drama. It's a simple but enjoyable watch with lovable characters, great chemistry, and a romance that will leave you smiling.

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Flower Sea
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Jul 5, 2026
24 of 24 episodes seen
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Overall 7.0
Story 5.0
Acting/Cast 8.0
Music 5.0
Rewatch Value 7.0
I didn't enjoy this as much as I expected. I initially thought it would be a romance, but it turned out to be a story about sibling love instead. While I appreciate the message, the storyline just wasn't for me.

The acting was decent, and the cast did a good job with their roles. However, I couldn't really connect with the plot, and it didn't keep me emotionally invested. It wasn't a bad drama—it just didn't match my personal taste.

Overall, I'd say the acting is worth appreciating, but the story didn't work for me. If you enjoy family-centered dramas, you might like it more than I did.

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Triage
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Jun 27, 2026
13 of 13 episodes seen
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Overall 8.0
Story 8.0
Acting/Cast 9.0
Music 5.0
Rewatch Value 7.0
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I really enjoyed this drama. Dr Tin's acting was really good, He portrayed every emotion beautifully, from happiness to sadness, and his performance felt incredibly natural. One of his best scenes was in the final loop, when Tol told him, "We don't have any more loops. This is the last one." Dr. Tin's expression in that moment, along with the way he cried, was absolutely heartbreaking. You could truly feel his fear, pain, and desperation, and it was one of the strongest performances in the entire drama. The rest of the main cast also did well and had great chemistry together. Some of the supporting actors could improve their acting, but it wasn't enough to take away from the overall experience.

Even though Tol died so many times throughout the time loop, the scene that broke my heart the most was Dr. Tin's death. Not the moment he got shot, but the hospital scene where everyone was desperately trying to save him. That scene was incredibly emotional, and I actually cried. The doctors and medical staff doing everything they could to save him, the tense atmosphere in the hospital, and everyone's expressions made the scene feel so real. You could really feel their desperation and heartbreak, and I think anyone watching that scene would have been emotional too.

One detail I really loved was how the characters changed because of love. At the beginning, when Dr. Tin was chasing Tol, Tin always had the brightest and most genuine smile, while Tol was more reserved. Later, when Tol became the one chasing Dr. Tin, Tol's smile became even brighter than Tin's. It was a beautiful detail that showed how love can truly change people.

The only thing that disappointed me was the ending. After everything the main couple went through, I wanted more than just a soft kiss. They deserved a warm, tight hug before the final kiss. That would have made the ending even more emotional and satisfying.

Overall, I really liked this drama. Even though I can't give it a perfect 10/10, I can happily give it a 8/10. The only reason it's not a full score is because I wanted a little more romance, and I felt that some parts of the story could have been handled better—especially the kidney theft storyline and Dr. Sak's scenes. Those moments felt a bit off compared to the rest of the drama.

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Time and Him Are Just Right
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Jun 1, 2026
25 of 25 episodes seen
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Overall 6.0
Story 5.0
Acting/Cast 9.0
Music 4.5
Rewatch Value 1.5

Somthing is missing

I really wanted to enjoy this drama, but it ended up feeling disappointing. Even though it only had 25 episodes, it felt much longer because the pacing dragged a lot. I skipped through many scenes because the story wasn’t engaging enough to keep my attention.
The actors did a decent job, and the chemistry between the leads was there—but the romance itself felt strangely empty. They had moments where you could feel potential, but the drama never really gave that emotional or touching payoff. Something always felt missing, especially in scenes that were supposed to feel romantic or meaningful.
I actually liked the second couple more, but even their story felt underdeveloped. They had potential too, and I wish they had been given more romantic scenes and a stronger ending. Instead, it felt like their storyline was wrapped up too quickly with a simple “let’s start over,” and that was it.
The last episode especially felt off. The surprise proposal sounded like it would be emotional and memorable, but the execution felt rushed and didn’t leave much impact. After all the dragging in earlier episodes, the ending suddenly moved too fast.
Overall, it wasn’t terrible—the acting was okay and there were some good moments—but the pacing, lack of emotional depth, and weak romantic payoff made it feel like a waste of time for me. I finished it hoping for a satisfying ending, but it never fully delivered

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Back to Seventeen
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May 25, 2026
25 of 25 episodes seen
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Overall 6.0
Story 7.5
Acting/Cast 9.0
Music 5.0
Rewatch Value 5.0

Over rated

The plotline was beautiful and had a lot of potential, but overall it felt a bit messy. The scenes didn’t flow well together, and some parts felt disconnected, which made it hard to fully enjoy. I also felt like there wasn’t enough description or development in certain moments, so some scenes didn’t leave much impact.

When it comes to acting, the actress did a really good job—especially because I’ve watched her dramas before and know how well she performs. The actor was decent too, but somehow the overall chemistry and the way everything was put together didn’t fully work for me.

In the end, I liked the idea of the story, but the execution wasn’t as strong as I expected, so I wouldn’t give it a full star rating.

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Affinity
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May 14, 2026
40 of 40 episodes seen
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Overall 7.5
Story 8.0
Acting/Cast 6.5
Music 6.0
Rewatch Value 1.0
> I actually liked the storyline because the virus concept was really interesting and kept the drama engaging at first. But like many Chinese dramas, it felt way too long — even 40 episodes felt unnecessary. After a certain point, the plot started dragging, and the same situations kept repeating again and again.

As for talking about the drama, I also feel like Wu Nongyu never sincerely loved Xin Xu. Throughout the drama, it always felt like Xin Xu loved Wu Nongyu more deeply than she loved him. Their relationship didn’t feel emotionally balanced to me. Compared to them, Li Xian’s love for Si Yuan felt much more genuine and sincere. You could really feel her emotions and devotion, which made their relationship more believable and touching.

Also, after Si Yuan died, the story felt stretched out even more, and it lost some of its original impact for me. The pacing became slower, and it seemed like the drama didn’t know when to end.

As for the acting, it was decent but not especially powerful or memorable. Personally, I felt Si Yuan and his girlfriend gave a better performance than the main couple. Their emotions felt more natural and convincing, which made their scenes more impactful for me.

Overall, the drama had a strong idea and a good start, but the excessive length and repetitive storytelling weakened the experience for me.

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Sweet Teeth
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May 9, 2026
22 of 22 episodes seen
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Overall 8.0
Story 8.0
Acting/Cast 9.0
Music 5.0
Rewatch Value 8.0
This drama is nothing very special. It’s just a normal and common love story. As always, the biggest problem with Chinese dramas is that they have too many episodes. Other than that, it’s still enjoyable to watch because all the actors and actresses gave their best performances.

Usually, I don’t like Chinese dramas with too many couples because it becomes messy and hard to focus on one story. But in this drama, I loved all three main couples. Every couple had amazing chemistry, and that made the drama more enjoyable.

The casting was also very good. All the actors and actresses matched their roles perfectly. Even though Zheng Li may not be considered very beautiful by some people, it honestly doesn’t matter because her acting and chemistry were strong enough to make her character lovable.

I must also mention Ma Yi Yi, Zheng Li’s friend in the drama. She is absolutely beautiful and has such a stunning look on screen.

Overall, this drama is worth watching. It may not be unique or extraordinary, but the chemistry, casting, and performances make it enjoyable.

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The Eighth Sense
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Apr 28, 2026
10 of 10 episodes seen
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Overall 7.5
Story 7.0
Acting/Cast 7.5
Music 5.0
Rewatch Value 5.0
The show is kind of boring at times, but the chemistry between the characters is not bad—just not that great either. I think it’s still watchable, especially since the episodes aren’t too long. However, I feel like it’s rated higher than it deserves.

One thing I noticed is the difference between Ji Hyun and Jae Won. Ji Hyun has good, supportive friends, but Jae Won doesn’t. Even though Jae Won is always sitting with his friend Tae Hyun, he doesn’t treat him well. Tae Hyun comes across as rude and jealous, and he often hurts him. I think friendships like that are unhealthy and shouldn’t be part of our lives.

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Pit Babe Season 2
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Apr 19, 2026
13 of 13 episodes seen
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Overall 9.0
Story 9.0
Acting/Cast 9.5
Music 5.0
Rewatch Value 8.0
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I dont know why this much hate ?

This BL drama is honestly one of the most complete ones I’ve watched in a long time. Even though it has two seasons, the second season feels just as strong as the first—it doesn’t drop in quality or lose direction. Everything is well-connected, and the story progresses beautifully.

What I really love about this drama is that it has everything. A lot of BL series either lack a strong storyline or don’t develop the romance properly, but this one balances it all—emotions, love, friendship, and character development. The acting is also solid across the board, which makes the story even more engaging.

Even though this isn’t my absolute favorite (I still rank others like my top-tier BLs higher), I can’t really find major flaws in it. Other than how the supernatural elements are handled. Compared to the ABO series, where Alpha and Enigma abilities feel much more developed and meaningful, in this drama those powers feel a bit underused. It sometimes seems like the characters are supposed to be superhuman, but they don’t really know how to fully use their abilities. Because of that, I felt slightly disappointed, and I think this is one of the reasons I couldn’t rank it as highly as my top-tier dramas. But it is only about super powers thing not about whole drama it self. this drama and acting is 100% better than ABO. I must say i only give 3.5 ⭐ for ABO drama.

Somthing funny I noticed was during the wedding scene—both Tony and Winner show up, even though Tony is supposed to be dead. Winner appearing is somewhat understandable, but Tony being there was honestly quite confusing.

Another thing I really appreciate is how the drama handles multiple couples. Usually, when there are too many couples, some of them feel underdeveloped or unnecessary. But here, even with five couples, each one gets proper screen time and a unique story. None of them feel like fillers, and surprisingly, I liked all of them—which is very rare for me. In the first season, we get three couples, and in the second season, their relationships grow while new couples are introduced. The writer did a great job balancing all of them without making it feel messy or overwhelming

Also, one interesting detail in this drama is how Chris and Way are portrayed. Even though they are twins and played by the same actor, you can still feel a difference between them. Personally, I preferred Way over Chris. Maybe it’s because in the second season, the actor’s portrayal of Chris felt a bit different—less sharp compared to Way’s character. Still, it’s impressive that one actor handled both roles.

The newly introduced actor Willie in the second season also did a really good job. I liked his performance a lot—he’s very charming and, honestly, really handsome too. His TIC KA TIC KA TIC KA TOK sound especially stood out to me; it was really memorable.

Even though I can’t quite give it a perfect 10/10—there’s just something small missing that I can’t fully explain—it’s still a very strong and satisfying drama. It just didn’t hit me emotionally the same way as my all-time favorites, but it comes very close. I ended up watching both seasons back-to-back over two days, which I honestly didn’t plan at all. Once I started, I just couldn’t stop, and I kept going continuously until I finished everything. I even spent almost a full day just watching this drama, which I haven’t done in years. That alone says a lot about how engaging it is.

Overall, I highly recommend this drama, especially if you’re looking for a BL that has a good balance of story, romance, and character development.

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Pit Babe
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Apr 16, 2026
13 of 13 episodes seen
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Overall 9.0
Story 8.0
Acting/Cast 9.0
Music 5.0
Rewatch Value 8.0
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It is going to be long riview

I can’t believe I almost missed this series—this is seriously such a good one. I’m actually surprised it isn’t more popular. The plot is engaging from start to finish, and every actor really gives their best.

At the beginning, Charlie comes off as this cute, soft character, while Babe seems more rough and dominant. But as the story develops, those roles shift in an interesting way, and we start to see who’s really more vulnerable underneath. Babe truly lives up to his name—he’s like a scared little puppy, emotional and fragile at times. Charlie, on the other hand, might look sweet and harmless, but he’s actually very smart and strategic.

One thing that didn’t sit right with me was Charlie’s return after his “death.” The scene itself felt intense, but it was strange that only Babe reacted strongly while others didn’t seem to notice or question it. That part was a bit disappointing.

The chemistry between the couples is amazing. Both Charlie & Babe and Alan & Jeff are incredibly cute and believable. Their interactions feel natural and heartfelt, which really pulls you into the story.

When it comes to acting, Babe does a good job overall and puts a lot of emotion into his scenes. But personally, his crying didn’t make me feel as emotional as I expected. The ones who really stood out in emotional scenes were Alan, Way, and Sonic—their performances were powerful and genuinely moving. Charlie also did a great job overall.

Character-wise, I found most of them interesting. Way isn’t exactly a “good” person, but I didn’t feel angry at him—his actions felt understandable. Same with Kenta. The only character who truly made me angry was Winner, not even Tony.

Alan has this unique charm. He's really handsome, and his smile is really captivating. Jeff is just naturally adorable and Kim is also a good character—honestly, it’s hard to find someone like that in real life or even in other dramas.

I almost forgot our iconic couple, North and Sonic. They are such a cool couple in this drama, and their scenes are really funny. North is especially a very funny character—every time he appears, it’s entertaining. He actually reminds me of that Korean actor “Gwengana Gwengana” type of vibe—very expressive and comedic.

Overall, this drama has everything: story, romance, friendship, pain, and loss. It’s emotional, engaging, and definitely worth watching. I’d absolutely recommend it.

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Knock Out
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Apr 15, 2026
12 of 12 episodes seen
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Overall 7.5
Story 8.0
Acting/Cast 7.0
Music 5.0
Rewatch Value 7.0
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This drama is good—not the best, but definitely worth watching. The storyline is decent, and the scenes and character development are also fairly well done. At first, I wasn’t interested in it at all, and I think I even skipped some early episodes. But after watching a few more, I started to enjoy it, and I even went back to rewatch the beginning.

As for the acting, it didn’t really feel very emotional or impactful to me, but that doesn’t mean it was bad—it was just okay overall. One thing that stood out was Phuwis, who plays a character that pretends to be a good person. However, from the beginning, I personally felt like he was never truly good—it seemed obvious that he was just acting that way. Because of that, I think he failed to portray the “good character” convincingly.

On the other hand, YUT was really impressive. At first, he came across as a genuinely good person, and the actor portrayed that very well. But as the story progressed, his character turned into someone unstable and even a bit insane, which made him quite annoying—but in a good way, because it showed how well the actor performed the role.

Overall, this is a solid drama. It may not be perfect, but it’s definitely enjoyable and worth giving a try.

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Exclusive Love
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Apr 7, 2026
12 of 12 episodes seen
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Overall 4.5
Story 4.0
Acting/Cast 4.5
Music 3.5
Rewatch Value 1.0

Boring and waste of time

This drama turned out to be quite disappointing. The pacing is very slow, to the point where it feels draggy, and I ended up skipping a lot of scenes just to get through it. Unfortunately, the overall storyline didn’t do much to keep things engaging either.

One of the biggest drawbacks is the acting of the main couple. Their performances feel dull and lack emotional depth, and more importantly, there’s almost no chemistry between them. Because they are the central focus of the drama, this really affects the overall viewing experience.

On the other hand, the second couple is okay. Their acting is not particularly strong either, but it feels more natural and expressive. They manage to bring some genuine emotion to their scenes, and their chemistry is noticeably better, making their moments more enjoyable and believable compared to the main leads.

Overall, the drama fails to deliver due to weak performances from the leads and an unengaging plot. I wouldn’t really recommend it, especially for teens looking for something exciting or engaging.

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Be Loved in House: I Do
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Apr 1, 2026
12 of 12 episodes seen
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Overall 7.5
Story 7.0
Acting/Cast 8.0
Music 5.0
Rewatch Value 3.0

Not bad

The drama is overall just average—not too good, but not bad either. The character and scene buildup feel a bit lacking, so it doesn’t fully pull you in.

Interestingly, the second couple gets more screen time and has a more engaging romance compared to the main couple. Even if you don’t personally like them, their storyline is still decent to watch. For viewers who enjoy the second couple, this drama might actually feel more enjoyable.

With short 20-minute episodes, it’s an easy, light watch—but not something very memorable.
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