Hi! I'm often watching drama or reading books. What first started out as 'listening practice' has now become my addiction! I can speak Japanese and Korean, and am still working on my Mandarin level. 

Currently watching...

What about all those 'currently watching's and 'on-hold's? You know when you start watching something and you like it but you're just not... quite ready to watch the whole thing and then a whole lot of time passes?  Other days, time seems to hold still when you're waiting for a currently airing drama, so I start a whole bunch of other dramas at the same time.

Achievement Unlocked

100th drama: When a Snail falls in Love

150th drama: Live Up to Your Name, Dr. Heo

200th drama: My ID is Gangnam Beauty

250th drama: Guardian

300th drama: The Legends	350th drama: Flower of Evil	400th drama: Kingdom: Season 2	450th drama: Crazy Love
500th drama: If You Wish Upon Me	550th drama: Alchemy of Souls Season 2: Light and Shadow	600th drama: Dr. Romantic Season 3	650th drama: Moving

700th drama: Wonderland of Love

Completely finished it without subs!

1st Japanese drama: Heartbroken Chocolatier in 2014.  For some reason, I find Matsumoto Jun's dramas the easiest to understand. I wonder if it has anything to do with watching Hana Yori Dango initially.	1st Korean drama: W - Two Worlds in 2016.  I watched this as it aired and just couldn't wait to find out what happened! I get really motivated to see Lee Jong Suk's dramas because he always picks such interesting scripts!	1st Chinese drama:  A Romance of the Little Forest in 2022. A slower and scattered subtitling schedule turned out to be the motivation I needed to power through with my Chinese understanding! I was surprised how much unconscious learning goes into watching dramas.