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I only watched the first episode and I'm already tearing up 🥺🥺

I started watching Against the Current and it hooked me on the first episode

actually, I watched more than half of it because people kept saying “it gets better” but I was struggling with it and eventually just dropped it. Why keep watching an entertaining show if I’m not entertained right?

Added to my watchlist ✍️

I found it simply boring, not just the story but the scenarios as well 🙃I also found the female lead performance too flat. Like Overdo, I had high expectations but for me they were just flops

I am so indecisive between starting Against the current or Spring of the blade or Road to splendor...or..🤣

Thanks! It seems interesting and I love Song Zu Er

Should I just rewatch Forbidden Flower? It's so good!

I've seen it all 😅

Still haven't moved on... any recommendations on what to watch next? 😅 👀

This feels just like a classic K-drama rom-com 😊

The comments alone show how subjective this list is tbh 😂 Take Affinity, for example, despite its "unconventional script" ( probably written by people on crack), it experienced significant popularity when it came out and hit the charts... as did Veils of Shadows, etc 🤷‍♀️ There are honestly so many dramas that could make the top 12

Oh yes, Dazlling was really good! Have you watched Never Ending Summer? I've watched both and I think they kind of have a similar vibe.

I don't think any drama beats Pursuit of Jade in terms of visuals, cinematography 10/10!! Never Ending Summer was also a good surprise, I liked the soundtrack and the story. I thought I'd also be on this top

I've been trying to get past episode 2 for three days now 😭 It's hard to stick with this show. The dialogue feels like it was written by a teenager and the fight choreography is so lame. But...I really like He Yu and I've been waiting for this show for so long 🥹 no spoilers, but does it get better?

I think the answer is yes. Although it isn’t addressed in the show, there’s a scene where he admits that he has killed before 🫣

I actually think he acted better than Ha Young. She acted as if she were on a theatre stage, way too forced at times. But I agree, the last two series he was in were nothing special

The story's not that special, but at least we got to see Jung Hae In 😌
Ha Young's character was funny but sometimes it seemed too forced and childish

You just ruined the ending for me. Why didn't you use the spoiler to hide your comment?

The best scenes in the show were the fight against the shaman guardian spirit and the primordial spirit shot