Kdramaland explodes in alternate years, IMO. 2020 was one heck of a year for amazing kdramas, 2021 was okay, and now they're showering us with top of the line dramas in 2022
What on earthhhhh this in NO WAY deserves anything below an 8 rating!!! It's done so well, it's concept is entertaining and fresh - even though some things are predictable, the chemistry and comedy is so GOOD!!
why are there runaway ghosts everywhere .. what is the escort team doing ..
The world dissolved into chaos after Grim Reaper reincarnated as a human so he could be with Sunny in Touch Your Heart. There has been a sudden increase of ghosts and possessed humans in Dramaland after that unfortunate incident.
Can someone tell me the plot in a few sentences? I'm trying to get my friend to watch this show...
Tsundere(stoic but squishy) money loving, people hating successful magician who sees ghosts and employs three of them meets upright adorable but sassy policewoman through a series of hilariously unfortunate events. They team up to solve one crime for mutual benefit but end up fighting many crimes and General Spirit who is trying to force ML to become a shaman. Their affection for each other slowly grows.
Wait so he contact with the ghosts that are far away using phone?? lol i know this suppose to be fantasy but come…
Lol there are lots of things tht dont mske sense. Like the selective invisibility- sometimes the things they hold are invisible and sometimes theyre not.
PLEASE. The description of newbie fans is so so ACCURATE it's astonishing 😭😭 my drama veteran ass hates them so much but they are the best to make fun of "First bias is Lee Min Ho but they haven't watched BOF" SO FREAKING TRUE. Thank you for this article, it made me laugh so much!
Personally, I'm a Drama Google fan through and through. I spend more time researching dramas than actually watching them, I scour MDL's "Trending," "Shows Starting This Week," and "Shows Ending this Week" lists, and I monitor Soompi like a bona fide stalker. My watchlist is overflowing even after hours of "Spring cleaning," because I add more shows than remove them. And of course I have an opinion on every drama ever made.
If you can see past its flaws, it's a wonderful show. The comedy is ON POINT, and the dialogues are surprisingly good. I really liked them.
And my jaw dropped at Son Ye Jin's cameo. I never expected to see her there... it was like DESTINY 😂🥰 Couldn't immerse myself in the romance after that, especially with all the old timed comments speculating if HJW and HB were dating or wishing they would marry 🙈 but all's well that ends well. I raised my rating for the show just because it ended nicely and satisfyingly, something that shows these days seem incapable of doing. Always have to go for a cool, less cliche ending - and end up messing the whole thing up
Magician is as said the new trendy occupation in kdramas.
For better or for worse, I'm sure the CEO trope will never die. Every single other trope might fizzle out and die, but the rich CEO will never succumb to the grave, never see his end, and stand victoriously over everyone else. It is in his blood. He is a survivor, a fighter, someone constant and unchanging in the crazy world of Asian entertainment. Long live the CEO!
Glad someone said it. I thought I was the only one who had noticed how bad the subs were since no one was talking…
Maybe they just don't care about international viewers, considering that the Chinese audience itself is big enough to generate enough revenue for them... YouTube is probably just a side thing to them
wow this drama is assimilating a really good cast! Can't wait to see Kang Ha Neul, Jung Hae In, and Youn Yuh Jung... and it is SUCH a coincidence that I'm currently watching Secret Garden!
Glad someone said it. I thought I was the only one who had noticed how bad the subs were since no one was talking…
I think it's all bots and machine translations, not humans. I do a lot of subtitle editing on Viki and this pattern of translation resembles the machine translations we get on some dramas.
Personally, I'm a Drama Google fan through and through. I spend more time researching dramas than actually watching them, I scour MDL's "Trending," "Shows Starting This Week," and "Shows Ending this Week" lists, and I monitor Soompi like a bona fide stalker. My watchlist is overflowing even after hours of "Spring cleaning," because I add more shows than remove them. And of course I have an opinion on every drama ever made.
And my jaw dropped at Son Ye Jin's cameo. I never expected to see her there... it was like DESTINY 😂🥰 Couldn't immerse myself in the romance after that, especially with all the old timed comments speculating if HJW and HB were dating or wishing they would marry 🙈 but all's well that ends well. I raised my rating for the show just because it ended nicely and satisfyingly, something that shows these days seem incapable of doing. Always have to go for a cool, less cliche ending - and end up messing the whole thing up