Review

If you’re a fan of fake marriage tropes with a perfect blend of romance and comedy, So I Married the Anti-Fan should be at the top of your K-drama watchlist. This series masterfully delivers heart-fluttering moments, laugh-out-loud scenes, and just the right amount of emotional depth to keep you hooked from start to finish. Summary:  So I Married the Anti-Fan follows the story of Hoo Joon (played by Choi Tae Joon), a top K-pop idol, and Lee Geun Young (played by Choi Soo Young), a journalist who becomes his "anti-fan" after a misunderstanding. Their tumultuous relationship takes a wild turn...

There are love stories, and then there’s Yakuza Fiancé. From the moment I picked up the manga, I knew I was in for something wild. And now, with the anime adaptation out, my obsession has only grown. It’s intense, it’s messy, and it’s everything I didn’t know I needed from a romance story. But let me be clear: while I love the main storyline and all its twists, there’s one character who stands above the rest for me — Shoma.   Quick Summary : Yakuza Fiancé follows Yoshino, a girl from a yakuza family, who gets roped into an arranged marriage...

Here’s my personal take on episode 8 - 11!   🔥 Episode 8: Sparks Fly (Literally and Figuratively) This episode had me laughing, cringing, and secondhand blushing all at once. After all the madness with Acrobatic Silky, we finally get a bit of "down time" with Momo, Okarun, Seiko, Turbo Granny, and the new addition, Aira. But honestly, calling it "down time" feels wrong because Momo and Aira's rivalry takes center stage. The passive-aggressive back-and-forth between Momo and Aira? Absolutely hilarious. The awkward "does she like Okarun or not?" moments made me want to yell at the screen. And Aira’s...

Summary: The story revolves around Do Min-Ik, a high-ranking executive with a cold, calculating personality. He relies heavily on his secretary, Jung Gal-Hee, who secretly begins to live a double life, taking on a fake identity to get closer to him. As expected, feelings start to develop, and things get complicated. At first, it seemed like a fun, lighthearted take on the classic "boss-secretary" trope with a bit of mistaken identity thrown in. The setup had potential for humor, charm, and heartfelt moments. But as the episodes rolled on, I found myself losing interest. Thoughts:  Dropping a K-drama is never...

I started the drama that's on Netflix  Mr. Plankton At first glance, I wasn’t sure what to expect. The title sounded quirky, maybe even playful. But after just one episode, I realized this show was about to take me on a raw, emotional journey I didn’t even know I needed.   Summary:  The story revolves around Hae Jo, a man who feels like — you guessed it — a plankton. Drifting aimlessly from place to place, he’s never truly been able to "anchor" himself anywhere, thanks to a broken family and an isolated upbringing. But things shift when he decides...