Fun fact, the actress who plays Hari, Kim Sejeong, was an idol and was in a two different groups! That’s why there’s a few references to her brother becoming an idol and why Hari is such a good singer! And when Yeong-seo’s cousin is shopping, she says she want a dress that she saw Kim Sejeong wear on a red carpet. I love little easter eggs like those!
Actually, the actor who played Hari's brother is an idol, too! He is Byunchang from Victon. I think the "becoming an idol" thing was more tailored to that little fact. I also loved all those mini references on the show, it made it even more enjoyable 🥰🥰
I loved that moment I wad like she right there. It's funny to watch her play in a universe where her idol self exist. Also she's currently a soloist and is in several other dramas please support her.
Never thought that Amanda would talk about kdramas, let alone one of my favorite kdramas but I am so happy with it. Some other kdramas I would recommend is Crash Landing On You, It’s Okay Not To Be Okay, Uncanny Counter, Hotel del Luna, and Run On.
My favorite bit about A Business Proposal, the Netflix adaptation, is that they poked lighthearted fun at all of the KDrama tropes 🤣 Main male lead gets into car accident? I was fully expecting memory loss, nope.. just a hurt arm. I was expecting Hari to struggle with both of her love interests, nope. She chose Taemoo, AND stood up for that man aaaaaand herself. And put Minwoo in his place lol It was just great to watch them fall in love 🥰🥰
What I love about K drama is that they are not afraid to be cheesy. I feel that in the North America, for a show to be seen as good, you have to be raw, edgy, and provocative. I think that is why movie like Parasite and tv shows like Squid game are the most notable and acclaimed korean media in North America because they fit these characteristics. But omg, korean romance drama are the opposite. They are over the top, cheesy and full of tropes. They take themselves seriously while poking fun at themselves all the time. I feel like I’m 14 years old again and I absolutely adore it. They are not trying to be revolutionary, and that’s revolutionary in itself hahaha
Honestly I prefer kdramas over western dramas any day. they seem to always have a lot of fun making the shows and are always a bit of everything in the best way! I definitely would recommend some shows to watch but theres just so many ive enjoyed i wouldnt know where to start lol
I agree that with lighthearted series korean media really excels, but its insanely rare to get like a really quality drama series like Breaking Bad or Succession from korea. Everytime they try something serious they always gotta throw some out there stupid plot twist or contrivance or trope that just ruins everything an otherwise good concept.
@@daffo595 I have to agree with you on this. There are very few kdramas that actually have consistency like this. I only remember signal and maybe even tunnel is a good one although I haven't watched it. People make fun of Indians for making cringe tv series but our web series content is actually good. I'm yet to see shows like Sacred Games, Paatal Lok, Undekhi or Made in Heaven which are Indian web series from Korea. I kind of feel like atleast mainstream kdramas get a lot of praise than it actually deserves.
@@lasttimeimaskingyouthis kdramas get praise, but the only shows you really see getting the praise are romance shows. I think kdrama excel at that. (to a degree). (the lack of sex sticks out like a sore thumb at times lmfao)
@@daffo595 That's interesting, but I can't be sure about whether I agree or disagree since I'm not old enough to watch either of those shows. Are there any such shows that I, as a 15 yo, could watch to compare? This concept has been keeping me up lol
“It’s like they don’t even like the source material they’re adapting” GIRL YOU HAVE NO IDEAAAA literally the show runner for The Witcher season 2 said she hates fantasy
My husband is actually super into K dramas, and told me all about this show. (He usually tells me the synopsis of them afterwards 😂) A Business Proposal has been one of his favorites so far.
@@kiwimetks1275my husband says "Backstreet Rookie" and "Startup" are both similarly fun, at least in his opinion. (He seemed like he like Backstreet Rookie more)
I personally prefer the manhwa, Taemu is a Godsent cutie and Gramps' humor translates very well on paper imo but glad to see everyone having fun! Edited to add that Kim Sejeong is definitely a good fit for Ha-ri, love her so much!
I totally agree about the U.S. taking a break from adaptations until they can figure some things out. I think they are chasing statistics and trends of things that have worked in the past instead of trying to make a good story with dynamic characters. It is a little depressing but it is fun to expand into content from other countries! There are so many great shows out there! 🧡💜
Not to mention they pick great source materials, lost everything that made said material special and release a soulless final product that doesn’t please both fans and people who knew nothing.
It’s so unfortunate too because fans of whatever they’ve decided to half-assedly adapt get really excited to only be let down by whatever they’ve pumped out. Then they have the cruddy situation of not knowing when they might get to see a better adaptation or even if they ever will since now it’s been “done” and maybe didn’t preform well enough for people to see it as a viable option for a redo
I don’t really like traditional Western Rom Coms, but there’s something about K Dramas that is just so much better. I think they’re just cuter. My bf and I like watching them together and he get really invested. He usually doesn’t cry with emotion scenes but he will for k dramas 😂 especially if we have wine.
Omg love that Amanda and I have another thing! Fun fact, the korean media has been calling Kim Sejeong (Shin Hari) the Korean emma stone because of her brilliant comic timing and expressive acting. Also she is actually a singer as well! Used to be in a kpop group but is now solo. She has a BEAUTIFUL voice!
Honestly kdramas have had some really great adaptations over the years, been watching for 15 years, they're not always ~amazing~ but usually they get the vibes
I binged the entire series thanks to this video, and I'm so glad I did. It was SO GOOD. Especially the random chase scenes! My favorite one was when Tae Moo chased Ha Ri all over the building after she tripped and accidentally kicked her slipper in his face. 😂
Oh girl just wait till you watch 2125, hometown cha cha cha, and start up. The standard for k-dramas is sooo high all across the board. The writing, character development, cinematography, it's all good. They single-handedly revived good story-telling in romcoms, while hollywood just let the genre turn to dust after the 90s.
Let's not pretend that k-dramas don't have issues. The plot progression of almost every rom-com is essentially the same which is why you know there's going to be some big realization/event in episode 6 of every one. Characters often fall in love (and acknowledge that) by episode 8 leaving 8 more hours of content that doesn't have enough plot to it to justify sticking around for all the dramatic tropes that every other drama has. Then there's the cheesy ballad that play at every. single. minor. moment between the leads. This can work as a direction if it's simply instrumental because that's subtle. It doesn't work when someone's belting out the same lyrics every other scene to make sure you know it's dramatic instead of letting the acting, directing, and editing tell you that. In terms of being cookie cutter, Korean dramas are actually worse than American dramas as well as other Asian country's dramas. K-dramas now have less character development overall than they did in the early 2000s but their cinematography is, indeed, superior to their older dramas and most current American dramas. The writing, however, is often pretty bad for reasons included above as well as other things that vary by specific drama. There are obviously exceptions to this but I don't think we should act like good k-dramas are the norm. /rant
Have fun a little haha, not all kdrama is like that! But when it is, I think the super predictable, lovable cheese makes it good. I believe that business proposal was like the quintessential k-drama romance, with troupe after troupe, but that doesn’t make it bad! If you don't like that sort of thing that's totally ok, I would suggest to watch some more dramas though and don't quantify the genre as a whole as "bad" lol.
I didn’t expect you to review this!! Crazy obsessed with the show. I read the webcomic while the episodes were airing, definitely prefer the show because conflicts would be resolved asap due to shorter episodes (than normal kdrama). Love the cliche and the cheesiness. Also watched your bridgerton experience video and was wondering if you were gonna do a review of season 2 and what you thought of kanthony couple!!
Watching a 30 minute video of someone else gushing over k-dramas is amazing. This was a super cute show that I binged in like 2 days. Honestly, after getting back into k-dramas, all American rom coms have been ruined for me. Oh, a 1 hour movie with an enemies-to-lovers trope? Cute. I just finished a 1.5 hour 16 episode series that absolutely _destroyed_ me emotionally. But yeah, sure, John and Mary tried
This video makes me so happy. I held off on business proposal since i didn't really like the webtoon much, but since it fits into all of my fav kdrama troupes, I just had to pick it up. And boy, I LOVED IT. I think they stuck with the great aspects the webtoon had, yet also made it unique and a special adaptation. I hope that you continue reviewing kdramas! Run on, I'm not a Robot and Extraordinary You are some of my favs that I would love to see your perspective on.
Loved your recap of the show - I'm BIG, BIG FAN of both the kdrama and the original comic, so I enjoyed it a lot! :) I actually practically stopped watching American TV shows (and films) and I switched to kdramas over 3 years ago - and never locked back ;) The quality, the storytelling, the humor in kdramas is, in my opinion, far superior over the western shows. I definitely recommend on Netflix Vincenzo and Crash Landing On You. My favourite kdrama ever (with Business Proposal being now very close 2nd) - is Strong Woman Do Bong Soon - the mix of comedy, action, romance, and an altogether chaotic, webtoonish mess is to die for! (I watched it on Viki Rakuten, but I believe Australian Netflix also has it in their range) ;)
If you like webtoons and the whole "through a complicated set of circumstances my boss wants to date me" genre you should give Lady With a Mask a try! It's probs my fav out of that weirdly specific yet popular webtoon genre. I don't know if it had a show but it really should!
I’m so happy Sejeong is actually the attention. She literally is an Actress and Idol. Literally she’s the only person in kpop history to rank top 2 in an Mnet survival show. She’s an amazing vocalist. Literally so glad she’s getting attention
Business proposal is definitely my favorite kdrama I've seen in at least a year, I enjoyed it so much! Netflix has been producing a lot of good ones though, such a fun world to get into
In a kinda unrelated topic, I felt the same with heartstopper. This just came out and as a fan of the comic there were changes, but still felt authentic to the story and the core of this cute story about 2 guys. I really thought this was a good adaption too.
i absolutely agree, it was one of the best adaptations i’ve seen in a while. the casting was absolutely *chefs kiss* and even the changes just perfectly fit the vibe of the actual comic/book. the little addition of the illustrations on screen were a great choice as well, just an all around great adaptation.
Another REALLY good adaptation from a webtoon would be "Yumi's Cells". They mix animation and traditional acting. It takes a bit of time to adjust but the story is really worth it!
Your reaction to this show is SO relatable! This is the way I have felt after every K-Drama I’ve watched so far… like giddily, manically happy. These shows just make me FEEEEELLLL!!!. I recently watched an old one made in 2010 called ‘Secret Garden.’ The chemistry between the two leads is OFF THE CHARTS. With that one I watched it again and the second time I picked up on SO much nuance and complexity in the dialogue. As you can see in many of the other comments, so many K Dramas just ‘get it’! For me, their cinematography, and oftentimes their exploration of complex issues in Korea is what I love. I could talk about how good Korean Dramas are for a long time! Hahah
KDramas are just fun and cute, without ever insulting their audience, surprisingly enough. I was actually really surprised Netflix has so many of them available in the States.
Kdrama romcoms are often fun and cute. Hometown ChaChaCha is one of my favourites. But there are so many fantastic korean thrillers and serious dramas. Juvinile Justice, D.P. and Move to Heaven have been my recent favourites
This makes me wanna watch Business Proposal again!! It was a great kdrama. I never read the comics, actually I didn’t even know they were comic books before becoming a kdrama
Kdrama rom-coms tend to be absolutely amazing like Strong Woman Bong-Soon is one of my favourites and a definite recommendation as well as Descendants of the Sun, which is way less light-hearted with higher stakes but I personally think is absolutely hilarious
Welcome to the k-drama world! Never expected to see you doing a kdrama review! I guarantee if you liked this you'll love other Kdramas, there's a lot with a similar vibe! Giggling like a crazy person at kdrama romance is very normal haha Business proposal has been one of my favourites so far this year!
okay so iv recently realized that this is my favorite type of yt vid. someone who’s passionate about and really loves a show just describes it beginning to end. it feels like sitting with a friend taking about their special interest but with video clips of the source material. Amazing. Wonderful. 5 out of 5 stars ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
my gf got me to watch this kdrama and i was immediately hooked. i did think the second girl love interest could be like. a little too..whiny? but like when the kid drew on her skirt and she was super nice about it. those types of moments were so cool and made me really like her. if anyone has any god tier kdrama recs like business proposal im all ears. the only other one iv really watched before(and absolutely loved) are boys over flowers and secretary kim
OMFG I cant believe you're covering this! Loved this adaptation so much and love your content. Never thought I'd see you talking about kdramas lol amazing!
11:06 "It's going to become a problem in a minute." That very much sums up Min-woo. 19:43 and in the background is Sung-hoon, who is so very tired. 21:22 again, Sung-hoon energy. Honestly? I like that they changed the cousin. I like her way more in the show.
The kdrama adaptation was so so well done. It did the humor and characterization I adored from the webtoon justice. This show was such a joy. Business Proposal was the first manwha I read and it was so lovely to see how well done the kdrama was. THE ACTORS WERE SO AMAZING
I was so excited when I saw you were talking about a KDrama! I took a break from Korean Dramas, but I saw a scene on Twitter and decided to watch. This is for sure one of the best Korean dramas that I have watched in a long time.
I'm so excited for this video because I enjoyed this K-drama and I love your videos. I'm so glad you enjoyed this series too! Also, I just wanted to point out that your pronunciation is mostly fine - Young-seo's name is pronounced more like "Young-suh", but you did a good job of pronouncing the other character's names.
Woow, you explained it so well. all the details in the series. I really love this series. It is light and funny and cute. I needed this kdrama and I thank kdrama gods that they cast these actors. they fit so well with the characters and they did so well. There were a lot of adlibs in this kdrama and that just shows how good their synergy is. i hope you can get to watch their behind the scenes. It is fun to watch and you can see how close they are with each other, makes you appreciate the series more. Also regarding the wig, Sejeong (Shin Hari) mentioned that the reason they didn't use the pink wig because the wig that they used here was more realistic than the pink one. Also the director mentioned that the reason they use the CGI archaeopteryx was to keep the comic aspect of it and ofcourse the comedic aspect. Also I love Ms Yeo and Mr Gye, research development team 1 is really fun to watch. The part where they had the rain date, a lot of those scenes were adlibs such as the kiss they shared in the restaurant was an adlib, Hyoseop (tae moo) suggested it first saying that "Tae Moo would've kissed you in this scene" then Sejeong (Hari) said "Yes, I would've been kissed in this scene" then the director approved of it and they did that. also when hari comforted him, the hug was an adlib because based on the script, she was only supposed to pat his head. I can go on and on about this kdrama and that is just how I love this.
i just want to say i love these videos where you talk about shows. they sound like a lot of fun, but they all also sound like the kind of stuff i wouldn't be able to enjoy watching on my own because i have difficulty with secondhand embarrassment and seeing real world situations played for comedy. like, i know i wouldn't be able to like the main couple at all if i was watching this myself because just hearing you say "he keeps doing these roundabout gestures but she doesn't get it because she thinks she's being tested and is gonna get fired" stressed me tf out, and then when you say "and he refuses to actually tell her he's not firing her" made me want to screech. having you describe everything instead cushions it a bit tho so i can ignore the stress and just have fun.
It’s been one year since this video was uploaded but why are you actually so real for this. A 35 minute long video praising a show that you love is something I would do.
Never knew the day would come where I would see Amanda make a WHOLE VIDEO about a K-drama! This makes me so happy I absolutely loved your enthusiasm while talking about everything cause I relate SO MUCH!!
I’m SO glad you watched this show, this is by far and away one of my absolute favorite kdramas and I am so happy other people loved it too!! They really knocked it out of the park, it was so much fun to watch and the cast was incredible ; w;)/
I have watched business proposal two times already because i loved the show and i'm a fan of the actress playing hari but hearing you talking so lovingly about it makes me want to watch it yet again AAAAAAAH
I’ve been listening and half watching this while making dinner and I have no idea who’s who and what relationships are going because I’m trash with names but even then this sounds really good! You do such a good job of getting me invested in shows I never thought I’d be interested in😅😂
I started reading the manhwa because I enjoyed the drama, and I have to say that I really like the changes they made. Especially her job. I feel like they gave them such basic jobs in the comic so that they wouldn't have to focus any time on them, but Hari loving food and deciding to create frozen meals to bring comfort like she experienced was really impactful, and the fact that Taemu also loves food and creating it, really created an underlying mutual passion and easily adds to every meal they share together. Her researcher team were pretty much all original to the drama, and they created some of my most hilarious scenes (that bbq scene where 4 are trying to keep various secrets from each other and the drunk coworker was just spilling it all...) Sunghoon's whole backstory and having the two male characters be more like brothers or cousins, as well as friends was fantastic (also, Sunghoon seemed a bit more sassy in the drama, which I loved). The whole scene at the orphanage, and the other leads spending time there lent a realism to the class division that Jin's father was upset about made it so the issue wasn't just 'he doesn't have a rich family company to merge with ours,' but actually 'he totally lacks a biological family' - which is still considered a requirement to a lot of Asians when it comes to marriage. I enjoyed your review, since this was a recent watch for me and of course, no one I know has seen it yet!
never thought u would ever talk about a kdrama but omg.... i agree with you!!!!! ive been so obsessed with it, the ending was a little flat to me but otherwise it was so funny and entertaining . my god im gonna hurl just thinking about taemu and hari 🥲🥲🥲🥲
I prefer the manhwa because the secretary’s personality is less cold there😭 he was adorable in the manhwa, also there are 2 characters than we didn’t get to see in the kdrama😔
I had the same feeling when watching Semantic Error (BL kdrama), which differentiated from the manhwa a lot but still had the same feeling. It was amazing!
I started watching Kdramas about a year ago. My son married a Korean woman and has been living there so I thought it would be neat to 'experience' Korea through some series. The first one I watched was Home Town Cha Cha Cha. I loved it. Since then I think I have watched around 10 differents series. Although Crash Landing on You is my second I have to say Business Proposal was my favorite. I was mad that it was only twelve episodes and not sixteen! It was so good I watched it a second time. Great acting, chemistry, sets, production, etc. I saw that the dubbed English version is coming out May 21, 2022. I doubt the English version will be as good but it might be enjoyable for someone who isn't willing to do subtitles.
The US has a looooong history of making bad adaptations/remakes of Korean (and other foreign) source material. My Sassy Girl, Lake House…etc etc Kdramas are the elite in romcoms, so happy you’re getting into them! (Young-Seo’s name is pronounced like Yung-Suh! Just fyi :))
If u want any help with the names, in korean when you see a name like "Young seo" or "geum hui" you can essentially get rid of the e and pronounce it like "young soh (rhymes with saw)" or "gum hee" hope this helps ^^ (Ik this isn't an accurate description of how ㅓ and ㅡ are pronounced but imo its easier for people who dont know any korean to pronounce them that way)
My favorite bit is when yoo jung goes to the company to meet with Mr. Cha. The faces that the actor made are comedy gold! His character was always cool and composed so to see him like that was hilarious.
I haven't had the energy to watch a new show in so long, this has convinced me to give it a try again. I will be back to watch this video when I'm done binge watching the show, thanks! (avoiding spoilers)
I almost never watch Kdrama adapations of webtoons/manhwa (because I almost always just prefer the original) but I'm so glad this has sold you on Kdramas! You need to get on Crash Landing Into You, Romance is a Bonus Book, the Reply series, Strong Girl Boon Soon, Hometown Cha Cha Cha, 2521, and if you want to go back in time a bit: Delightful Girl Choon Hyang, Goong (Princess Hours), Coffee Prince, You're So Beautiful, My Name is Kim Sam Soon, Full House. God, I could go on but I'll stop myself here. My romantic comedy itch always and only leads me to kdramas.
K-Dramas are the best!!! I've seen a few and even though they were in Korean, it didn't matter it really seemed like the actors really put their all into it. They really know how to immerse you into their universe. I was always really invested when I was watching them.
you keep selling me on shows so well that i have to stop watching the video because i don't want the show spoiled. same thing happened with the courtship.
This was great, your commentary was so compelling that you held my attention the ENTIRE time, better than TV shows do haha... I loved this vid so much that I watched it on my tv but looked it up on my phone just to comment haha
To be fare Korean shows tend to be great quality compared to western shows. I have watched ever Korea show avaliable on netflix. And the calibre compared to American shows is very apparent. I no longer watch American TV.
I just read the newest chapter of A Business Proposal on Tapas Ink! It was the second KDrama webcomic I read, and I love it. I'm glad the adaption seems good. They made interesting changes to Secretary Cha and Yeongsuh's relationship, I'm surprised they didn't change the most controversial thing that I disliked, which was their sex scene. I think they also got rid of Hari's little brother, who currently has an ongoing love subplot with Yeongsuh's cousin after crushing on Yeongsuh for so long.
I decided to watch it as three of the four leads I had seen in other shows over the past couple of years (I’ve gotten quite into Korean shows over the last few years it seems like I’m always watching one at least a couple of times a week whereas before that I had watched one and that was five years ago 😮). I loved it, funnily enough I started it just after I finished Strong Girl Bong-soon (which is the show I knew Young-seo from) and other than the fact that the latter involves a girl with super strength the shows are quite similar in that you have a “common” girl whose parents own a place you get food from who winds up working for a guy that completely falls for her while she is oblivious to the fact for a bit as she has a huge crush on another guy 😂 (I loved both shows 😄)
I loveeeed this!! I started watching it with a little apprehension cos i thought it'll be the same old office romcom, but i just loved this. This was also the first i was absolutely obsessed with the side characters romance too! That just shows how amazing the whole story was and how perfectly everything just got together. I also lovee that we didn't get to see a wedding, idk i just feel like the story ended just at the perfect time!
I didn’t know it was based on a WEBTOON when I started it, and I loved the show! I want to look up the WEBTOON and read it when I have time. My kdrama recommendations are Crash Landing on You and Love is a Bonus Book☺️
34:16 I know this is an old video and you probably won’t see this but you’re not annoying. You’re excited to share something you loved and that’s absolutely lovely. Anyone who has ever told you or made you feel as if your joy and excitement is annoying is wrong and an absolute asshole. Please keep loving things and being excited to share them with people 🌻
I was introduced to kdramas in 2010 after finding a cute fan video on RUclips. I absolutely love the cutesy cheesy romantic ones so much. I fell obsessed with A Business Proposal so so much. It has been one of the best I’ve seen in years! Thank you for covering it!
Omg i recommend Love and Leashes on Netflix, next. It’s a great Korean movie that has that kdrama energy but the length of a movie. You don’t even have to review I just recommend the watch
I have no interest in Kdrama, but can I just say just how fun it was watching you get excited and tell us about this show? It genuinely made me laugh and smile!
![Cast of Business Proposal confesses what they really think of each other [ENG SUB]](/img/1.gif)
Fun fact, the actress who plays Hari, Kim Sejeong, was an idol and was in a two different groups! That’s why there’s a few references to her brother becoming an idol and why Hari is such a good singer! And when Yeong-seo’s cousin is shopping, she says she want a dress that she saw Kim Sejeong wear on a red carpet. I love little easter eggs like those!
Omg I didn’t know it was her!!
Actually, the actor who played Hari's brother is an idol, too! He is Byunchang from Victon. I think the "becoming an idol" thing was more tailored to that little fact.
I also loved all those mini references on the show, it made it even more enjoyable 🥰🥰
@@awkwardmochi16 Omg I knew he looked familiar!!!
I looooove sejong and was so sad when gugudan disbanded. I can at least see her in dramas now but I'm still sad about the group 😢
I loved that moment I wad like she right there. It's funny to watch her play in a universe where her idol self exist. Also she's currently a soloist and is in several other dramas please support her.
Never thought that Amanda would talk about kdramas, let alone one of my favorite kdramas but I am so happy with it. Some other kdramas I would recommend is Crash Landing On You, It’s Okay Not To Be Okay, Uncanny Counter, Hotel del Luna, and Run On.
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Hometown cha cha cha is also VERY good!
Yeeeees. If you're okay with murder mysteries/thrillers, Beyond Evil and Law School were also very fun
@@princessmanitari4993 yesssssss
My favorite bit about A Business Proposal, the Netflix adaptation, is that they poked lighthearted fun at all of the KDrama tropes 🤣 Main male lead gets into car accident? I was fully expecting memory loss, nope.. just a hurt arm.
I was expecting Hari to struggle with both of her love interests, nope. She chose Taemoo, AND stood up for that man aaaaaand herself. And put Minwoo in his place lol
It was just great to watch them fall in love 🥰🥰
What I love about K drama is that they are not afraid to be cheesy. I feel that in the North America, for a show to be seen as good, you have to be raw, edgy, and provocative. I think that is why movie like Parasite and tv shows like Squid game are the most notable and acclaimed korean media in North America because they fit these characteristics.
But omg, korean romance drama are the opposite. They are over the top, cheesy and full of tropes. They take themselves seriously while poking fun at themselves all the time. I feel like I’m 14 years old again and I absolutely adore it. They are not trying to be revolutionary, and that’s revolutionary in itself hahaha
Honestly I prefer kdramas over western dramas any day. they seem to always have a lot of fun making the shows and are always a bit of everything in the best way! I definitely would recommend some shows to watch but theres just so many ive enjoyed i wouldnt know where to start lol
I agree that with lighthearted series korean media really excels, but its insanely rare to get like a really quality drama series like Breaking Bad or Succession from korea. Everytime they try something serious they always gotta throw some out there stupid plot twist or contrivance or trope that just ruins everything an otherwise good concept.
@@daffo595 I have to agree with you on this. There are very few kdramas that actually have consistency like this. I only remember signal and maybe even tunnel is a good one although I haven't watched it. People make fun of Indians for making cringe tv series but our web series content is actually good. I'm yet to see shows like Sacred Games, Paatal Lok, Undekhi or Made in Heaven which are Indian web series from Korea. I kind of feel like atleast mainstream kdramas get a lot of praise than it actually deserves.
@@lasttimeimaskingyouthis kdramas get praise, but the only shows you really see getting the praise are romance shows. I think kdrama excel at that. (to a degree). (the lack of sex sticks out like a sore thumb at times lmfao)
@@daffo595 That's interesting, but I can't be sure about whether I agree or disagree since I'm not old enough to watch either of those shows. Are there any such shows that I, as a 15 yo, could watch to compare?
This concept has been keeping me up lol
“It’s like they don’t even like the source material they’re adapting” GIRL YOU HAVE NO IDEAAAA literally the show runner for The Witcher season 2 said she hates fantasy
Hmm... that explains a lot.
My husband is actually super into K dramas, and told me all about this show. (He usually tells me the synopsis of them afterwards 😂) A Business Proposal has been one of his favorites so far.
that’s so cute
@@merabooo I think so too. ♥️ He's usually the first one to cry when we're watching movies, especially at emotional happy endings.
Can you suggest any other k drama just like the buisness proposal i loved it ✨
@@kiwimetks1275my husband says "Backstreet Rookie" and "Startup" are both similarly fun, at least in his opinion. (He seemed like he like Backstreet Rookie more)
@@bethn2836 okay thanks
I personally prefer the manhwa, Taemu is a Godsent cutie and Gramps' humor translates very well on paper imo but glad to see everyone having fun!
Edited to add that Kim Sejeong is definitely a good fit for Ha-ri, love her so much!
me too 😊
Taemu is a certified hottie in the webtoon, one of those ones where no real human can possibly match up lol
100%
next you need to watch “what’s wrong with secretary kim” also a manhwa adaptation that is a very amazing office romance drama with comedic elements
On Netflix?
Its on hulu!
yes!!
@@Justus924 it’s on Netflix in my country 😆
Her secret life is very similar, but without the "blink twice if you need help" vibes of WWWSK
I totally agree about the U.S. taking a break from adaptations until they can figure some things out. I think they are chasing statistics and trends of things that have worked in the past instead of trying to make a good story with dynamic characters. It is a little depressing but it is fun to expand into content from other countries! There are so many great shows out there! 🧡💜
Not to mention they pick great source materials, lost everything that made said material special and release a soulless final product that doesn’t please both fans and people who knew nothing.
It’s so unfortunate too because fans of whatever they’ve decided to half-assedly adapt get really excited to only be let down by whatever they’ve pumped out. Then they have the cruddy situation of not knowing when they might get to see a better adaptation or even if they ever will since now it’s been “done” and maybe didn’t preform well enough for people to see it as a viable option for a redo
I don’t really like traditional Western Rom Coms, but there’s something about K Dramas that is just so much better. I think they’re just cuter. My bf and I like watching them together and he get really invested. He usually doesn’t cry with emotion scenes but he will for k dramas 😂 especially if we have wine.
Me just sitting giggling about a character who's name sounds like Young CEO and then swatting myself, because that isn't her name. But I love it.
OMG I KEPT HEARING YOUNG CEO AS WELL 😂😂😂 and for way too long... 😅
Lmao same! I kept thinking "She's not the CEO, though? Oh wait that's her name."
Omg love that Amanda and I have another thing! Fun fact, the korean media has been calling Kim Sejeong (Shin Hari) the Korean emma stone because of her brilliant comic timing and expressive acting. Also she is actually a singer as well! Used to be in a kpop group but is now solo. She has a BEAUTIFUL voice!
do people still call her God Sejeong at all? kinda dropped off on keeping track of her once ggd disbanded
@@stellabee2026 yeah! This drama actually got me back into her😅
This was the first kdrama that I ever watched and it changed my LIFE
Honestly kdramas have had some really great adaptations over the years, been watching for 15 years, they're not always ~amazing~ but usually they get the vibes
I binged the entire series thanks to this video, and I'm so glad I did. It was SO GOOD. Especially the random chase scenes! My favorite one was when Tae Moo chased Ha Ri all over the building after she tripped and accidentally kicked her slipper in his face. 😂
I’ve had “ YOU KNOW I HAVE NO CHINGU” stuck in my head 😭 this show was cute and funny. 10/10! I have no notes
I didn't read the webtoon but I loved the series.
There's a lot of good K dramas on Netflix, try to watch Vincenzo next.
Oh girl just wait till you watch 2125, hometown cha cha cha, and start up. The standard for k-dramas is sooo high all across the board. The writing, character development, cinematography, it's all good. They single-handedly revived good story-telling in romcoms, while hollywood just let the genre turn to dust after the 90s.
i just finished hometown cha cha cha and i’m OBSESSED hyejin and dusik had crazy good chemistry
omg yes!! I loved hometown cha cha cha
That is a great way to put it!!!
Let's not pretend that k-dramas don't have issues. The plot progression of almost every rom-com is essentially the same which is why you know there's going to be some big realization/event in episode 6 of every one. Characters often fall in love (and acknowledge that) by episode 8 leaving 8 more hours of content that doesn't have enough plot to it to justify sticking around for all the dramatic tropes that every other drama has. Then there's the cheesy ballad that play at every. single. minor. moment between the leads. This can work as a direction if it's simply instrumental because that's subtle. It doesn't work when someone's belting out the same lyrics every other scene to make sure you know it's dramatic instead of letting the acting, directing, and editing tell you that. In terms of being cookie cutter, Korean dramas are actually worse than American dramas as well as other Asian country's dramas. K-dramas now have less character development overall than they did in the early 2000s but their cinematography is, indeed, superior to their older dramas and most current American dramas. The writing, however, is often pretty bad for reasons included above as well as other things that vary by specific drama. There are obviously exceptions to this but I don't think we should act like good k-dramas are the norm. /rant
Have fun a little haha, not all kdrama is like that! But when it is, I think the super predictable, lovable cheese makes it good. I believe that business proposal was like the quintessential k-drama romance, with troupe after troupe, but that doesn’t make it bad! If you don't like that sort of thing that's totally ok, I would suggest to watch some more dramas though and don't quantify the genre as a whole as "bad" lol.
it's so fun to see amanda gush over a show so much lmao
I didn’t expect you to review this!! Crazy obsessed with the show. I read the webcomic while the episodes were airing, definitely prefer the show because conflicts would be resolved asap due to shorter episodes (than normal kdrama). Love the cliche and the cheesiness. Also watched your bridgerton experience video and was wondering if you were gonna do a review of season 2 and what you thought of kanthony couple!!
That was fun watching your excitement as I reminisce on the show.
Watching a 30 minute video of someone else gushing over k-dramas is amazing. This was a super cute show that I binged in like 2 days.
Honestly, after getting back into k-dramas, all American rom coms have been ruined for me. Oh, a 1 hour movie with an enemies-to-lovers trope? Cute. I just finished a 1.5 hour 16 episode series that absolutely _destroyed_ me emotionally. But yeah, sure, John and Mary tried
I just love when people talk about things the love and seeing how much they enjoy something. This video made me very happy. Thank you
This video makes me so happy. I held off on business proposal since i didn't really like the webtoon much, but since it fits into all of my fav kdrama troupes, I just had to pick it up. And boy, I LOVED IT. I think they stuck with the great aspects the webtoon had, yet also made it unique and a special adaptation.
I hope that you continue reviewing kdramas! Run on, I'm not a Robot and Extraordinary You are some of my favs that I would love to see your perspective on.
Loved your recap of the show - I'm BIG, BIG FAN of both the kdrama and the original comic, so I enjoyed it a lot! :) I actually practically stopped watching American TV shows (and films) and I switched to kdramas over 3 years ago - and never locked back ;) The quality, the storytelling, the humor in kdramas is, in my opinion, far superior over the western shows. I definitely recommend on Netflix Vincenzo and Crash Landing On You. My favourite kdrama ever (with Business Proposal being now very close 2nd) - is Strong Woman Do Bong Soon - the mix of comedy, action, romance, and an altogether chaotic, webtoonish mess is to die for! (I watched it on Viki Rakuten, but I believe Australian Netflix also has it in their range) ;)
If you like webtoons and the whole "through a complicated set of circumstances my boss wants to date me" genre you should give Lady With a Mask a try! It's probs my fav out of that weirdly specific yet popular webtoon genre. I don't know if it had a show but it really should!
YES! I love a business proposal and Lady with a Mask is so underrated💓
i feel like i never meet other ppl who like lady with a mask 😭 ♥️
Omg I just binged the entirety of Lady With a Mask because of this comment and it was so cute!!! Thank you so much for the recommendation!!!
I’m so happy Sejeong is actually the attention. She literally is an Actress and Idol. Literally she’s the only person in kpop history to rank top 2 in an Mnet survival show. She’s an amazing vocalist. Literally so glad she’s getting attention
Business proposal is definitely my favorite kdrama I've seen in at least a year, I enjoyed it so much! Netflix has been producing a lot of good ones though, such a fun world to get into
In a kinda unrelated topic, I felt the same with heartstopper. This just came out and as a fan of the comic there were changes, but still felt authentic to the story and the core of this cute story about 2 guys. I really thought this was a good adaption too.
i absolutely agree, it was one of the best adaptations i’ve seen in a while. the casting was absolutely *chefs kiss* and even the changes just perfectly fit the vibe of the actual comic/book. the little addition of the illustrations on screen were a great choice as well, just an all around great adaptation.
@@yordy1348 that's so true. I think the additions and changed they had were in the well being and vain of what Alice wanted.
I love the fact that Amanda talks directly to William, and William's sassy little edits. So fun.
Another REALLY good adaptation from a webtoon would be "Yumi's Cells". They mix animation and traditional acting. It takes a bit of time to adjust but the story is really worth it!
Your reaction to this show is SO relatable! This is the way I have felt after every K-Drama I’ve watched so far… like giddily, manically happy. These shows just make me FEEEEELLLL!!!.
I recently watched an old one made in 2010 called ‘Secret Garden.’ The chemistry between the two leads is OFF THE CHARTS. With that one I watched it again and the second time I picked up on SO much nuance and complexity in the dialogue.
As you can see in many of the other comments, so many K Dramas just ‘get it’! For me, their cinematography, and oftentimes their exploration of complex issues in Korea is what I love. I could talk about how good Korean Dramas are for a long time! Hahah
KDramas are just fun and cute, without ever insulting their audience, surprisingly enough. I was actually really surprised Netflix has so many of them available in the States.
Kdrama romcoms are often fun and cute. Hometown ChaChaCha is one of my favourites. But there are so many fantastic korean thrillers and serious dramas. Juvinile Justice, D.P. and Move to Heaven have been my recent favourites
I read this webcomic last year too, and I love what they did in the drama. They took a great source and made it even better. I just love it so much.
FYI the “eo” is all korean names is pronounced as “uh”.
This makes me wanna watch Business Proposal again!! It was a great kdrama. I never read the comics, actually I didn’t even know they were comic books before becoming a kdrama
The series was extremely cliche and simple… AND I LIVE FOR IT. Ate the whole series up in less than a week 😂
Kdrama rom-coms tend to be absolutely amazing like Strong Woman Bong-Soon is one of my favourites and a definite recommendation as well as Descendants of the Sun, which is way less light-hearted with higher stakes but I personally think is absolutely hilarious
Welcome to the k-drama world! Never expected to see you doing a kdrama review! I guarantee if you liked this you'll love other Kdramas, there's a lot with a similar vibe! Giggling like a crazy person at kdrama romance is very normal haha
Business proposal has been one of my favourites so far this year!
okay so iv recently realized that this is my favorite type of yt vid. someone who’s passionate about and really loves a show just describes it beginning to end. it feels like sitting with a friend taking about their special interest but with video clips of the source material. Amazing. Wonderful. 5 out of 5 stars ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
my gf got me to watch this kdrama and i was immediately hooked. i did think the second girl love interest could be like. a little too..whiny? but like when the kid drew on her skirt and she was super nice about it. those types of moments were so cool and made me really like her. if anyone has any god tier kdrama recs like business proposal im all ears. the only other one iv really watched before(and absolutely loved) are boys over flowers and secretary kim
OMFG I cant believe you're covering this! Loved this adaptation so much and love your content. Never thought I'd see you talking about kdramas lol amazing!
11:06 "It's going to become a problem in a minute." That very much sums up Min-woo.
19:43 and in the background is Sung-hoon, who is so very tired.
21:22 again, Sung-hoon energy.
Honestly? I like that they changed the cousin. I like her way more in the show.
This whole show made me happy 🤣 I’m glad you enjoyed it too lol So so so cute!
The kdrama adaptation was so so well done. It did the humor and characterization I adored from the webtoon justice. This show was such a joy. Business Proposal was the first manwha I read and it was so lovely to see how well done the kdrama was.
THE ACTORS WERE SO AMAZING
I was so excited when I saw you were talking about a KDrama! I took a break from Korean Dramas, but I saw a scene on Twitter and decided to watch. This is for sure one of the best Korean dramas that I have watched in a long time.
Your joy over this show made me smile on a really hard day, thank you, I will have to check this out
cant wait for future kdrama discussion in your channel
I'm so excited for this video because I enjoyed this K-drama and I love your videos. I'm so glad you enjoyed this series too! Also, I just wanted to point out that your pronunciation is mostly fine - Young-seo's name is pronounced more like "Young-suh", but you did a good job of pronouncing the other character's names.
I think you’d like What’s Wrong with Secretary Kim. It was also adapted from a web comic and very good as well as funny.
Yes! It’s one of the best romances I’ve seen. Love the way they adapted it to screen
Woow, you explained it so well. all the details in the series. I really love this series. It is light and funny and cute. I needed this kdrama and I thank kdrama gods that they cast these actors. they fit so well with the characters and they did so well. There were a lot of adlibs in this kdrama and that just shows how good their synergy is. i hope you can get to watch their behind the scenes. It is fun to watch and you can see how close they are with each other, makes you appreciate the series more. Also regarding the wig, Sejeong (Shin Hari) mentioned that the reason they didn't use the pink wig because the wig that they used here was more realistic than the pink one. Also the director mentioned that the reason they use the CGI archaeopteryx was to keep the comic aspect of it and ofcourse the comedic aspect. Also I love Ms Yeo and Mr Gye, research development team 1 is really fun to watch. The part where they had the rain date, a lot of those scenes were adlibs such as the kiss they shared in the restaurant was an adlib, Hyoseop (tae moo) suggested it first saying that "Tae Moo would've kissed you in this scene" then Sejeong (Hari) said "Yes, I would've been kissed in this scene" then the director approved of it and they did that. also when hari comforted him, the hug was an adlib because based on the script, she was only supposed to pat his head. I can go on and on about this kdrama and that is just how I love this.
loved business proposal. enjoyed every moment. I recommend what’s wrong with secretary kim and crash landing on you if you looking for more kdramas
i just want to say i love these videos where you talk about shows. they sound like a lot of fun, but they all also sound like the kind of stuff i wouldn't be able to enjoy watching on my own because i have difficulty with secondhand embarrassment and seeing real world situations played for comedy. like, i know i wouldn't be able to like the main couple at all if i was watching this myself because just hearing you say "he keeps doing these roundabout gestures but she doesn't get it because she thinks she's being tested and is gonna get fired" stressed me tf out, and then when you say "and he refuses to actually tell her he's not firing her" made me want to screech. having you describe everything instead cushions it a bit tho so i can ignore the stress and just have fun.
I love Business Proposal so much, definitely my favorite kdrama of the year. Such a fun simple show and the actors and chemistry was TOP TIER!!!
It’s been one year since this video was uploaded but why are you actually so real for this. A 35 minute long video praising a show that you love is something I would do.
Never knew the day would come where I would see Amanda make a WHOLE VIDEO about a K-drama! This makes me so happy I absolutely loved your enthusiasm while talking about everything cause I relate SO MUCH!!
I’m SO glad you watched this show, this is by far and away one of my absolute favorite kdramas and I am so happy other people loved it too!! They really knocked it out of the park, it was so much fun to watch and the cast was incredible ; w;)/
I have watched business proposal two times already because i loved the show and i'm a fan of the actress playing hari but hearing you talking so lovingly about it makes me want to watch it yet again AAAAAAAH
You should read/watch Yumi's cells it's one of my favorite webcomics and the adaptation is amazing so far (we are waiting for season 2)
I’ve been listening and half watching this while making dinner and I have no idea who’s who and what relationships are going because I’m trash with names but even then this sounds really good! You do such a good job of getting me invested in shows I never thought I’d be interested in😅😂
You should watch “Her Private Life” on Netflix too!! Super cute kdrama
I started reading the manhwa because I enjoyed the drama, and I have to say that I really like the changes they made. Especially her job. I feel like they gave them such basic jobs in the comic so that they wouldn't have to focus any time on them, but Hari loving food and deciding to create frozen meals to bring comfort like she experienced was really impactful, and the fact that Taemu also loves food and creating it, really created an underlying mutual passion and easily adds to every meal they share together.
Her researcher team were pretty much all original to the drama, and they created some of my most hilarious scenes (that bbq scene where 4 are trying to keep various secrets from each other and the drunk coworker was just spilling it all...)
Sunghoon's whole backstory and having the two male characters be more like brothers or cousins, as well as friends was fantastic (also, Sunghoon seemed a bit more sassy in the drama, which I loved).
The whole scene at the orphanage, and the other leads spending time there lent a realism to the class division that Jin's father was upset about made it so the issue wasn't just 'he doesn't have a rich family company to merge with ours,' but actually 'he totally lacks a biological family' - which is still considered a requirement to a lot of Asians when it comes to marriage.
I enjoyed your review, since this was a recent watch for me and of course, no one I know has seen it yet!
never thought u would ever talk about a kdrama but omg.... i agree with you!!!!! ive been so obsessed with it, the ending was a little flat to me but otherwise it was so funny and entertaining . my god im gonna hurl just thinking about taemu and hari 🥲🥲🥲🥲
You’re making me want to watch this show again for the 3rd time 😭
I prefer the manhwa because the secretary’s personality is less cold there😭 he was adorable in the manhwa, also there are 2 characters than we didn’t get to see in the kdrama😔
and Taemu’s grandpa and Yeong-seo’s dad weren’t hot like they were in the manhwa 😭😭
This show was amazing. Very delicious and funny and not corny. Like romcom k dramas can be a bit much at times but this was perfection.
I LOVED your excitement for the show. I felt the same! Watching it made me so giddy. Thank you for talking about it!
I love kdrama's sense of humour.
I had the same feeling when watching Semantic Error (BL kdrama), which differentiated from the manhwa a lot but still had the same feeling. It was amazing!
Sameeee the date was my most favorite scene and definitely made me watch the whole show!!
Yea the writers of most adaptations claim to “love” the source material, but they don’t and the writers have their own stupid inflated ego
I started watching Kdramas about a year ago. My son married a Korean woman and has been living there so I thought it would be neat to 'experience' Korea through some series. The first one I watched was Home Town Cha Cha Cha. I loved it. Since then I think I have watched around 10 differents series. Although Crash Landing on You is my second I have to say Business Proposal was my favorite. I was mad that it was only twelve episodes and not sixteen! It was so good I watched it a second time. Great acting, chemistry, sets, production, etc. I saw that the dubbed English version is coming out May 21, 2022. I doubt the English version will be as good but it might be enjoyable for someone who isn't willing to do subtitles.
The US has a looooong history of making bad adaptations/remakes of Korean (and other foreign) source material. My Sassy Girl, Lake House…etc etc
Kdramas are the elite in romcoms, so happy you’re getting into them!
(Young-Seo’s name is pronounced like Yung-Suh! Just fyi :))
Hey what’s so bad about the Lake House?
If u want any help with the names, in korean when you see a name like "Young seo" or "geum hui" you can essentially get rid of the e and pronounce it like "young soh (rhymes with saw)" or "gum hee" hope this helps ^^
(Ik this isn't an accurate description of how ㅓ and ㅡ are pronounced but imo its easier for people who dont know any korean to pronounce them that way)
My favorite bit is when yoo jung goes to the company to meet with Mr. Cha. The faces that the actor made are comedy gold! His character was always cool and composed so to see him like that was hilarious.
I haven't had the energy to watch a new show in so long, this has convinced me to give it a try again.
I will be back to watch this video when I'm done binge watching the show, thanks! (avoiding spoilers)
I almost never watch Kdrama adapations of webtoons/manhwa (because I almost always just prefer the original) but I'm so glad this has sold you on Kdramas! You need to get on Crash Landing Into You, Romance is a Bonus Book, the Reply series, Strong Girl Boon Soon, Hometown Cha Cha Cha, 2521, and if you want to go back in time a bit: Delightful Girl Choon Hyang, Goong (Princess Hours), Coffee Prince, You're So Beautiful, My Name is Kim Sam Soon, Full House. God, I could go on but I'll stop myself here. My romantic comedy itch always and only leads me to kdramas.
Laughter in Waikiki season one will definitely injure your funny bones . It's one of the top romedy shows
K-Dramas are the best!!! I've seen a few and even though they were in Korean, it didn't matter it really seemed like the actors really put their all into it. They really know how to immerse you into their universe. I was always really invested when I was watching them.
you keep selling me on shows so well that i have to stop watching the video because i don't want the show spoiled. same thing happened with the courtship.
Amanda, I love that you loved this show as much as I did, it is a RIOT! It's the most fun I've had with a show in a while.
This was great, your commentary was so compelling that you held my attention the ENTIRE time, better than TV shows do haha... I loved this vid so much that I watched it on my tv but looked it up on my phone just to comment haha
Excited to see the beginning of Swell K-Drama Obsession! Nothing scratches that rom com itch like a great k-drama
To be fare Korean shows tend to be great quality compared to western shows. I have watched ever Korea show avaliable on netflix. And the calibre compared to American shows is very apparent. I no longer watch American TV.
I just read the newest chapter of A Business Proposal on Tapas Ink! It was the second KDrama webcomic I read, and I love it. I'm glad the adaption seems good. They made interesting changes to Secretary Cha and Yeongsuh's relationship, I'm surprised they didn't change the most controversial thing that I disliked, which was their sex scene. I think they also got rid of Hari's little brother, who currently has an ongoing love subplot with Yeongsuh's cousin after crushing on Yeongsuh for so long.
He still in the drama but he's just your typical kdrama brother and did not cross path with yeongsuh's cousin
I decided to watch it as three of the four leads I had seen in other shows over the past couple of years (I’ve gotten quite into Korean shows over the last few years it seems like I’m always watching one at least a couple of times a week whereas before that I had watched one and that was five years ago 😮).
I loved it, funnily enough I started it just after I finished Strong Girl Bong-soon (which is the show I knew Young-seo from) and other than the fact that the latter involves a girl with super strength the shows are quite similar in that you have a “common” girl whose parents own a place you get food from who winds up working for a guy that completely falls for her while she is oblivious to the fact for a bit as she has a huge crush on another guy 😂 (I loved both shows 😄)
I loveeeed this!! I started watching it with a little apprehension cos i thought it'll be the same old office romcom, but i just loved this. This was also the first i was absolutely obsessed with the side characters romance too! That just shows how amazing the whole story was and how perfectly everything just got together. I also lovee that we didn't get to see a wedding, idk i just feel like the story ended just at the perfect time!
I didn’t know it was based on a WEBTOON when I started it, and I loved the show! I want to look up the WEBTOON and read it when I have time. My kdrama recommendations are Crash Landing on You and Love is a Bonus Book☺️
the best time of the week was when I'd watch new episodes amd immediately give my family play by play recaps
34:16 I know this is an old video and you probably won’t see this but you’re not annoying. You’re excited to share something you loved and that’s absolutely lovely. Anyone who has ever told you or made you feel as if your joy and excitement is annoying is wrong and an absolute asshole. Please keep loving things and being excited to share them with people 🌻
i agree with you. it was one of those show that you see once in a lifetime.
I was introduced to kdramas in 2010 after finding a cute fan video on RUclips. I absolutely love the cutesy cheesy romantic ones so much. I fell obsessed with A Business Proposal so so much. It has been one of the best I’ve seen in years! Thank you for covering it!
I got lost half way through the explanation but kept watching anyway because Amanda's excitement is just a joy to behold lol
I’m so happy you’re talking about this show ahhh I love this! It’s so good :D love hearing you talk about how great this show is hahaha
web comics to kdrama adaptations are really good. sometimes they even try to include the actual comic into the scenes.
Omg i recommend Love and Leashes on Netflix, next. It’s a great Korean movie that has that kdrama energy but the length of a movie. You don’t even have to review I just recommend the watch
I have no interest in Kdrama, but can I just say just how fun it was watching you get excited and tell us about this show? It genuinely made me laugh and smile!
I loved when yung seo ' cousin and manager speaks English and also the team 1 Mr Gye
Duuuuude PLEASE watch more kdramas, I would love to watch you talking about plots, acting, everything!!!!
I have read a lot of manwha. I love K-Dramas. I love this content, your enthusiasm makes me want to watch it again.