Poor story as well as direction .

"Lost You, Found You" is a historical drama that I believe is entirely fictional. The story revolves around two characters, Fei Fei and Gu Lin Yuan. At the beginning of the drama, they are rivals, but a secret is soon revealed, showing that they are actually lovers. Gu Lin Yuan worked for bad people to protect Fei Fei, leading both of them to face many hardships. In the end, they live happily ever after. There are many romantic scenes, likely added to appeal to viewers who enjoy intense moments. While I didn't find the story particularly compelling, the performances of the actors were good, and their chemistry kept me intrigued. The drama consists of 20 episodes, each about 10 minutes long.

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Lovely

"Kahogona Wakadanna-sama no Amayakashi Kon" is one of the best J-dramas I've seen. It’s a lovely series where everything is just perfect – the acting, story, and background are all exceptional. The intense acting kept me completely engrossed in the lead characters' relationship. The male lead portrayed emotions like jealousy, romance, sadness, and happiness so flawlessly that I felt deeply connected to his character. Despite having a simple story with only a few characters and limited settings, the drama never became boring, not even for a second. I believe this is largely due to the outstanding performances of the actors. Although the story didn't have any major "wow" elements, it was still captivating. For those who enjoy love stories,I highly recommend it.
It’s a love story centered around a boy and a girl.

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Not happy with the ending

I didn't fully understand the ending of the drama. While I enjoyed it overall, there were too many unnecessary plot points. I kept waiting for the love story between the leads to begin, but it never truly materialized. They both cared deeply for each other, to the point where anyone could see they were in love. Despite this, neither of them ever confessed their feelings. Even at the end, he said many emotional and touching things to her, but he never once told her that he loved her. Both of them were clearly aware of their mutual feelings, yet they never expressed them openly. This left me wondering why there was no romantic or tender scene between them. Instead, much of the drama focused on him trying to find a cure for her illness. In the end, I'm not sure if I would consider it a good drama or not.

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Nothing has to watch ,the go for it

The story revolves around twin sisters who were separated due to a family accident. They grew up in different families and environments. One sister lived as a princess and eventually developed an arrogant, rude, and unkind behavior. The other sister lived near the harbor and developed a benevolent attitude. The princess, because of her stubborn nature, forcefully married Ning Yu Xuan. Unfortunately, she was wrongly accused of attempting to murder her husband's concubine. To protect herself, she ran away and, feeling hopeless, jumped into the river to commit suicide. Somehow, her twin, Ji Man, saved her from the river and brought her to Ning Yu Xuan's house. As Ji Man was a twin, everyone mistook her for the princess. Since Ji Man lost her memory, she also believed she was the princess. This is how the story began.I liked the chemistry between the leads. There were also two other couples whose stories were likable. I appreciated the acting of Wen Wan, who perfectly portrayed the character of the villain. She gave a strong performance. Overall, it was an average love story.

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If you watched either the Chinese version or the Korean version then it is a time waste.

My first favorite is always the Chinese version. Furthermore, I liked the Korean version too because I ship the story. However, I didn't like the Thai version much. In terms of the story, direction, and acting, what I liked in the drama was the second lead couple, who were main leads friends and got married at the end. Overall, the drama was not good in many aspects. It seemed like the story was written in a hurry, which affected the direction and acting. As a result, the actors didn't give their best performances. I initially decided to watch the drama because I liked the male lead and was interested in the storyline, but it ended up disappointing me a lot.

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50-50

"The Best Day of My Life", consisting of 14 episodes, each 30 minutes long, is a sweet, small, light, and cute romantic drama. Although a few middle episodes were boring, the ending was perfect. Some viewers might find the story cliché because there is nothing new in it. High school love stories like this have been made many times before. The plot revolves around a boy who has had a miserable life since childhood and a girl who becomes a bright light in his dark world. Because he is unable to express his feelings, she never realizes that he likes her, and they end up being separated for many years. When he returns, he still struggles to express his feelings, making it difficult for him to propose to her .This journey of how he proposes and how their story begins is shown in the drama.
I like the male lead . I liked second leads' love story .

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A good watch

"'One Spring Night' was an amazing drama—calm and composed, with a slow pace that brought out the purity of the characters' souls. The story follows a boy who became a father at a young age after his girlfriend from middle school got pregnant and left their child under his care, never to return. Despite his initial helplessness, he pulled himself together over time, fulfilling his obligations to his son and parents. He is portrayed as a generous and benevolent person. On the other side, a girl has been in a relationship with her boyfriend for around four years, largely out of a sense of duty to her parents, never prioritizing her own feelings. While she is not emotionally or romantically connected to her boyfriend, he feels the opposite. One day, she accidentally meets the young father, and these encounters happen frequently enough that they fall in love. This creates complications in her existing relationship. I felt bad for her boyfriend because he wasn't in the wrong, but it was clear that she felt insecure and uncomfortable with him, so her decision to separate was understandable. While the drama had a slow pace and was somewhat boring at times, it was still a good watch."

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Sentimental drama

During her first relationship, I observed that she wanted to control all her boyfriend’s activities. As a result, he lied to her about being overworked when he was actually at a bar. When she found out he was going to Paris without informing her, she created a scene. While it was wrong of him not to tell her about the trip—anyone in her place would have been angry—she should have listened when he said he had a solution. Her brother communicated with him in a calm and composed manner, showing a different approach.


Although her questioning of his activities was justified, the manner in which she did it was problematic and came across as overly possessive. Despite her behavior, he tried his best not to lose her. He struggled in France to get permanent residence, and when she came to visit him, he was over the moon. However, after seeing his office circle and social group, she felt ambivalent about her feelings, as if something was eating her up inside.Her brother was a very understanding character and tried to encourage both of them to compromise. However, both were focused on their career goals and unwilling to back down.

In hindsight, it seems they started their relationship in haste and became deeply involved with each other, leading to emotional challenges for both.She made a unilateral decision to leave him, return to Beijing, and cut off all communication. She stopped receiving his calls, stopped replying to his messages, and messed up the room he rented. Silently freaking out, she caused him immense distress with her avoidance. I believe she was wrong in how she handled the situation.Since then, she has never talked to him, moved on, and started a new life.

To broaden her horizons, she went to Shanghai. Two years have passed, and she has taken admission to an art college in Shanghai, applying to the psychology department.From the day she started her new life, a boy who was also studying at her college began following her—not with any wrong intentions, but because he was genuinely interested in her and was looking for the right occasion to start a conversation. Gradually, they started their relationship.After spending a few months with this new boy, she married him and was living a happy life. However, her husband's nature, which seemed meticulous, innocent, silent, helpful, kind, and honest before marriage, began to change after they wed. His true colors started showing—he became over-possessive, and if others did not understand him, he perceived them as insulting him and not respecting his decisions. This led to bitterness in their married life. Despite this, she tried her best to understand him and address his thoughts and concerns, showing a significant change in her approach compared to her previous relationship.

To make matters worse, his mother constantly spoke against his wife and interfered excessively in their lives. Despite this, Rose, for the sake of her marriage, endured all the negativity and tried to maintain peace in her married life.Then they had a daughter, and everything seemed to be going great until she had an interview for a job. Due to her pregnancy, her husband made her quit her job. He didn't like her working and always wanted a housewife, displaying small-minded and immature thinking. He started tracking her every activity and wanted to control her life, which ultimately led to her decision to divorce him. She took the right step to regain control of her life.

The one who played the role of her husband is one of my favorite actors, and seeing him portray an arrogant, over-possessive, and obsessed husband felt disheartening. His character's actions were wrong, and it was difficult to see bad things happening to him.

One year passed after their divorce, and her ex-boyfriend started seeing her again. However, she saw him only as a friend. Despite their past and his renewed interest, her feelings for him had changed, and she maintained a platonic relationship with him.

At the same time, a new man entered her life—a musician, singer, and composer. She felt a connection with him because he gave her art a new meaning. His passion for music and art resonated deeply with her, and she found herself falling in love with him. This new relationship brought a sense of fulfillment and joy that she had not experienced before, helping her move forward in her life with renewed purpose and happiness.After so many hardships, she finally saw hope in someone. Unfortunately, it was the calm before the storm. The man who entered her life after her divorce died unexpectedly. This loss was devastating, but time made her strong.

She started living life to the fullest for the sake of her daughter, finding strength and resilience in the face of adversity.


My favorite character in the drama is her brother. He is such an understanding person. He took every step cautiously and always listened to his partner. He never let go of his relationship, tightly holding onto it. He cleared all misunderstandings and, though he sometimes hid things from his partner, he never lied to her. He proved to be the best husband, best son, best son-in-law, and best father.

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Why wasn't a perfect Ending?

It is important to be truthful in a relationship. If you fall in love with someone despite being married, it is better to face the truth and confront it instead of resorting to deception. You should give a clear signal and then start a new life. The main characters faced hardships in their relationship because they started it in the wrong way. After three years, both of them were living separate lives. One divorced her husband, while the other was still living with his wife unwillingly because of her manipulative behavior. Eventually, they met again, but the ending was tragic. I was hoping for a perfect ending, but the unsatisfying conclusion left me disappointed.

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Watch with patience

"For me, 'The Double' was the most anticipated drama after watching some of its clips. I was especially excited because of the first male lead, whose previous dramas I have enjoyed."

Though he is the male lead, he had less screen time compared to the female lead. The story primarily revolved around her, with his character appearing mostly when she was in trouble."

I eagerly awaited to see their chemistry, but their story developed at a slower pace. They expressed their feelings in indirect ways, which I found refreshing for the first time."
I also appreciated the acting of her ex-husband and the princess, who was obsessed with him."

The Double' had a unique story, with characters cautiously revealing the truth. At some points, it lost its charm and felt a bit boring, but the plot twists kept the viewers' attention, which was the beauty of the story.

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There is no romance on the farm

"Players of the video game take on roles and complete tasks assigned to them. One such character is Li Man Er, played by the female lead, whose task was to collect 1000 taels of gold. To achieve this, she worked on a farm, made and sold wine, and roasted and sold groundnuts. Throughout her journey, she faced numerous hurdles and conspiracies. Her parents, brother, friend, and lover provided significant support.

As Li Man Er and her lover were about to reunite, she completed her task and returned to the real world. The question remains: did she meet her lover, who was also a player? The answer is ambiguous. The drama hinted at her lover's presence, seen only by her, leaving the audience to speculate about a possible second season to complete their love story.

I hope there will be a season 2, potentially related to the drama 'Boss and Me' in a different version.Despite the title 'Romance on the Farm,' there was little romance, and not many romantic scenes were included.

The first three episodes were comedic, but the drama became boring after that.I wish for a season 2 that truly explores the romantic elements hinted at in the first season."

Background song was good.

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Blooming Days was one of the best historical dramas I have ever watched. It had everything you could expect from such a genre. The story starts with the introduction of a girl who lived life on her own terms. She loved a boy and was about to marry him, but due to unforeseen circumstances, she had to marry the prince, who was over 50 years old, because her face resembled his deceased princess.However, she was framed by someone and punished for a crime she didn't commit. As a punishment, she had to serve one of the prince's sons, marking the beginning of her journey. She faced all sorts of problems and troubles, being framed multiple times. In the end, her honesty and kind heart helped her overcome all the hurdles in her life.What I liked the most in the drama was the positive character of the king. All the actors were good. Although some episodes were dull, the story was interesting. However, I didn't like the plot involving murder of the king's daughter. After a long period of suffering, patience, and endurance, she was finally about to marry the one she loved the most.

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Good one

The beginning was a little boring, but after the 4th and 5th episodes, the story became gripping. Set in an era when making and drinking alcohol was prohibited and harsh punishments were meted out to those involved, the story revolves around themes of hatred, jealousy, misunderstanding, the fight for prestige, and love.

I particularly enjoyed the acting of Inspector Nam Young and Mr. Lee. Nam Young is a character who initially adheres strictly to the law and his teachings, never thinking for himself. However, as he begins to feel his emotions, he starts thinking beyond what he was taught. Mr. Lee, on the other hand, has a mischievous personality and sometimes even looks cute.

The lead actresses were good, but the lead male characters were more interesting. Overall, the development of the characters and the unfolding drama kept me engaged.

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