Warning: This will be a long post!
During the summer, I decided to watch a Korean drama, just to see what all the fuss what about. The secretary at my school watches them and I thought I would try it. The first one I watched was "Crash Landing on You", which I didn't watch completely but then watched the last episode and saw the semi-happy ending. I know I should have watched the whole thing, and maybe at some point, I will.
The second one I watched was "Cinderella and the Four Knights". I thought it was adorable. That was when I found other neighbors who also love them and I got recommendations from them and I was "off to the races".
I found this Kdrama blog who mentions her criteria for watching and reporting on the dramas. I found that my criteria is fairly similar to hers, so I thought I would start with hers and adjust it.
https://kdramahappyendingaddict.home.blog/2019/02/13/who-is-the-kdrama-happy-ending-addict/#more-9
A few things about me:
- I watch only Korean Dramas.
- I’m a Happy Ending Addict. Seriously, I don't want to get invested unless there is a happy ending. I watch Kdramas to escape, so I want to end smiling!
- Also important: the characters need to be good people. They can be flawed but need to grow and change. Also, I don't like bad language, violence, or gratuitous sex, which is actually why I started watching Korean dramas in the first place. If I watch something violent, I just fast forward through it.
I only watch one drama at a time, binging through it from start to end before starting a new one.
I focus on Romance dramas. They might be other genres as long as they have a romance element I enjoy.
I am watching older and newer dramas. I do not watch dramas still airing, because I like to binge watch the whole season in one go.
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