Asian Dramas/Movies and Celebrities ADDICTION :O

[Suricata]

Asian dramas are still very new to me even after few years watching some dramas. Mostly I've been watching Korean historical dramas that take place in Joseon Dynasty. I fell in love seeing those magnificent buildings, people's clothes and hats. Especially hats that noblemen, military personnel and officials wear, I find them highly amusing and interesting. One of them reminds me of the wings of a regular housefly. xd Besides historical dramas, I've watched few medical ones and only one crime drama, Signal (which was GREAT!). I seem to be more interested in dramas that are either historical, mix past and future together or have bits of comedy in them. All of those things I found by watching Rooftop Prince. biggrin

[Mizu Kamiya]

Korean Drama's <'3 <'3

-Currently watching Cheese In The Trap-

[HappyHarpy]

Has anyone else watched the Horse Doctor?

It's korean historical/medical/romance. 50 episodes took me 6 days, I really loved it.

[coowings]

When it comes to Korean dramas, I would suggest:

The Successful Story of a Bright Girl
The Master's Sun

I don't really keep up with K-dramas, but these two were the ones that caught my attention and I have liked.

[animegoddess15]

Just finished Let's Fight Ghost and holy crap it was amazing, I honestly didn't expect to like it as much as I did. I'd recommend it any day