This time I took notes right after the drama ended, so apparently I have a lot to say, hehe.

The Glory: Watched it with my dad and totally had a blast doing so (we totally skipped the inappropriate parts! lol) (plus I love the fact that my dad doesn’t get annoyed that I’m constantly making comments throughout or laughing out loud). Not big into revenge, but I like how this one was handled. Even before it was mentioned, my dad and I were talking about how she just moved and prodded the pieces (people) a bit, but their fallout was their own. Can’t believe that people can be so cruel. It’s scary to think that we all sort of put a facade on how we want people to see us. I saw the dating news right before the last two episodes, but even before that I didn’t really feel the chemistry, but still it was well done and sometimes that is all you can ask for in a drama hehe

Hi Venus: Sometimes you just need a cute Cdrama and that’s what this was! 24 episodes at like 40 mins each are easy to binge watch especially if the stakes are low and their is a lot of cute thrown in there. With the best friend of the female lead being a romance writer, there were plenty of explanations on tropes and such which made it fun because they also didn’t take themselves too seriously and had fun with the relationship, which honestly was well done and natural. My only question is: why the title? Maybe I missed it but I didn’t see in drama though they are usually so good at pointing out, lol.

Call It Love: Love, Love, Love! This totally made its way into my top ten dramas! I love how everything was handled and I thought the end was satisfying! I hate time skips, but I felt this one was needed. Yeah, I wanted to see them being lovey dovey, but they really needed that time on their own to figure out themselves. Maybe not a year, but they definitely needed to find themselves outside of the hate of her dad and the burden of his mom. And also for their feelings to settle, theirs and their families. Yeah, they loved each other so deeply, but constantly being on edge because of their families connection would put a strain into their relationship, especially all the things they had done for each other at that point. Time away would allow their families to cool down. Not much was needed though which just makes me happy: mom was quick to separate the sins of the parents and child, Jigu was back to being hyung’s bestie, and Hyesung didn’t need that much time either but respected WooJoo’s decision and time. Should they have talked about it before, probably? But that’s what I like about this drama, yeah it’s a drama, but it’s real in that’s how families are. I have the privilege of having both a brother and a sister and though we have a close relationship, we very rarely open up about each other’s relationships. We bicker and fight and laugh together and talk and talk, but it takes a lot for us to go deep deep. Anyways, all that talk to say that I really loved this drama! It hurt good!

Meet Yourself: I loved this Cdrama! It was highly recommended by Beanies and I can see why. The story was full, rich, and ended so well! It made me want to travel somewhere and find out the rich history of a small place, but I would rather just see it on tv, lol. It was a story of friendships, family, and love and it was heart warming as well. I will definitely be looking out for the leads in other dramas if they are highly praised as this one!