Afterthoughts: Suspicious Partner/Love in Trouble (Episode 2)

Okay! So, I have found out some information since my last post of episode 1. I did think it was odd that the episodes were only 30 minutes long. This being because normal drama times are about an hour long each. The episodes are suppose to be 60 minutes long. Episode 1 and 2 are basically one episode split up. 

I did a little research and found out why it was so odd. And why the episode cut off mid-scene. 

"In order to circumvent Korean laws that prevent commercial breaks in the middle of an episode, what would previously have been aired as single 60 minute episodes are now being repackaged as two 30 minute episodes, with two episodes being shown each night with a commercial break between the two."

Okay so after this post about 'Episode 2' I will be doing the afterthoughts 2 episodes at a time since essentially they are the same episode. They're even aired on the same night. Just that they split it up so there could be a commercial break in between each parts. 

Wow, that's confusing. And was very off-putting to cut a drama off mid-scene..... But it's okay. Since I got this now, we're good to go. 

Onto Episode 2:

Of course the episode has to start out by Na Ji Hae...

That girl... Being a complete pain in the butt. Go figure. It's just who she is.. But I'm not even worried about it. I'm worried about the scene directly after... 

I don't think I've ever laughed so hard in my life... He deserved it! The way he acted and treated her!! She should have done more than just kick his face in! Then the music just adds to the drama. Ohhhh I love this scene. She deserves to do it also...


.... If only it was real. It didn't happen. Just what she wanted to do, but decided 'hmm.. maybe i should just yell at the guy' which literally just ended in him getting the upper hand and publicly embarrassing her.  Poor girl, he's slick. Like a slug. Just throw some salt on him, he'll disappear. -_-

I do love how she decides that from the point on that he embarrassed her, she would just be labeled as the crazy girl. Who cares, right? People already bad talk her as it is. Might as well make them scared of you while you're at it. And creepily singing that you'll kill your ex every time you encounter him is a great way to do it. 

^This scene... Has mixed emotions. I was laughing, but also cringing. Oh the embarrassment. Oh the hilarity. 

But... Ji Chang Wook in glasses = Happiness.

This was a draft from years ago. I'll post it but god i do not remember this drama. In fact i don't even know if i finished it. 

Afterthoughts: Hwayugi (A Korean Odyssey) [SUPER SPOILER]

Hwayugi (A Korean Odyssey)

Okay, so I loved this drama.... for the most part. But even though I did like it, I have to admit that there were so many problems with it that by the time the drama ended I was left feeling unsettled and kind of just frustrated that I wasted so much time on this drama. But I feel like if a season 2 came out, then all would be right in the world and I wouldn't nearly have as big of a problem with it as I do now. Now, I want to go ahead and warn you that I'm not keeping spoilers out of this. This will be a full on spoiler fest because I'm giving my thoughts on this drama.

So for starters, I'll start with the OST. Which was GOLD, by the way. This was one of the best OST's I've seen in a drama.

Specifically Bumkey's 'When I Saw You'

Which I mean, you can't really go wrong with Bumkey anyways... But the song just perfectly matched up with the drama. It easily became my favorite OST of 2018. 

As for the casting, I believe the casting was perfect. I heard a lot of different opinions on this one, but to me I think the casting of this drama was just perfect. Because they're all so different, it just works. It's dysfunctional but amazing at the same time.

As for the storyline, this is where I have some problems with. 

For starters I will say that this drama could have been AMAZING if they had tweaked a few parts of it. It started off really well in the beginning and it wasn't until episode like 14 that I had problems finishing the drama. I think this drama could have wrapped up in 16 episodes rather than dragging onto 20. So after about the 16th episode, it really just seemed dragged out. 
So I will start with the problems I had. 

Problem #1. Bu Ja's death. 

I really love this actress. Her ability to play 3 different roles in one character was just great. She did amazing. From idol to zombie to evil priestess, she did amazing. My favorite of course was the zombie (Bu Ja)
The problem comes in when the priestess comes and possesses Bu Ja. Which I think was a nice touch. But we were all hoping and wishing the priestess would be cast out of her body and Bu Ja and PK would be reunited. And in the end, the priestess stayed and PK had to burn her. Which was just crap because I really wanted her to come back so bad. That's probably one of the things I was waiting for the most with this drama was Bu Ja and PK to be reunited and that the stupid squid prince would go back home. So when it came down to the priestess being defeated and lost all her powers and energy, she started rotting and couldn't do anything. And the problem is that you know deep down that Bu Ja was still in there somewhere because when Sam Jang(yes i'm just going to refer to her as this) was talking to her, she showed her how the idol girl had died. So you know when PK burned her, Bu Ja was still in there somewhere and just couldn't come out. So it was just a really sad ending to a good story. 

2. The Dragon Prince's death. 

It seems I have a problem with everyone's death. I do. I really do. Because this isn't the last one.  But the problem I have with his death is the fact that it was more impactful than probably any other death in this drama. Isn't that something? The other death's in this drama had less impact on me than this one. Just the fact that PK told her to go get Ma Wang and she/he/? refused to do so and just threw herself on PK to save him just tore my heart to shreds. 

3. The dragon fight. 

I'm sorry, if you lead up for 4 episodes about this amazing evil dragon that's going to come and end the world, don't you think there should have been a bigger dragon fight scene? And also a better dragon? Because guys, that dragon CGI was just awful. I mean that probably ruined the whole thing for me. If it looked realer, I probably would have enjoyed it more. But then also the fact that it was over within a 10 minute span. And that's including the cut scene where he takes her away from the fight and she dies. Like 3 hits and it's gone. And he isn't even seen fighting it. Just hitting the air in front of the camera. I guess this comes from my being an American and our movies like this would have had this big badass dragon and the fight would have been so amazing. Instead it was like a Dragon Ball dragon who got hit 3 times and it was over in the blink of an eye. I just feel like if the drama was going to be based on the fact that this evil creature was going to come and rule the world and she had to be the sacrifice, the fight should have had more of an impact. Which brings me to my next problem.

4. Sam Jang's death. 

Now, I don't have a problem that she died. I knew it was coming. It was inevitable. The problem I have is that honestly Dragon Prince's death had more of an impact! Her death was like this:

Evil dude stabs
Sam Jang Bleeds. Ow. Hurts. Blood everywhere.
Monkey comes and hits dragon once
Monkey takes Sam Jang to forest
Sam Jang dies.
Monkey goes and kills dragon.

Like it was literally so not what I would have expected saying the whole drama was based off the fact that this was her destiny. So this problem really goes along with the dragon fight. Because they're both the same thing. The worst part is that the evil politician dude was the one who stabbed her with it... The death bell rang... Which should have meant that monkey was the one to stab her. Now, I know they were all for switching the destiny and making the death bell not work... But... I still think that was not a good way to go. I think what should have happened is Sam Jang Stabbed herself in a different area that way she wouldn't have bled out so easily and fought off the dragon some rather than just sitting there because she's dying and bleeding out so fast. Just the whole scene was a massive let down. Now admittedly, when monkey has her in that forest and she's dying/dies.. I cried so much. Because it just was so sad. I really wished she didn't have to die. So when she did (even though it wasn't an amazing scene) it still sucked. 

5. The end. 

This was by far the worst. With all the reincarnation that goes on in this drama and the deities and the demons and all these different magical beings.. Sam Jang was just dead. She just was. And monkey's memory was shattered. Of course, because this wouldn't be a kdrama without some amnesia. You would think because Sam Jang saved the whole world, she would have become a deity and he could have accepted his call to the heavens and they could have been reunited. Instead, she's just gone and he's left by himself broken and doesn't even know why he's broken. So she comes back for a day. A whole day. To help him remember the memories he has lost... And the literal last 5 minutes of that day before she disappears, he remembers everything. 5 minutes. They have a whole effing 5 minutes to fully appreciate the fact that they're together again. 5 minutes, guys. Then he gives her one of his eyes and she disappears and the drama ends by him driving his car.... ARE YOU SERIOUS?!?! Guys, this was probably one of the worst drama endings I've encountered. I liked City Hunter's ending more than this one and I hated City Hunter's ending. This one just blew my mind on how bad it was. Now, if it turned out there was a Hwayugi 2, then I would be 100% content with that ending because I know there's more story line coming. And we can find out if that new Sam Jang would be their kid because everyone kept saying it looked like the monkey. I just feel like no one at all in the drama or the readers got closure from what happened. It just happened and was over with. I do feel that if the writers were smart, they would capitalize on that and even if they weren't planning on making a 2, they should because everyone wants it. 

Now that we've got the problems I had out of the way, I'll go onto nicer things. 

1. Summer Fairy's death. 

I feel like Summer Fairy's death was very necessary. I still hated it because Summer Fairy was my favorite, man. But I thought it was a really good plot twist that made for a better storyline and really made Winter Fairy's character stand out and become something great. Major kudos to this actor also because he just did the greatest. 

2. Sam Jang and Monkey's love story.

I wasn't sure how I felt about the Geumgango for awhile. Like I really loved seeing him be annoyingly in love with her and I thought it was hilarious but also really nice. But in the end, it turned out that he didn't need it anyways and could have taken it off halfway through the drama had he wanted to because he was already fully in love with her. (Which I totally saw coming and glad it happened) Their love story was all sorts of dysfunctional and far from normal, but it made for a really good drama. The willingness to die for the other one or die so that the other one can live and be okay is just amazing when it's a literal situation. I just really wished there could have been more of it and that after she died, something happened like she reincarnated later and they found each other again or something that could have shown more of the relationship. She didn't even know he could take of the thing by himself when she died. How sad. 

3. Monkey and Bull's Bromance. 

These two were constantly hilarious and equally lovable. And how much Ma Wang missed the monkey after he left was just heartbreaking. 

4. Ma Wang as a whole. 

The whole Ma Wang character was just the best part of this drama. Everything the man was and did was just great. His whole reason for wanting to become a deity, having the dog secretary, finding his son... All of this was just an amazing story line and I loved every minute of watching him. He was hilarious and cocky and childish and even when he went blind, it was just hilarious. His reactions were golden. Hell, I might watch a whole movie dedicated just to Ma Wang. I loved him that much. 

5. The whole concept of the drama. 

I do love this whole concept. I'm not normally into the supernatural side of things, but this drama had a REALLY GOOD concept. Just what happened could have been a little better.

Let's not forget PK and Bu Ja's story. I loved that so much but I already relayed on that in my problem section.  

All in all, I did like the drama. I know it doesn't sound like it, but honestly I did like this drama. I would give it about a 6/10. So not the greatest, but I was absolutely obsessed with this drama until around episode 14 so that definitely counts for something. 

On to watch another drama!

Strongest Deliveryman ~ Intro

Hello to all of my Kdrama lovelies! 

Starting a new drama today called "Strongest Deliveryman" Have you started it yet?

Am I the only one who hates starting a new drama? And then, after you start it, you don't want it to end because one, you love it and two then you will have to start another drama later? It is a horrible cycle! haha

On to the intro!!

Strongest Deliveryman aired on August 4, 2017. It will be 16 episodes long which is pretty much the norm for Kdramas. You can watch this drama on KBS2 every Friday or Saturday night OR you can watch this in Dramafever if you have a Premium account. (If you do not have one, I HIGHLY recommend that you get it)

DRAMA DESCRIPTION

*credit to Dramafever*

 Go Kyung Pyo (Flower Boy Next Door, Jealousy Incarnate) and Chae Soo Bin(Moonlight Drawn by Clouds) star in a drama about two people who find both love and success, but only after lifting some heavy burdens. When two fearless and dedicated delivery workers are born without a silver spoon in their mouths, they are convinced to overcome their obstacles and make it to the top.

Choi Kang Soo (Go Kyung Pyo) is a deliveryman. In spite of his humble beginnings, Choi Kang Soo is fearless and gives it all in everything he does. He dreams of becoming a CEO of a delivery app company someday, but life just throws more than a few roadblocks in his way. Lee Dan Ah (Chae Soo Bin) is another delivery worker. She hates her current socioeconomic status so much that she, like many young people, calls her country “Hell Joseon.” Lee Dan Ah is so focused on making money and changing her life that she has no time for men. But when she comes across the charming Choi Kang Soo, her attitude is due to be moved.

Together, Choi Kang Soo and Lee Dan Ah have a budding competition and romance in their quest for glory. And, for them, glory means being like rich folk Lee Jin Yoon (Go Won Heefrom Tabloid Truth) and Oh Jin Gyoo (Kim Sun Ho from Chief Kim). They compete to conquer life but, as our two delivery workers soon learn, being the strongest does not guarantee sucess.

Sounds interesting huh?

CAST

Go Hyung Pyo

as Choi Kang-soo


Chae Soo-bin

as Lee Dan-ah


Kim Seon-ho

as Oh Jin-gyu


Ko Won-hee

as Lee Ji-yoon


Let us know if you will be watching or if you are looking forward to watching it in the future!

Thank you for reading and keep an eye out for future reviews!!

~The Korean Drama Queen~

Boys over Flowers - Episode 3 review

First off let me sincerely apologize for my lack of writing lately. I have been extremely busy with exams but I am back and hopefully will not have any interruptions for awhile. Thank you for your patience.

This episode begins with a recap of the ending of the last episode where Jan Di walks back into the party.

Ji Hoo gives his hand to Jan Di asking her to dance. At first she is hesitant but then she shyly agrees. Jun Pyo is not happy that he asked her to dance first.

While dancing, Jan Di looks like she is floating on air. Ji Hoo looks slightly annoyed until we see that she is standing on his shoes as they dance. Jun Pyo can not watch them dance so he storms out of the party. Outside he throws another one of his temper tantrums and starts throwing and kicking around stuff (someone needs a time-out...or a spanking! hehe)

Back inside the party, Ji Hoo and Min Seo Hyun are dancing while Jan Di is sitting and watching. She can no longer watch them so she gets up to leave the party as well. Jun Pyo is sitting by the pool and he spots what looks like a cricket on a chair. it jumps on his head and he goes crazy trying to get it off. (Ok so we now really know that he is afraid of any bugs...I feel your pain Jun Pyo!) While he is thrashing around trying to get if off of him, he falls into the pool. Jan Di at that moment is walking down the stairs and hears a splash. She thinks nothing of it until she hears someone screaming for help. Someone runs back to the party to alert everyone that Jun Pyo has fallen into the pool. Everyone runs. The mean girls do not understand but Ji Yung tells them that the great Jun Pyo can not swim. When they reach him, Jan Di has already pulled Jun Pyo from the pool and is attempting CPR. (why has no one called for an ambulance? Everyone is just standing there!) Jan Di starts giving Jun Pyo mouth to mouth resuscitation. After a few tries Jun Pyo's eyes pop open!

He tries to pull Jan Di in for a kiss but she starts pulling away and screaming (she is nuts! haha) He quickly sits up with a big smile on his face. It doesn't last long because Jan Di punches him in the face!!

Jun Pyo wakes up the next day in a great mood and even decides to go to school early. He mentions the great weather they are having (It is storming outside)

Now we see why he was up early and in such a great mood. He was planning more things for Jan Di. She goes to open the door to the pool and the handle is covered in some sort of clear gel like stuff. When she finally gets to the pool, it is filled with ducks!! Jun Pyo is watching from his "clubhouse" and laughing as he sees Jan Di go into a rage.

Once again we return to the fairy tale setting of Ji Hoo playing his violin in the forest. This time it is snowing which just adds to the magical effect. As he is playing the violin, a string breaks. He throws the violin down on the bench. Jan Di just so happens to be walking by and sees Ji Hoo. She sees that he is bleeding from the cut made by the broken string and kneels down to wrap his finger. He pulls away but she tells him that she will leave after she is done. The mean girls are hiding in the bushes recording the two. (CREEPERS)

Before Jan Di leaves she opens her umbrella and places it over the violin to protect it from the snow.

Jun Pyo is relaxing in a raft at the pool that Jan Di practices at. (OK first off how did he get in there without any help or getting wet and also he is there alone and CAN NOT SWIM...what would he do if he accidentally fell in? Not so smart Jun Pyo!)

He hears footsteps and thinks it is Jan Di when actually it is the mean girls coming to show him the video of Ji Hoo and Jun Pyo together. The look on Jun Pyo's face tells the girls that he is mad although we know it is because he is upset and hurt. When the girls bad mouth Jan Di, he tells them to shut up and breaks the camera.

Jan Di runs back to the "magical forest" in hopes to find Ji Hoo. He is not there. When she turns around she is confronted by Jun Pyo. She tries to walk away but he grabs her arm. After talking for a few minutes, Jun Pyo once again tries to kiss Jan Di. She starts screaming and pulling away again. (I seriously need to have a talk with this girl!) He lets her go, asks her if she really hates him that much and walks off.

Jan Di receives an invitation to Min Seo Hyun's birthday party. her parents are excited and go down to the Dry Cleaners (that they own) to look for a dress for her to wear. They are upset that they can not give Jan Di a suitable dress. A woman arrives with a package for Jan Di from Min Seo Hyun. Inside is a dress for her to wear to the party.

Jan Di arrives at the party and gathers with the members of the F4 minus Ji Hoo. Ji Yung and Woo Bin talk about how well Jan Di looks but Jun Pyo puts her down. Ji Hoo and Min Seo Hyun come out to greet the guests. Ji Hoo plays "Happy Birthday" to Min Seo Hyun on his violin while her giant birthday cake is set in front of her.

Ji Hoo leaves the room and Min Seo Hyun tells everyone that she is leaving Korea to go to Paris and she will not be returning.

Min Seo Hyun finds Ji Hoo in a room playing with a puppet she gave him a long time ago. He gets mad and throws it and tells her that he feels like he is being thrown away also. She tries to tell him that he has feelings for Jan Di but he does not want to hear it. he rushes to her and tells her he wants to be with her. She hugs him and afterwards they share a kiss.

Jan Di is standing at the door and witnesses the kiss. She quietly closes the door and steps away. Jun Pyo finds her outside of the door and teases her. Ji Hoo and Min Seo Hyun come out and tells them they are going for a drive and ask if she wants to come along. Jun Pyo saves Jan Di by telling them they were going for a drive as well.

Jun Pyo takes Jan Di to a bar that he rented for the night. He tells her that she is the only girl he has ever approved of. Both of them get flustered and Jun Pyo gets up to go to the restroom while Jan Di downs some alcohol. When he returns, Jan Di is drunk and starts saying all kinds of crazy things. She goes to tell him that the only way to repay him for everything is kiss him but she ends up throwing up on him instead.

Jun Pyo takes Jan Di to his house for the night. Shortly after she wakes up, the steward comes to alert Jun Pyo that the witch (Jun Pyo's mother) has arrived. Jun Pyo calls in the other members of the F4 to help him out. They dress Jan Di up and tell the witch that she is a friend from school. She is very skeptical of the girl. They are holding a yearly auction at the house and the witch reminds everyone that they are to take part in it. During the auction Jan Di sees a pair of swimming goggles that belonged to a famous Olympic swimmer. Jun Pyo sees that Jan Di really likes them and secretly bids on them. He gives them to her before she leaves. When she gets home she puts the goggles in the place that she once had Ji Hoo's handkerchief in.

Everyone is realizing that Ji Hoo is depressed. Jan Di goes looking for him where she first met him and then finds him in the "magical forest" playing the violin and crying.

Jan Di goes to the pool where she finds Min Seo Hyun. She came to tell her goodbye. Ji Hoo sees Min Seo Hyun's car outside of the pool house and finds the two talking. Jan Di gets on her knees and begs her not to leave, saying that if she goes Ji Hoo may never smile again. Ji Hoo listens secretly behind a wall. In the middle of Jan Di pleading Min Seo Hyun to stay, he turns around and leaves. Min Seo Hyun picks Jan Di up and tells her why she must leave and asks her to make Ji Hoo smile again. She then gives Jan Di a pair of shoes.

As Jan Di is walking home she is confronted by Ji Hoo who is mad because of what Jan Di has done. Jan Di tries to tell him why she did it but Ji Hoo does not care and tells Jan Di to get lost. 

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Is it me or is Jun Pyo just a grade school kid in a man's body? He picks on Jan Di and is mean to her because he likes her. That is so elementary! What is crazy is that it seems to work no matter what age they are. You can tell by the look on Jan Di's face after she puts the goggles away that she could possibly like Jun Pyo.

I am kind of upset that Min Seo Hyun is leaving. I am not sure what they would have done with her but she only got to play a small part in this drama. 

I hope you are enjoying this BLAST FROM THE KDRAMA PAST! Thanks for reading!

~The Korean Drama Queen~

Boys Over Flowers - Episode 1 Review

Boys over Flowers is one of the GREATEST K-Dramas of all time (which is why I am picking it first to review). 

BoF debuted on January 5, 2009. Sadly it only lasted 25 episodes and ended on March 31, 2009. If you have already watched this show, I think you will agree with me that it could have gone on FOREVER and still I would never get tired of it. If you have not seen it yet...where have you been?

Storyline

 There is this school for rich people called Shinhwa (don't you just love that name?) Only the very lucky get to attend this school. At this school, there is a group of what I would call "The Untouchables". The group is actually called the F4. They pretty much run the school and the girls go NUTS over them. You will see why in a few. A dry cleaner's daughter gets the chance of a lifetime to attend this school. She is not rich and not pretty. When she sees the things that go on in the school and how the F4 treats everyone, she speaks out which causes her to be the target of the whole school. She finds herself attracted to one of the members of the F4 and when the school turns on her, he helps her out whenever he can. The leader of this group really has it out for her but after he sees that she endures whatever he dishes out, he starts to change his ways and falls for her. They go through many obstacles, including his mother keeping them apart and trying to destroy her life. In the end, will love concur all?

Main cast members

Ku Hye Sun as Geum Jan Di

(Dry cleaner's daughter)

I think it is funny how they say she is not very pretty. I think she is beautiful!!

Lee Min Ho as Goo Jun Pyo

(Leader of F4)

Do you see that face? OH MY GOSH!! This man right here is beyond gorgeous!

Kim Hyun Joong as Yoon Ji Hoo

(F4 member and former President's grandson)

Look at that face!! Look at that smile!! Oh my goodness he is adorable! (I will have to do a video blog on his later to show you his sexy side...WOW) And please, no negative comments about him. I still love him no matter what!

Kim Joon as Song Woo Bin

(F4 member's "Don Juan")

He is adorable and wait till you hear him talking in English, it is too cute!!

Kim Bum as So Yi Jung 

How cute and sexy is this man? I could go on forever about him but I am going to let you find out for yourselves just how cute and sexy he really is! 

There you have it folks! Now go watch the show. Then watch it again. I will be doing reviews of every episode. Hopefully the first episode will be uploaded this weekend.

Saranghaeyo and thanks for reading!

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WHO'S READY FOR SOME KDRAMAS?

I may have posted about this a long, LONG time ago but I want to start again and actually stick to it this time!! I need encouragement!! Especially if I don't want Has Shanea to take over my spot!! GRRRR

Anyway, I am about to take you on a wild journey through the past and into the present with some AMAZING Kdramas. I am going to start WAY back to a drama that is usually everyone's first drama. You guessed it. Boys Over Flowers. Why might you ask? Because there are MANY others who have never watched it or any other Kdrama for that matter. Shocking right??

I know, I know. It is ok though...we will get them all on our side eventually.

I do want to say that I don't know how often I will write my blogs. I am going to try to do it regularly but I am in the last 6 months of school and things are a bit crazy so please be patient with me.

Also, my lovelies, it would help a GREAT deal if you could give me feedback. Let me know if I am doing a good job. Tell me if there is something I am missing or something you would like to see more or less of. Got a Kdrama suggestion? Leave me a comment!! I love hearing from our readers and it helps give me that little boost to keep going.

Much love to all and I hope you enjoy!

~The Korean Drama Queen~

30 Days of HAS Shanea: Day 3/30

Hey there! Day 3 of 30.

So, I'm going to tell you what my 2 favorite dramas are. This is because I can't decide on just one. 

First:

Legend of the Blue Sea

I recently just watched this drama.. (Probably since it's a new drama, duh, what am I saying?)

Anyways.. I binge watched it in a 28 hour time frame. The whole drama.... All 20 episodes.. So much so I even bought a Vikipass so I wouldn't be interrupted by ads... 

I wrote "Afterthoughts" about it:

http://www.hasheartandseoul.com/2017/02/afterthoughts-drama-legend-of-blue-sea.html

This drama was really good and the actors were perfect. I like it so much primarily because of the characters they always give Jun Ji Hyun.

She always has really odd and quirky characters. I also like it because South Korea these days is branching out in their drama scene. Using supernatural beings and weird things that aren't necessarily your traditional "K-drama". 

And the storyline as a whole was great. 

And I'm not at all influenced by Lee Min Ho's flawless face...

or Jin Young and his adorable self.

;)

Second is Reply 1994

This drama was actually featured in my series for last month "14 Days of Second Lead Syndrome":

http://www.hasheartandseoul.com/2017/02/14-days-of-second-lead-syndrome-day-114.html

I love all of the "Reply" series. The storylines are so well thought out and sometimes (in the case of 1988) it makes me nostalgic for a time I was never even alive for! 

in this particular drama... the main actress' character was undeniably amazing. She was goofy and funny as crap. And of course her drunk habits were the best. :P

Not to mention other cuties in the drama.

And of course the romance between Trash and Na Jung in the first place. 

And then Jung Woo persuasion. Lawd, yall. 

So yeah those are my 2 favorite dramas. :)