Things I have learned from Kdramas

[Bölþorn.Anabolic]

It teaches men how to be cool 24/7, never beg, always ready to fight.

The Korean actors are handsome

The noodles are hideous, I always skip to the male MC part.

 

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Therefore, Rice>Noodle

 

[Gengar]

I prefer j-doramas. In fact, I'm going to watch one right now. I'm on ep 8.

 

[Bölþorn.Anabolic]

Also wtf is Kdramas blackpill every 2mins wtf is that society.

Talking about looks in every conversations.

 

[Gengar]

Although I recently watched a k-drama which was really great, part 1 was released earlier this month and part 2 will be released in early January. I notice that k-tv is a lot more thrilling than j-tv is.

 

[Bölþorn.Anabolic]

I prefer j-doramas. In fact, I'm going to watch one right now. I'm on ep 8.

I only watch Jdrama for Jomon and their foids.

I watch Kdrama for the male lead.

 

[Gengar]

I only watch Jdrama for Jomon and their foids.

I watch Kdrama for the male lead.

Have you watched Death's Game? Highly recommended. I generally don't watch k-dramas, the only other one I watched was Squid Game. I have watched a bunch of South Korean thrillers and a few horror movies. However I mostly watch Japanese movies, even non-horror. It's great. East Asian entertainment mogs western entertainment hard.

 

[Bölþorn.Anabolic]

Love or Romane happens so gradual and overtime in Kdrama


Meanwhile, Jdrama it just happens

 

[Gengar]

South Koreans are good at making thrilling scenes/movies whereas the Japanese are good at making suspenseful scenes/movies.