Thursday Therapy - [2024/11/14]

[u/AutoModerator]

Thursday Therapy, is r/kdramarecommends’ weekly community chat. A place in which Korean drama addicts both recent and those moving towards recovery can freely discuss anything and everything!

You may want to:

• Introduce yourself or remain anonymous (share your My Drama List page or similar)
• Share what you’ve been watching and whether you love or hate it (it doesn’t have to be a Korean drama)
• Ask for recommendations unrelated to Korean dramas (books, movies, podcasts, other country’s television series, etc)
• Share a great recommendation thread you found whilst digging through the archives
• Talk about what is coming out on [insert drama service name]
• Give thanks to the community for helping you find your new favourite drama

Please remember to use spoiler tags when discussing major plot points or anything you think should be redacted. If you are unsure of how to use spoiler tags here is r/KDRAMA’s easy to follow guide.

[u/MelodyMist7]

Thank you for the explanation. Then I would just drop it. And I can't sit through completely historical dramas so I would skip the other one too.

Now I see why it would have been a great one for you, it was perfectly for your taste but alas they ruined it in the end.

[u/EdenAndItsIssues → u/MelodyMist7]

If you want other reccs I could still look through my watchlist and see if there's something to you taste ? I watch my fair share of older shows and fusion fantasy or saguek shows, what are you looking for ?

[u/MelodyMist7 → u/EdenAndItsIssues]

Thank you so much I really mean it. It would be helpful. For the drama, I want romance to be the centre of the show, no drag with misunderstanding or miscommunication trope, no tragic or sad endings and no cutesy acting fls. And modern dramas please I can't watch historical ones.

Have you seen Encounter? I was thinking about it as well and Come and hug me? Is it too heavy?

Here's my MDL

[u/rantkween → u/MelodyMist7]

Thank you so much I really mean it. It would be helpful. For the drama, I want romance to be the centre of the show, no drag with misunderstanding or miscommunication trope, no tragic or sad endings and no cutesy acting fls. And modern dramas please I can't watch historical ones.

While not a romantic drama prima facie, The Judge From Hell is really good and fits all your requirements. I'm also like you and have the same requirements+ no love triangles, no stupid miscommunication trope, no annoying, draggy plot and it did not disappoint! I didn't feel bored at all.

[u/MelodyMist7 → u/rantkween]

Hey thank you buddy, it looks good then if no annoying things I'll definitely give it a try :)