#Yoon Jin-ah

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BEST KDRAMA 2024 ✨ pt2

We have been blessed with so many good stories!! Which one did you enjoy the most? ☺️☺️🌈

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Fingers crossed Friendly Rivalry leads to more GL kdramas🤞🏼so here are 10 kdrama actresses I would die to see as GL leads that nobody asked for

Bona (Kim Ji Yeon)

Nana (Im Jin Ah)

Seol In Ah

Shin Hye Sun

Jeon Jong Seo

Lee Ho Jung

Go Yoon Jung

Kim Go Eun

Jo Yu Ri

Han So Hee

Disclaimer: Kim Tae Ri and Lee Hye Ri obviously lol

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Made some Netflix memes!

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The K2 (2016) | Episode 2

You're the banner hanger, right? I imagined you'd have a rough face.

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KyuJin & Sullyoon (NMIXX) - Selcas

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What kind of first kiss did you want?

MY MAN IS CUPID 1.10

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Son Yejin as Yoon Jin-ah in Something in The Rain (2018)

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guys help this poor mortal plz :,y

Maybe she will be ignored… I hope not... cross her fingers.

But we are getting closer to Halloween and I would like to know what kind of costumes you imagine the solo leveling characters wearing ;3

Like both E and S Jinwoo, his sister, Jinho, Jinchul, Hae-in, baek Yoonho, Choi jongin, Thomas, 🤔

Sorry for not clarifying before 🙇🏻‍♀️

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Okay so I am two years too late. But I've watched Hometown Cha Cha Cha a million times and I rightfully have some thoughts.

Dusik is very masculine. But he's the soft kind of masculine. He subverts every trope of being a man without letting go of traditional masculinity, the kind we associate with those podcast men. And that's what is so beautiful about him. He's kind and understanding and doesn't shame or put down Hye Jin for Anything. Instead he sits and has a conversation with her and understands her viewpoint. And this especially comes through when Hye Jin is running and the grandmas are painting it as blasphemy. He talks to her like an adult capable of making her own choices instead of belittling her for wearing, what the grandmas thought of as "less clothes". Dusik shows that you can be traditionally masculine without being an asshole or embracing the more toxic parts of traditional masculinity. Like when he scolds the hardware store owner for not being there for HIS HEAVILY PREGNANT WIFE. And the fact that he is taking help for his mental health and IT IS SHOWN.

Now coming to Hye Jin. I absolutely loved her because she reminds me of myself. She's shy, a bit grumpy, introverted and is friendly... To her friends. She has trouble being with people and that shows in her actions and therefore she comes off as rude BUT THAT'S OKAY. She doesn't show her love through her words but through her actions and you can see that. And she's ambitious. She does what she needs to. She says only what she NEEDS to say and I need more female characters like that. She's not sunshine on a rainy day. And no one expects her to be and I doubt she will change and GOOD FOR HER. Her love and respect is earned. And you see that throughout the show. She slowly warms up to the people there. And she takes care of them in her own way. And even better? She does have an open mind. She's open to changes, she's open to listening and understanding. She's wise and she's kind (in her own way) and I love her for it.

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Hierarchy

TV Shows/Dramas watched in 2024

Hierarchy (2024, South Korea)

Director: Bae Hyeon Jin

Writer: Chu Hye Mi

Mini-review:

Oof, what a disappointment. I feel like this wanted to be one of those transgressive teen shows we get in the West, but then it didn't have the guts to go all the way and ended up being like any other kdrama about the rich and the poor. And even then, it's just not good at that either. The writing leaves a lot to be desired, and it gets more boring with every episode. The acting is also all over the place; some of the actors do a solid job, but most of them are mediocre or downright terrible. Tbh, there are two things that save this drama from disaster: firstly, the director adds a lot of style and flair to the proceedings; secondly, sometimes it's fun to see a bunch of super pretty people all together in one place. But still, there are a lot of shows where you can find those things with much better quality. I wouldn't recommend Hierarchy, unless you really love someone in the cast...

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The K2

Synopsis:

Kim Jae Ha (Ji Chang Wook), a former mercenary turned fugitive, returns to Korea after being wrongfully accused of his girlfriend’s murder. Now a bodyguard for Choi Yoo Jin (Song Yoon Ah), the wife of a presidential candidate, Jae Ha seizes the opportunity to seek revenge on Park Gwan Soo (Kim Kap Soo), the rival politician he believes orchestrated the crime. When Jae Ha is asked to guard Go Anna (Yoona), the reclusive daughter of his boss’s husband, he finds himself torn between duty and the growing romance between himself and Anna. The stakes rise as he discovers that Yoo Jin, originally his ally in revenge, now harbors dangerous intentions towards Anna. Jae Ha must navigate a perilous path where loyalty, love, and justice collide.

The Best Things About This Drama:

Ji Chang Wook

The fight choreography

The soundtrack

I'll give it a 3/5. The fight choreography was freaking amazing, and paired with the soundtrack is was EPIC. The plot was heavy with lots of subterfuge that you really had to pay attention to, but everyone did such an amazing job with their characters that you never knew who you were supposed to love or hate.

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:P

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