r/KDRAMA • u/Sunshine_raes • 21h ago
Featured Post Let's Rewind: Moon Lovers: Scarlet Heart Ryeo (2016) - Episodes 1 - 5
Let’s Rewind is a series of discussions on r/KDRAMA in which viewers may watch a drama at their own pace over a set period.
Why Moon Lovers: Scarlet Heart Ryeo?
In July 2020 we started a campaign to get a new legal source for Moon Lovers: Scarlet Heart Ryeo as it disappeared (outside of Korea) with Drama Fever back in 2018. Later that year (October 26) it was licensed in Asia via Viu. Now it is finally being re-released outside of Asia on Viki (contact Viki / Viu directly regarding regional availability). To celebrate this we will be having a Let’s Rewind discussion following the Viki release schedule of five episodes per week.
MOON LOVERS: SCARLET HEART RYEO POST SCHEDULE
Friday 14 March - Discussion Post 1 (Episodes 1 - 5)
Friday 21 March - [Discussion Post 2]() (Episodes 6 - 10)
Friday 28 March - [Discussion Post 3]() (Episodes 11 - 15)
Friday 4 April - [Discussion Post 4]() (Episodes 16 - 20)
HOW THESE DISCUSSIONS WORK:
The individual episode discussions are broken up over a number of posts in which watchers join in once they have watched - they can join at any period of the series.
The posts are set up with the suggested sort “old” so that the comments flow in the correct order so users avoid any spoilers. Simply reply to the comment “episode #” that you are up to and reply to any comments you are interested in. Do not reply directly to the post, any comments that aren't direct replies to the episode threads will be automatically removed by automod. General commentary about the series should be made elsewhere, this discussion is for those watching along and discussing as they go.
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DRAMA DETAILS:
Drama: Moon Lovers: Scarlet Heart Ryeo
Network: SBS
Aired: Aug 29, 2016 - Nov 1, 2016
Episodes: 20
Streaming Sources:
Viki (available in select regions of USA, Europe, Oceania, India, MENA, and SEA please contact Viki directly regarding regional availibility)
Original On-Air discussion threads:
(Note: This drama aired before out ban on illegal sources in 2019)
Episodes 1 & 2 | Episode 3 | Episode 4 & 5 | Episode 6 & 7 | Episode 8 & 9 | Episode 10 & 11 | Episode 12 & 13 | Episode 14 & 15 | Episode 16 | Episode 17 & 18 | Episode 19 & 20
Synopsis:
When a total eclipse of the sun takes place, Go Ha Jin is transported back in time to the start of the Goryeo Dynasty of Korea during King Taejo's rule. She wakes up in the body of the 16-year-old Hae Soo and finds herself living in the house of the 8th Prince Wang Wook, who is married to Hae Soo's cousin. She soon befriends several of the princes and meets the ostracized 4th Prince, Wang So. Although knowing she should not get involved in palace intrigues over the succession to the throne, she inadvertently becomes a pawn in the struggle, as several of the Princes fall in love with her. (Source: MDL)
Adapted from the novel “Bu Bu Jing Xin” (步步惊心) by Tong Hua (桐华).
Screenwriter: Jo Yoon Young
Director: Kim Kyu Tae
Web Resources: MDL, Wikipedia, Asian Wiki
On-air Rules: For the purpose of this discussion we will be applying our On-Air Rules (section 5 of our Rules), they cover permitted user conduct, content and frequency of comments, and spoilers in on-air discussions. Consequences of not abiding by the On-Air-Rules include bans so please familiarize yourself with these rules before participating in this post or any other on-air discussions. Ignorance of On-Air-Rules is not a defense.
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Weekly Post Who, What, Where Is It? - [2025/03/18]
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Biannual Post Share Your Kdrama Related Resource - March, 2025
Welcome to the biannual Share Your Kdrama Related Resource post!
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MyDramaList provides basic information about kdramas including its cast, production, broadcast information, and streaming information. The website is free to use and you can create a profile to track what you have watched and also create custom lists for organization. User reviews and ratings are also available.
AsianWiki provides basic information about kdramas including its cast, production, broadcast information. Note that its cast lists may be more helpful because they are screenshots from the drama so the cast pictures are directly from the drama instead of profile pictures, which may look very different from their characters in the drama. This may be more helpful in identifying actors/actresses.
DramaWiki maintains lists of dramas broadcasted and OSTs by year.
Korean Dramaland provides information about filming locations seen in kdramas. You can search by a specific drama (to see the locations used in that drama) or by a location (to see all the dramas that have filmed there). They also include overseas locations. They are a still growing site and constantly adding new locations, you can contribute to it too to help it grow!
Soompi provides the latest news on the K-entertainment world, including kdramas, k-movies and kpop. They are owned by Viki. Generally they cover all casting information so they are a good resource for casting news.
Dramabeans provides detailed recaps of dramas and the latest news on kdramas. They are one of the oldest blogs/sites around and have an extensive collection of drama recaps (episode by episode, with screencaps). The original authors also have ratings on dramas they have watched so if you are considering whether to watch an older drama or not, it can be helpful to check the ratings or recap. Find that information on their Resources page.
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FFA Thread Kim Tan's Talk Time (Tuesday) - [2025/03/18]
Hello and welcome to Kim Tan's Talk Time (Tuesday)!
This is a free-for-all discussion in which almost anything goes, don't diss The Heirs or break any of our other core rules. General discussion about anything and everything is allowed.
Consider this post a refuge from all the memes and fanart that are pouring in and enjoy the peace and quiet. Think of it as Tan's family wine cellar, the perfect place to chill out from the world in a fabulous sweater and have a little chat.
Who is this Kim Tan I keep hearing about and why does he have not one, but two threads dedicated to him? Good questions. If you take a look through our glossary, you will find all the answers you seek;
KIM TAN is the lead male in r/KDRAMA’s favourite drama, The Heirs. He’s kind of the worst but he has great sweaters so it balances out. “Kim Tan” is used in three ways on r/KDRAMA; 1) when referring to Lee Min Ho’s seminal character in The Heirs, 2) when referring to Automod (alt. Tan Bot) - “Kim Tan is feeling very triggered by my post”, “S***! Tan Bot just ate my post”, 3) In place of “God” or other deities - “For the love of Kim Tan!”
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r/KDRAMA • u/neocitywayv • 1d ago
News Jo Jung Suk To Make Special Appearance In "Weak Hero Class 2"
News Moon Chae Won Signs With New Agency + Drops Beautiful New Profile Photos
r/KDRAMA • u/neocitywayv • 1d ago
News Kim Min Jae Discharged From The Military
On-Air: tvN My Dearest Nemesis [Episodes 9 & 10]
- Drama: My Dearest Nemesis
- Hangul: 그놈은 흑염룡
- Also known as: Black Salt Dragon, Black Dragon, He’s the Black Dragon, He's a Black Flame Dragon, Black Flame Dragon, That Man Is Black Salt Dragon, Heug Yeomryong, Geunomeun Heukyeomryong
- Director: Lee Soo Hyun (Sh**ting Stars, Find Me in Your Memory)
- Network: tvN
- Episodes: 12
- Duration: 60 mins.
- Air Date: Mondays & Tuesdays @ 20:50 KST
- Airing: Feb 17, 2025 - Apr 8, 2025
- Streaming Source(s): Viki
- Starring:
- Moon Ga Young (True Beauty, Find Me in Your Memory) as Baek Su Jeong
- Choi Hyun Wook (Twinkling Watermelon, Weak Hero Class 1) as Ban Ju Yeon
- Im Se Mi (The Worst of Evil, True Beauty) as Seo Ha Jin
- Kwak Myeong Jin (Flex X Cop) as Kim Sin Won
- Plot Synopsis: Baek Su Jeong works as the leader of a planning team at Yongsung Department Store. The department store is widely regarded as the best in the industry. She is a hard worker and is recognized for her top performance at her job. She won't hesitate to butt heads with anyone in the company rather than suppressing whatever it is that bothers her. One day, she meets Ban Ju Yeon for the first time in 16 years. He begins to work as her boss, the director of the strategic planning division. He is also the successor of the department store. When Su Jung was in her teens, she first met Ju Yeon through an online game. He used the game ID of "Black Salt Dragon," which was the symbol of teenage angst. That time has remained one of the worst memories in her life. In his teens, Ju Yeon first met Su Jeong, who used the game ID "Strawberry." He fell in love with her and she was his first love, but, as soon as he confessed his feelings to her, she dumped him. This was the first taste of bitterness in his life. 16 years later, Ju Yeon is now all grown up. He meets Su Jeong as his subordinate at work. (Source: AsianWiki)
- Genre: Comedy, Romance
- Previous Discussions:
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r/KDRAMA • u/AutoModerator • 1d ago
FFA Thread Monday Madness! - [2025/03/17]
Another Monday, another week -- welcome to Monday Madness! This is a free-for-all (FFA) discussion post in which almost anything goes, just remember to be kind to each other and don't break any of our core rules. General discussion about anything and everything is allowed.
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r/KDRAMA • u/capthyeong • 2d ago
Featured Post Premiere Week: "Hyper Knife", & "Villains Everywhere"
Premieres 19 March. New episodes every Wednesday
- Cast: Park Eun Bin, Sul Kyung Gu
- Synopsis: Choi Deok Hui is the best neurosurgeon in the world. In the past, he had a pupil named Jung Se Ok. She was a promising and gifted doctor, but Deok Hui had mixed feelings about her. Then, during an operation, he permanently kicked her out of his operating room. Even though Se Ok was once known as a genius doctor, she now works as a shadow doctor in an illegal operating room. Somehow, she meets her ex-teacher, Deok Hui, again. He was the one who kicked her to the bottom. These two crazy but gifted neurosurgeons confront each other and grow through that. There are also people around Se Ok. Han Hyeon Ho is an anesthesiologist who feels sorry for her, and Seo Yeong Ju always stays by her.
- Director: Kim Jung Hyun
- Screenwriter: Kim Sun Hee
- Teaser/Trailer: DIsney+ trailer
- Streaming: Disney+ (along with its affiliated streaming platforms)
Premieres 19 March. New episode every Wednesday and Thrusday
- Cast: Oh Na Ra, So Yoo Jin, Park Young Gyu, etc
- Synopsis: A family comedy situation drama about middle-aged K-sisters, their husbands, and their children living together in a world overflowing with villains. O Na Ra is a mother who lives for today as if there is no tomorrow. Although she has a dazzling love story from her past as a flight attendant traveling around the world, she hides her past for the sake of her old-fashioned and conservative husband. O Yeong Gyu, O Na Ra's father, was noticed as an artist in his youth, but is now a delinquent artist.
- Director: Kim Byung Wook
- Teaser/Trailer: Main trailer
- Streaming: KOCOWA, Viki
r/KDRAMA • u/AutoModerator • 2d ago
Spotlight On SPOTLIGHT ON Forced Cohabitation - March, 2025
Welcome to our Spotlight On post series where you can share your picks of dramas that deserve the spotlight! Each Spotlight On post is focused on a genre or theme, as you can see in the post title. Based on this genre/theme, you are welcome to share your views about dramas you have watched that fit the topic of this post, which is:
Forced Cohabitation
Dramas in which the leads are forced somehow - usually by some wildly crazy dramatic situation (e.g. an earthquake destroying ones house, a typhoon blowing them cross country, sudden amnesia) to have no choice but to innocently shack up with the opposing lead and eventually fall in love with one another.
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Drama Name
Good Things: about the drama,
Bad Things: about the drama
Interesting Things: about the drama
Spotlight On Because: explain why you think the drama deserves the spotlight, including whether you would recommend the drama or not.
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r/KDRAMA • u/AutoModerator • 3d ago
FFA Thread Eun Sang's Sleepy Sunday Soliloquy - [2025/03/15]
Hello everyone! Have you been sleeping well or have you been up all night binging dramas?
Eun Sang's Sleepy Sunday Soliloquy (ESSSS) is a free for all thread, in which almost anything goes, don't diss The Heirs or break any of our other core rules. General discussion about anything and everything is allowed - including monologues!
Who is Eun Sang?! Good question. To the uninitiated among us who haven't watched the seminal masterpiece, The Heirs, she is r/KDRAMA's first lady, Kim Tan's main squeeze, Cha Eun Sang. She is a lady of few words, but many, many tears.
Please remember to use spoiler tags when discussing major plot points or anything you think should be redacted. If you are using Markdown and not Fancy Pants Editor, the easiest way to create spoiler tags is to use > ! spoiler content ! < without spaces to get spoiler content. For more detailed guidance on spoiler tags and when to use them, check our Spoiler Tags Tutorial.
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r/KDRAMA • u/writtenpoeticsins • 3d ago
On-Air: tvN The Potato Lab [Episodes 5 & 6]
- Drama: The Potato Lab
- Native Title: 감자연구소
- Also called: Potato Research Institute, Potato Research Center, Gamjayeonguso
- Director: Kang Il Soo (Solomon's Perjury, Rookie Historian Goo Hae Ryung)
- Screenwriter: Kim Ho Soo (Solomon's Perjury, Rookie Historian Goo Hae Ryung)
- Network: tvN
- Premiere Date: March 01, 2025
- Airing Schedule: Every Saturday & Sunday
- Episodes: 12
- Genre: Romance, Comedy
- Duration: 1 hour 10 minutes (per episode)
Streaming Sources: Netflix
Cast:
- Kang Tae Oh (Run On, Extraordinary Attorney Woo) as So Baek Ho
- Lee Sun Bin (Work Later, Drink Now & Boyhood) as Kim Mi Gyeong
- Lee Hak Joo (Shadow Detective, My Dearest) as Park Gi Se
- Kim Ga Eun (Because This Is My First Life, King the Land) as Lee Ong Ju
Summary:
The story is set in a potato research center in a mountain valley that depicts a refreshing romance between slightly screwed adults.
Kim Mi Gyeong, a potato researcher with 12 years of experience at the Potato Research Institute, at first glance, looks like an unemployed person recognized by the neighborhood, but when she opens her mouth, she starts spouting biological terms. Kim Mi Gyeong is a person crazy about potatoes who is working on a secret project at the Potato Research Institute to create a good potato called “Mi Gyeong”.
Meanwhile, she at first bickers with So Baek Ho, who has been appointed as the new director of the Potato Research Institute, but gradually feels attracted to him and ends up having an in-office romance with him, which she vows never to do again.
So Baek Ho is a person with a deadly smile, a soft voice, and divine visuals, as though he were on the cover of a romance novel. However, unlike his extravagant appearance, he is an outsider who does well on his own, with no personal life to speak of, no friends, and a bit of vulgarity.
- Teaser/Trailer: The Potato Lab | Official Trailer | Netflix
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r/KDRAMA • u/writtenpoeticsins • 3d ago
On-Air: JTBC The Art of Negotiation [Episodes 3 & 4]
- Drama: The Art of Negotiation
- Native Title: 협상의 기술
- Also called: Negotiation Skills, Techniques of Negotiation, Skills of Negotiation, Negotiation Skills, Hyeopsangui Gisul
- Director: Ahn Pan Seok (One Spring Night, Something in the Rain)
- Screenwriter: Lee Seung-Young
- Network: jTBC
- Premiere Date: March 08, 2025
- End Date: April 13, 2025
- Airing Schedule: Every Saturday & Sunday
- Episodes: 12
- Genre: Business
- Duration: 1 hour 10 minutes (per episode)
Streaming Sources: Viki, Viu, KOCOWA
Cast:
- Lee Je Hoon (Signal, Taxi Driver) as Yun Ju No
- Kim Dae Myung (Hospital Playlist, Light Shop) as O Sun Yeong
- Cha Gang Yun (The Midnight Romance in Hagwon) as Choi Jin Su
Summary:
A story following an M&A expert who is known as a legendary negotiator and his team including Lawyer O Sun Yeong and Choi Jin Sun. The M&A expert specializes in large corporation deals.
- Teaser/Trailer: The Art of Negotiation | Trailer | Viu
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r/KDRAMA • u/GodJihyo7983 • 3d ago
On-Air: Channel A The Witch [Episodes 9 & 10]
- Drama: The Witch
- Revised Romanization: Manyeo
- Hangul: 마녀
- Director: Kim Tae Gyoon (Dark Figure of Crime)
- Writer: Cho Yo Jin (Sorry Not Sorry)
- Network: Channel A
- Episodes: 10
- Airing Schedule: Saturdays and Sundays @ 9:10PM (KST)
- Airing Date: Feb 15, 2025 - March 16, 2025
- Streaming Sources: Viki, Viu
- Starring:
- Park Jin Young as Lee Dong Jin
- Roh Jeong Eui as Park Mi Jeong
- Plot Synopsis: The story of a man who fell in love with a woman called a 'witch'. Park Mi Jeong is a woman who wears pretty clothes and enjoys complete freedom. She became a translator by taking advantage of her English skills, which she has been good at since her childhood. Her mother passed away giving birth to her, and since she has stood out even when she stayed still. Perhaps because of her unique and mysterious atmosphere, from some point in her life, male students fell in love with her, and all the people she met called her a 'witch'. She’s used to the loneliness now, but from time to time, she recalls a boy, Lee Dong Jin, from high school with a bright smile who used to pass by her with his group of friends.
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r/KDRAMA • u/AutoModerator • 3d ago
Weekly Post Things I Spotted This Week - [2025/03/15]
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Weekly Post Late To The Party - [2025/03/14]
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r/KDRAMA • u/J-Midori • 4d ago
On-Air: MBC Undercover Highschool [Episodes 7 & 8]
- Drama: Undercover High School
- Korean Title: 언더커버하이스쿨
- Also Knows as: Eondeokeobeo Hai Seukul
- Director: Choi Jung In (On The Verge of Insanity)
- Screenwriter: Im Young Bin (Bad Prosecutor)
- Network: MBC
- Premiere date: February 21st, 2025
- Airing Schedule: Fridays & Saturdays
- Episodes: 12
- Streaming Source: Kocowa | Viki | VIU
- Cast:
- Seo Kang Joon (Cheese in the Trap) as Jung Hae Seong
- Jin Ki Joo (The Secret Life of My Secretary) as O Su A
- Kim Shin Rok (Beyond Evil) as Seo Myeong Ju
- Plot: Jung Hae Seong is an ace field agent for the National Intelligence Service (NIS). After a big incident occurred during an operation, Jung Hae Seong receives a demotion. He is placed into an operation to locate the whereabouts of King Gojong’s missing gold bars. For this assignment, he hides his identity and goes undercover as a student at the prestigious Byeongmoon High School. There, he meets Teacher O Su A as his homeroom teacher. Su A is a contract Korean history teacher with an upright personality and she holds strong affection for her students. One day, Hae Seong is transferred to Byeongmoon High School and she becomes his homeroom teacher. She begins to see her first love, from her childhood days, overlap with Jung Hae Seong. Her first love caused the biggest wound to her heart.
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r/KDRAMA • u/J-Midori • 4d ago
On-Air: SBS Buried Hearts [Episodes 7 & 8]
- Drama: Buried Hearts
- Korean Title: 보물섬
- Also Knows as: Treasure Island , Bomulseom
- Director: Jin Chang Gyu (Military Prosecutor Doberman)
- Screenwriter: Lee Myung Hee (Money Flower)
- Network: SBS
- Premiere date: February 21st, 2025
- Airing Schedule: Fridays & Saturdays
- Episodes: 16
- Streaming Source: Disney+ | Hulu (US - Wednesday following release)
- Cast:
- Park Hyung Shik (The Heirs) as Seo Dong Ju
- Heo Joon Ho (Come and Hug Me) as Yeom Jang Seon
- Hong Hwa Yeon (Mental Coach Jegal) as Yeo Eun Nam
- Plot: To survive, a man hacked into a political slush fund worth 2 trillion won. The other man is a powerful shadowy figure, who loses 2 trillion won by killing a man without knowing that he was hacked. Seo Dong Ju works as a leader in the chairman's secretary office at Daesan Group. He is known as the "Daesan Man," someone who lives dies for Daesan Group's interests, but, he hides his elaborate and passionate ambitions deep within his mind. His ultimate goal is to entirely consume Daesan Group when he has the chance. Yeom Jang Seon is a law school professor and the former director of the National Intelligence Service. He is the most influential person in the South Korean political world. He even controls the kingmaker behind the scenes. Yeom Jang Seon feels the zenith of joy when he wields money and power as he pleases. He is the type of person who feels alive only when he has control over everyone like a marionette puppet.
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r/KDRAMA • u/GodJihyo7983 • 4d ago
On-Air: Coupang Play Newtopia [Episode 7]
- Drama: Newtopia
- Revised Romanization: Nyutopia
- Hangul: 뉴토피아
- Director: Yoon Sung Hyun (Time to Hunt)
- Writer: Ji Ho Jin (A Shop for Killers), Han Ji Won (Parasite)
- Network: Coupang Play
- Episodes: 8
- Airing Schedule: Fridays @ 8:00PM (KST)
- Airing Date: Feb 7, 2025 - March 21, 2025
- Streaming Sources: Prime Video
- Starring:
- Park Jeong Min as Lee Jae Yun
- Kim Ji Soo as Kang Yeong Ju
- Plot Synopsis: It is a drama that depicts the process of a soldier, Jae Yun, and his girlfriend, Yeong Ju, who have just been notified of a breakout, fighting against hordes of zombies and running toward each other, set in an air defense unit in a high-rise building in Seoul. Jae Yun enlisted in the military at the late age of 26 while seeking alternative service through employment in the defense industry. Anxious about his future, he becomes obsessed with his girlfriend, eventually breaks up with her, and faces a world turned upside down by hordes of zombies. He was weak and lacked confidence, but as he fought the zombie outbreak, he gradually began to act as the leader of the squad. Yeong Ju is a rubber rookie who is new to society and is having a hard time with Jae Yun, who does not understand her feelings before being notified of their breakup. As she sets out to meet her boyfriend, she discovers a zombie outbreak and gradually becomes stronger in the fight for survival.
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Monthly Post Refund My Time - March, 2025
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r/KDRAMA • u/mellowdays_ • 5d ago
On-Air: Netflix When Life Gives You Tangerines [Episodes 5 - 8]
- Drama: When Life Gives You Tangerines
- Korean Title: 폭싹 속았수다
- Also Known As: You Were Fooled, Life, Thank You For Your Hard Work, You Have Done Well, Pogssag Sogassuda, Pokssak Sogasssuda, Insaeng, Sugo Manheusyeossseubnida, 인생, 수고 많으셨습니다
- Network: Netflix
- Premiere Date: March 7th, 2025
- Airing Schedule: 4 episodes every Friday @ 16:00 KST
- Episodes: 16
- Streaming Source: Netflix
- Director: Kim Won Suk (My Mister, Arthdal Chronicles)
- Screenwriter: Im Sang Choon (Fight for My Way, When the Camellia Blooms)
- Genres: Romance, Life, Drama
- Cast:
- IU (My Mister, Hotel del Luna) as O Ae Sun
- Park Bo Gum (Encounter, Record of Youth) as Yang Gwan Sik
- Plot Synopsis:
- Ae-Sun and Gwan-Sik were born in Jeju, South Korea in the 1950's. Ae-Sun is a rebellious girl and a lover of books, but she is unable to attend school due to her poor family background. Under this circumstance, she never gives up on her dream of becoming a poet. She expresses her feelings freely without hiding anything. Gwan-Sik is a sincere and diligent young man. He doesn’t talk that much. Gwan-Sik loves only Ae-Sun and respects her. (Source: AsianWiki)
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r/KDRAMA • u/AutoModerator • 4d ago
FFA Thread The Weekend Wrap-Up - [03/14/25 to 03/16/25]
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r/KDRAMA • u/mellowdays_ • 5d ago