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I think many people have multiple lemmy apps on android, i'm no exception. But i found it through lemmy's website. Now lemmy has updated, the search function seems to work better.
Political dramas are something i avoid if american. But somehow, kdramas make it interesting. This one has the tiniest little fantasy premise (hence the title). So, i'm currently watching the final episode, yes with Lee Joon Ki, and i'm on the edge of my seat. I also love the cast. A few months ago i took a subscription for Viki rakuten, because i can't get enough of kdramas. I also fell in love with the language.
I'm drawn to the language as well. Seems a lot more efficient compared to English. Yea Viki seems to have a good selection of kdramas. What sort of dramas do you normally watch?
I'm currently following 3 on-air dramas: See You in My 19th Life, King The Land, and Numbers. I'm loving 19th Life, kinda okay with King, and losing interest with Numbers.
I actually like a lot of different genres; i often like fantasy dramas, like a korean odyssey; hotel del luna and such. But also more criminal/serial killer series, like come and hug me; signal; through the darkness. Zombie series, like Kingdom and zombie detective. I do like romance, but i really dislike the display of weak women. I have to be honest, i do have some criticisms regarding kdrama too, for instance the alcohol culture, dragging drunk women around on someone's back, or dead fish kisses. I'm also not a fan of misunderstandings that drag along, while they could have just talked to each other and it would have been solved. I'm not sure it's all about genres that attract me. I think i partly decide to watch when i see certain actors and actresses in the cast. Or when people recommend certain kdramas - that's what i liked on reddit; r/kdramarecommends was a great source and i'm hoping we can do this here too.