10 Relatable Slice-of-Life K-Dramas About Life and Growing Up Here are dramas that help you go through the pains of growing up!
A lot of people would agree that K-dramas tend to give us an unrealistic perspective of the world. It can be in terms of finding love, navigating through relationships, or just dealing with life in general. And while many dramas tend to revolve around these tropes, there also happens to be a
great number of slice-of-life titles that move away from this mold, and give us a more realistic view of the pretty and the ugly aspects of life and growing old.
Actor Kim Woo-bin showed an overwhelming presence.
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Actress Kim Tae-hee is as ravishing as ever.
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Actor Kim Nam-hee-I has been cast for the new MBC Wednesday-Thursday drama No One But a Madman .
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I Have a Goal is a story about a girl who thinks she has lived an unhappy life all her life, dreaming of revenge for those who made her life unhappy. It won the award for outstanding work at the 2020 MBC Drama Screenplay Contest.
Kim Hwan-hee plays Lee So-hyeon, a twenty year old young woman who drops out of high school and lives by pick-pocketing. She co-stars with
12 K-Dramas on Viu That Deserve a Spot on Your Watchlists You can watch all these dramas for free!
For the seasoned K-drama fan, one of the go-to sites and apps to stream both new and classic K-dramas is Viu. Aside from carrying a wide selection of Asian content from movies and dramas to variety shows the website is also accessible to a lot of fans.
The dramas here are all available for free, as long you don’t mind watching a couple of ads before and in between the episode, and if you are willing to wait a few days for new episodes of ongoing dramas to be available for free streaming.
As a special Christmas prank, the agency Namoo Actors decided to give their artists “useless gifts” and film their reaction!
Park Eun Bin is the first actor to appear in the video and is asked to choose her gift without looking from a bag. Having decided that bigger is better, she picks out a large present only to find that it is a pink plastic dustpan. Song Kang is next and has no idea what his floppy pink present is supposed to be and is told by the agency staff that it is a bib. Park Ji Hyun falls to the floor in shocked laughter after she realizes her gift are special photo cards of the agency CEO, Kim Jong Do (viewers of “2 Days & 1 Night” will recognize him as the friend who appeared with the late Kim Joo Hyuk in Season 3).