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Dropped: I'm so sorry queen, but this was real bad. There were no actors involved in the making of this production lol.

This Thriving Land is a grounded republican period drama, following two sisters who just cannot catch a break, along with their Ebenezer Scrooge father who is just the worst, and needs to clear out those sinuses.

A case breaking coroner romance with less life than the corpses they find.

A grounded Qing dynasty rags to riches tale.

Dropped: A Period Idol Romance that was more a family affair of revenge, with scheming and killer outfits around every corner.

Dropped: A Male Centric Mystery with unrealized Nirvana in Fire Ambitions.

The plot of Undercover High School is so unserious. It's meant to be a pure action comedy, wasn't ever actually that funny...

Dropped: Transmigration from a Modern Chef to a Joseon Cook

3.45/10 Stars: Ugh, Bella Naur. An unsatisfying conclusion to the most heinous trilogy in (my) existence.

4.6/10 Stars: A dark romanticization of a Wuxia with an enemies to lovers romance that explores the thin line between love and hate by means of a couple very twisted relationships. Li Qin was cool as usual, though.

4.9/10 Stars: Youthful Glory is a fluffy, brainless romp in the same vein as Royal Rumors (but YG wasn't as funny) and Les Belles (nor as good), but couldn't overcome an unlikeable Female Lead and a suddenly serious third act.

5/10 Stars: A romance centric Xianxia with a transmigrated FL played by an actress more suited for modern time... and Arthur Chen. It had potential, but I couldn't buy into the romance.

4.2/10 Stars: Fluffy and somewhat vampiric for a hot minute, but ultimately skippable.

3.3/5 Stars: A lighthearted mini that goes the My Heroic Husband Route without the angst and with better twists.

8/10 Stars: An above average mini with the tried and true formula of a reborn heroine using the knowledge of her past life to outmaneuver foes and get ahead on inner household scheming, all the while falling in love.

6/10 Stars: A better than usual mini with an interesting premise, but a disappointing finish.

7.5/10 Stars: A good time if you don't want to commit to a full length drama and don't mind an ML who is a firetruck red flag, along with a darker storyline.

5.4/10 Stars: A satirical Transmigration Period Rom Com (whew) that lost its way, and drank too much of its own Kool Aid to remember what it was trying to be.

5.6/10 Stars: My Dearest Nemesis is corny in the way burnt popcorn is: Overdone, stale, and inedible. You can find fresher, calorie filled entertainment to snack on elsewhere.

5.9/10 Stars: Melo Movie is Our Beloved Summer 2.0 with less interesting characters and scant chemistry, with potential that fell to the wayside in pursuit of overdone tropes.