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A free-spirited singer whose love of music has him performing on the streets, Kang In Soo’s (Kang In Soo) life revolves completely around music. Supported by his friends, In Soo hopes to someday turn his love of music into a full-time career, but doing so isn’t easy. Refusing to give up on his dreams, In Soo continues busking, day in and day out, while his best friend, Choi Min Sung (Baek Seo Bin), records his performances and uploads them on YouTube. Little does either of them know that In Soo’s performances have caught the attention of someone who could change the young musician’s life forever.

A keyboardist working at a major record company, Yoon Sang Yi (Lee Sang) is always on the lookout for new talent. After stumbling upon In Soo’s videos, Sang Yi has become one of the singer’s biggest fans. Convinced In Soo could make it big, he recommends the young artist join his company’s rookie discovery project. Seeing this opportunity in this invitation, In Soo accepts the offer and soon moves into the company residence with Sang Yi.

As the two live and work together, their relationship grows and slowly, new feelings begin to blossom. Unfortunately, as their feelings grow, so do the obstacles that stand in their way. Will In Soo and Sang Yi be able to find a way to overcome the trials before them or will their love fade before ever having a chance to fully bloom?

A story filled with music and love, “Wish You : Your Melody From My Heart” is a 2020 Viki Original South Korean movie directed by Sung Do Joon.

The movie features previously-unseen scenes that were not included in the original drama series.

Wish You : Your Melody From My Heart (Movie)

🌟Wish upon a Star Team🌟

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Yan Fei (Christina Mok) is in her mid-30s and runs a successful startup for singles, matching them up with high-potential life partners by using complicated mathematics and Big Data technology.

Her work life is becoming a success. But when it comes to her own affairs of the heart, things aren’t quite as rosy. She is separated from Huo Yong Tai (Chris Wang), a 40-year-old successful hotel chain business manager. The couple’s relationship was often stormy and adversarial, although his love for her was always strong.

Huo Yong Tai has moved overseas and Yan Fei is all but over him. Then, by chance, she is reunited with her 27-year-old former neighbor, Wong Hin Yu (Wu Nien Hsuan) – a gentle if somewhat old-fashioned and conservative hair designer.

He has secretly been in love with Yan Fei ever since their younger years, but never confessed his love to her. Yan Fei and Wong Hin Yu start to spend more and more time together and a bond of friendship – and perhaps romance – starts to develop between them.

But when Huo Yong Tai suddenly returns to the scene, determined to win back Yan Fei’s affections, things begin to get complicated for this love doctor!

“Love Is Science?” is a 2021 Taiwanese drama series that was directed by Zhang Jin Rong and Cai Xi Zhen.

Love Is Science?

The Scientific Love Team

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An omnibus series that examines a wide range of romantic relationships between young men begins with the tale of Typhoon (Fluke Natouch Siripongthon) and Pierce (Ohm Thitiwat Ritprasert). The duo have been dating for three years and are smitten with one another. But when Pierce, a struggling music producer, is chosen to work with a top-billing male pop star on the latter’s new song, a fresh problem emerges. Left to work together with Pierce in the studio on the pop star’s track, romantic tension begins to emerge. The work is time-consuming, too, and Typhoon soon starts to feel neglected. But when Pierce’s work schedule causes him to forget an important day, Typhoon is concerned that things may come to a head between him and Pierce!

Meanwhile, in subsequent stories, a cat falls in love with its owner, while a university freshman and Judo enthusiast starts to develop feelings for a senior sparring partner! There are also tales of a man with a crush on a top celebrity, stories about love in the Nineties, as well as Romeos who resort to magic to help their love lives!

“Close Friend Season 1” is a 2021 Thai drama series that was directed by Chacree Rujiphat.

Close Friend season 1

Closer Than Friends Team 😘

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For the past ten years, Leo (Phachara Suansri) and Fiat (Chalongrat Novsamrong) have been the best of friends. Growing up together, they have been practically inseparable since childhood. Sharing every important moment in each other’s lives, Leo and Fiat can’t imagine life without the other, but as they’ve gotten older, they’ve begun to notice some very unexpected changes within themselves and each other.

As a star basketball player, Leo has always enjoyed having Fiat cheering on the sidelines. But when Fiat begins to turn his attention elsewhere, Leo begins to worry someone may be trying to take his best friend away from him. Even more alarming to Leo than the fear of losing his best friend is the realization that his feelings for Fiat run much deeper than he ever imagined.&nbsp;

With the support of his teammate’s giving him the confidence he needs, Leo decides to confess his feelings to Fiat. Will Fiat accept Leo’s heart or will this unexpected confession be the undoing of a lifelong friendship?

Adapted from the novel, “Don’t Say No When Hearts Are Close” by Mame, “Don’t Say No” is a 2021 Thai romance drama directed by Pique Passawut Sukbua.

Don't Say No

🏀 Never Say Never Team 🧡

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Sul Won (Shin Young Seok) is an out-of-work young man whose mother runs a low-cost boarding house for students and men who don’t have enough money to buy or rent an apartment on their own. But when his mother suddenly has to up sticks to return to her provincial hometown, she leaves Sul Won in charge of the boarding house – becoming the de facto live-in landlord.

The residents of the boarding house are a mixed bunch. They include a high school senior, who also happens to be Sul Won’s cousin. There is also Sul Won’s former college friend, as well as Kim Chun Seo (Im Sung Kyun), a high school teacher. Rounding out the number is a third-year Art student who dreams of becoming a cartoon author. As the young men spend more time together, a close bond of friendship begins to form in the house. But when Sul Won discovers that some of the tenants have begun to develop a crush on him, Cupid could well come calling!

This movie was based on a hit web-based cartoon of the same name authored by Penguin.

“Oh! Boarding House” is a 2022 South Korean film.

Oh! Boarding House (Movie)

The death of his parents forces a seven-year-old boy named Seo Hae Bom (Ok Jin Uk) to move in with an adoptive family who have a young son of the same age as he named Jo Tae Seong (Kang Hee). Seo Hae Bom is in awe of Jo Tae Seong – he considers the boy to be everything that he is not: tall, handsome, popular, caring, and worthy of love and attention. The diminutive Seo Hae Bom thinks himself inferior and is humbled by the kindness of the family that took him in.

Things become slightly different for the duo, however, after Seo Hae Bom and Jo Tae Seong end up in the same high school class. All of a sudden, they are spending more time than ever together at home and at school. Although they have developed a sort of brotherly love, now united in the same class, an unexpected romantic spark ignites between the two – but what will Cupid have to say about all this?

This drama series was adapted from a web-based cartoon series (webtoon) of the same name, which was authored by Bam Woo.

“Cherry Blossoms After Winter” is a 2022 South Korean drama series that was directed by Yoon Joon Ho.

Cherry Blossoms After Winter

Our love blooms after winter🌸

As a third-generation chaebol and undoubted future heir to the Guemman Group, Ji Ho Joon (Kim Ji Woong) was raised with the world at his feet. Now a happy-go-lucky twenty-something, Ho Joon doesn't have a care in the world. Certain he’s destined to live the privileged life forever, Ho Joon is shocked when his father presents him with an unexpected and rather unpleasant ultimatum.

Kicked out of the house by his well-meaning father, without a penny to his name, Ho Joon must now find a way to survive on his own for the next two years. As if floundering for survival wasn’t bad enough, Ho Joon must take a position as the team leader of the Guemman Group’s newest business team and deliver some impressive results. With no idea where to go or how to begin this impossible quest, Ho Joon soon finds himself the resident of Poongduck Villa and at the mercy of the villa’s owner, Seo Jae Yoon (Yoon Seo Bin).

As difficult as life might presently seem for Ho Joon, it gets even more complicated when he realizes that Jae Yoon works at his family’s company and has recently been assigned to his newfound team. Could this seemingly cruel twist of fate be exactly what both Ho Joon and Jae Yoon need?

A story of finding love in the most unexpected places, “Roommates of Poongduck 304” is a 2022 South Korean romantic drama directed by Teddy Hwang.

Roommates of Poongduck 304

Living with my boss sucks 😆

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Considered by many to be a cute guy, Rain (Nuttarat Tangwai) shouldn’t have any trouble getting a girlfriend. Unfortunately, the only girl to ever truly capture his heart has her heart set on Phayu (Chaikamon Sermsongwittaya). With his devastating good looks and his bad-boy biker persona, it’s no wonder Phayu is the one senior at school every girl dreams of dating; which means Rain doesn’t stand a chance with his dream girl.

When fate brings Phayu into Rain’s life in an almost cruel and unexpected way, Rain decides it’s time to put Phayu in his place. Hoping to ruin Phayu’s reputation among the girls at school, Rain decides to make Phayu fall madly in love with him. While supporting Rain in his attempt at revenge, his best friend Sky (Wasuthorn Chaijinda), struggles with his own set of problems. Having been in a toxic relationship, Sky has no desire to find love ever again. But when he crosses paths with Prapai (Thitipong Sengngai), he seems unable to escape the fate that seems to inexplicably bind them.

Overwhelmed by the rush of feelings that wash over them, every time Phayu and Prapai are around, Rain and Sky do their best to make sense of it all. But are either of them willing to accept what those feelings might mean?

Adapted from the novels “Love Storm” and “Love Sky” by MAME, “Love in the Air” is a 2022 Thai romance drama directed by Neti Suwanjinda.

Love in the Air

Rain 4 My Storm, Wind 4 My Sky

Chu Sang Woo (Jae Chan) is a junior computer science majoring student who prizes reason, rules, and a rigid sense of what is right above all else. As part of his university work, he is told to work on a group project for the liberal arts, whereby the group is required to make a final presentation in order to pass the module. But as the rest of the group – whom he knows nothing about – have decided to leave him to do all the work on his own, he decides to remove their names, and make the presentation in his name.

But little did he know that when he did this, he would deal a heavy blow to the academic prospects of a senior student named Jang Jae Young (Park Seo Ham). The latter, a design major, is Chu Sang Woo’s polar opposite. He is stylish, fun-loving, and – above all – extraordinarily popular. He is the closest thing the college has to a superstar! But when his credit for the liberal arts project is taken away, his grand plans to study abroad are suddenly thrown up in the air. He seeks out Chu Sang Woo and is of a mind to torment him. But when the duo is forced to work together, a strange attraction starts to develop between them…

This drama series was based on a long-running web-based cartoon of the same name.

“Semantic Error” is a 2022 South Korean drama series that was directed by Kim Su Jeong.

Semantic Error

⚔️ Enemies  to Lovers 💕

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Korn (Kao Noppakao Dechaphatthanakun) is a university student and the son of a dangerous mafia boss. His classmate Intouch (Earth Katsamonnat Namwirote) has a big crush on him, and keeps making advances to Korn, but the latter keeps turning him down. But the attraction between the two is strong, and eventually they form a romantic bond. But in late-20th-century Thailand, homosexuality is frowned upon, and their parents are strongly against their relationship, forbidding the young men to be together. However, their love is now too strong for a breakup. Instead, tragedy strikes, claiming both young men’s lives.

Three decades later, the 19-year-old Pharm Triwinij (Fluke Natouch Siripongthon) is a university freshman. He has spent his whole life searching for a person he’s never met – a journey that seems to be complete when he meets a third-year swimming team captain named Dean (Ohm Thitiwat Ritprasert). Slowly, the two form a romantic bond, but start to realize that their lives and love are somehow linked with Korn and Intouch...but could their story have a happier ending? 

“Until We Meet Again” is a 2019 Thai drama series that was directed by New Siwaj Sawatmaneekul.

Until We Meet Again

✨It Started With a Bang Team ✨

First-year law student Tine (Win Metawin Opas-iamkajorn) might not be the most popular guy on campus, but he’s still one of the most recognizable members of the cheerleading squad. Capturing the attention of more than a few of his fellow classmates, Tine has experienced his fair share of relationships. But when he becomes the object of his classmate, Green’s (Gun Korawit Boonsri) obsession, Tine suddenly finds himself feeling more than a little desperate.

Despite his many refusals, Tine just can’t seem to get Green to understand that he’s not interested in any sort of romantic relationship with him. Eager to find a way to get Green to leave him alone, Tine resorts to the most desperate of measures. Approaching Sarawat (Bright Vachirawit Chivaaree), the most popular and charismatic guy on campus, Tine asks if he’ll pretend to be his boyfriend. Though reluctant to agree at first, Sarawat eventually sees just how desperate Tine is to escape Green’s advances, and agrees to his proposal.

Now in a fake relationship with Sarawat, it’s easy for Tine to get Green to leave him alone. What isn’t so easy is ignoring the unexpected feelings he’s starting to have for Sarawat. Realizing his feelings for Sarawat are genuine, does Tine have what it takes to turn their fake relationship into a real one?

Adapted from the novel “Because We … Belong Together” by JittiRain, “2gether the Series” is a 2020 Thai romantic comedy drama directed by Champ Weerachit Thongjila.

2gether the Series

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When it comes to work and the relationships he maintains with his coworkers, Uea Anol (James Supamongkon Wongwisut) can easily admit that he gets along well enough with almost everyone. But there is one very big exception and his name is King Kunakor (Net Siraphop Manithikhun).

Good friends with his best friend Jade, King is the one man at the office that Uea simply cannot stand. A cocky Casanova with a serious reputation, King is everything Uea hates in a man. But when a company outing ends in a drunken hook-up with the one man he can’t stand, Uea begins to see King in an entirely different light.&nbsp;

Initially planning to move on after their one-night fling, Uea and King agree to keep seeing each other on a strictly physical basis. With no strings attached, will these two be able to keep things between them simple and carefree or will their emotions eventually get the better of them?

Adapted from a novel by littlebbear96, “Bed Friend” is a 2023 Thai romance drama directed by&nbsp;Cheewin Thanamin Wongskulphat.

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