8️⃣ — AND BELOW … HERE WE GO AGAIN 🔄🔄🔄🔄

Hanai Ao (Fumika Baba), a renowned romance manga writer, is dedicated to her work but has never experienced love herself. Constantly teased by her editor about her lack of romantic experience, Hanai decides to transform her appearance. At a salon, she meets Riichi (Eiji Akaso), a charismatic stylist who catches her eye. Struck by his charm, Hanai unexpectedly falls for him, and the feeling appears to be mutual. As she navigates her first real relationship, Hanai struggles to balance her intense work ethic with her newfound romance. Can a workaholic manga writer maintain a relationship while being completely absorbed in her writing? Based on the manga by Aya Asano, "Hey Sensei, Don't You Know?" is a 2019 Japanese romance drama directed by Keijiro Tsubakimoto and Tatsuya Aoki.

Hey Sensei, Don't You Know?

Love At First Sight Team

Hana (Umika Kawashima) and Mizuki (Nana Asakawa) have been best friends since elementary school. Now 25, Hana longs to find romance, but long-term love has evaded her. And while Mizuki is very protective of Hana, she is also secretly jealous of the way most men seem to prefer her friend. After a cheating boyfriend breaks Hana’s heart, the friends go to a hot spring to recover, where they meet the handsome duo Ryosuke (Jin Shirasu) and Ayumu (Akihisa Shiono). While they are chatting, Ryosuke notes that Hana keeps taking a back seat in their conversation and leaving Hana with a lot to reflect on. Love is in the air for these lonely hearts – but who will end up with who? Or could a third party show up and ruin everything? This 2020 Japanese drama, based on the manga of the same name by Eiko Tachibana, was directed by Koji Ono and Hidetaka Sakamoto.

We Are Too Clumsy About Love

Me Before You Team

In contemporary China, aspiring actress Sheng Xia (Ke Ying) has yet to land a starring role, instead making ends meet as a “kissing coordinator” for other productions. Her life turns upside down when a stranger hands her a comic book that sucks her inside its pages, bringing her into a fictionalized Imperial China – and in this world, her kisses are the antidote to all poisons! As she navigates this new world and tries to find a way out, she encounters the handsome, but cold-hearted villain Shen Shi Yi (Li Ge Yang) and becomes entangled in a web of political intrigue. Caught between her real-life dreams and a budding romance with Shi Yi, Sheng Xia must decide where she wants to find her happy ending. This 2023 Chinese drama series was directed by Hu Xing.

Supervisor Husband

Ahn Dae Sung (Lee Kwang Soo), a persistent civil service exam candidate with an excellent memory, works part-time at his mother Myung Sook's (Jin Hee Kyung) convenience store. When a nearby murder occurs, his girlfriend Ah Hee (Seolhyun), a police officer, discovers a receipt from Myung Sook's store at the crime scene. Drawn into the investigation, Dae Sung, Ah Hee, and Myung Sook become an unlikely team determined to solve the case, despite being amateur sleuths with no professional detective experience. As they dig deeper, they must find a way to uncover the truth and catch the killer before the professional investigators can. Adapted from Kang Ji Young's novel, this is a 2022 South Korean comedy mystery thriller directed by Lee Eon Hee.

The Killer’s Shopping List

📃The Killer's Shopping List🛒

Youku

In the Yan Li Kingdom, where twins are considered a bad omen, Liu Jing Shu and Liu Jia (both played by Wu Ming Jing) are secretly separated at birth. Liu Jia grows up mischievous and adventure-loving, often posing as her twin, while Liu Jing Shu becomes a graceful young woman. When handsome marquis Xiao Ren Yan (Bao Han) discovers Liu Jia sneaking around during his engagement party, he learns her secret but chooses to help her instead of exposing her. He even teaches her to fight, sparking a potential romance between them. As their connection deepens, the mystery of Liu Jia's hidden identity threatens to unravel everything. This is a 2023 Chinese drama series directed by Sun Jia Yang.

Fated to Love You

☠️ Pegriloso ☣️

Yumeko Onodera (Omasa Aya), a successful professional, faces romantic turmoil after a painful breakup and workplace betrayal. Her lingering feelings for her high school love, Nozomi Jinguji (Sato Taiki), are reignited when she meets Murase Hikaru (Sato Taiki), who bears an uncanny resemblance to Nozomi. Intrigued and obsessed, Yumeko proposes a "contract relationship" where she can call him by her former love's name. As she becomes entangled with this mysterious man, she must navigate the complex emotions of her past and present, wondering if this unusual arrangement will lead to genuine love or devastating heartbreak. This is a 2022 Japanese drama series produced by Han Choru and Hideki Hori.

Ideal Boyfriend

💞 Girl's Dream 😍

Tokyo MX

At 33, Kanane Shinohara (Rei Okamoto) feels life slipping by as she juggles her unsatisfying job and personal struggles. But after meeting 28-year-old CEO Makoto Shirosaki (Reo Nagatsuma) at an event, her world shifts: to her surprise, he asks her to marry him, but he has some specific conditions for the marriage. As Kanane’s 34th birthday approaches, she must decide if this unexpected offer is her chance for a new beginning or a risky gamble. Will Kanane seize this opportunity for change or let it pass her by? This 2023 Japanese romance drama was directed by Hirokazu Fujisawa.

Marriage with Me? Seriously?

When unassuming office worker Anzu Kawakami (Makoto Okunaka) goes to a party with her best friend, she ends up far drinking more than she intended and making a drunken spectacle of herself. Worse still, one of the most handsome men she has ever met is at the party – her company’s new hire Tetsuya Kuroda (Takumi Kizu). Things get even more awkward when she is ordered to work with Tetsuya, whose recollection of her drunken party escapades is all too clear! Will she ever live down her shame? Or could this awkward introduction inadvertently fan the flames of office romance? This 2021 Japanese drama series was based on the hit manga “Peach Color, Apricot Color, Sakura Color” by Saki and was directed by Akimori Sakemi and Naoyuki Miyashita.

Color of Romance

The Loveaholics Team

Choi Woong (Jung Gun Joo) and Go Min Chae (Choi Hee Jin) have been together for eight years and are ready to get married, but face significant challenges. With limited financial resources, the couple struggles to find stable jobs - Woong becomes a high school teacher while Min Chae pursues art. Their wedding plans are complicated by unexpected love rivals and the difficult task of gaining parental approval. As the wedding day approaches, mounting pressures threaten to derail their relationship and test the strength of their love. Will they overcome these obstacles and successfully start their life together? "The Best Ending" is a 2019 South Korean drama series that was directed by Park Dhan Hee.

The Best Ending

🌈The Happy Ending Team💖

Seezn, YouTube, Naver TV, V LIVE, Facebook

Bong Joo Yi (Choi Yoo Jung) and Ji Yeon Seo (Kim Do Yeon), lifelong best friends who have shared every educational milestone, decide to move into Sol House, a co-ed share house with three attractive men: Woo Seung Bong (Jeong Hyo Jun), Kang Joon Woo (Kim Min Chul), and Ma Hoon (Mun Ji Hu). Hoping to improve their romantic prospects, the women quickly discover that living with men is far more complicated than they anticipated. As Joo Yi and Yeon Seo find themselves developing feelings for their housemates, they struggle to navigate the unpredictable waters of love and attraction. Despite the guys seeming uninterested, the two friends remain determined to find their soulmates in this unexpected living arrangement. This is a hilarious, idol-filled 2020 South Korean romantic comedy drama directed by Kang Hyun Na.

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