Looking for your next drama to watch, but you’re not sure if it’s good!? Well, maybe I’ve already seen it and can give you my opinion to enlighten your choice. Check out the list below, you may find a gem!
P.S.: I have watched 500+ dramas, so writing down this Index will surely take me a long time. Thus, don’t hesitate to tell me in the comments which drama(s) you’d like to have a review on first.
P.S.2: Dramas are categorized in the alphabetical order
Disclaimer: This is only my opinion and should not be considered as the only source of information. You are totally entitled to disagree with me and have your own opinions on the following dramas, so please be respectful of everyone’s likes and dislikes.
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Love in the Clouds ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (5/5)
Country: China | Year: 2025 | Episode: 36 | Channel: Youku Tudou, Viki
Cast: Hou Ming Hao & Lu Yu Xiao
Plot: Ming Xian is a woman disguised as the Prince of Yaoguang Mountain. She’s an amazing warrior who’s won the Qingyun Tournament 7 times in a row. But during her final match, she loses against Ji Bo Zai from Jixing Abyss and is poisoned. To get her revenge, Ming Xian becomes Ming Yi, infiltrates Jixing Abyss under this new identity and gets close to Ji Bo Zai.
Review: One of the best fantasy C-Dramas I’ve seen in a while! Love in the Clouds is a must-watch! First of all, I need to talk about the lead characters and their fantastic chemistry. I loved seeing these two touching each other constantly, pretending to be a couple out of interests (or not), shamelessly showing their love to others and sacrificing themselves for each other. Both characters are also very consistent – Ming Yi is manipulative but good-hearted, while Ji Bo Zai distrusts everyone but he’s so sacrificial and devoted. Lies are at the core of the show, but they make the intrigue quite compelling. Honestly, it’s quite difficult not to binge-watch this show. The romance, the villains, the chemistry, the secondary characters, the ending – I enjoyed everything!
The Judge Returns ⭐⭐⭐ (3/5)
Country: Korea | Year: 2026 | Episode: 14 | Channel: MBC, Viki
Cast: Ji Sung, Park Hae Soon & Won Jin Ah
Plot: Lee Han Young is a corrupt judge who did dirty deeds for his father-in-law’s law firm. But, when he decides to stop with the corrupt dealings, he’s killed and goes back 10 years in the past. He struggles to live a new life and right his wrongs by punishing evil people.
Review: I will start by saying that I’m not the biggest fan of intrigues that revolve around corruption in the political and judicial systems. That’s exactly what this show is about – and I was not expecting so much political scheming. That’s why, there were many moments when I was not really into the story, if not completely disconnected from the action. That being said, The Judge Returns is a good drama. Even if I was not paying attention, I could understand what was going on in the story. I also like the premise of having a corrupt judge go back in time to make things right and clear his conscience. Lee Han Young is such a clever puppeteer who’s always ahead of the game. This made the twists quite thrilling – and I was 100% focused in those moments! The reflection on justice is quite interesting as well. Han Young and Shin Jin have two visions that are both rationally valid, but are diametrically different. The atypical team was probably my favorite part of the show with a judge, two prosecutors, a big man and a journalist. I could also sense some romantic vibes here and there, which was quite nice. All in all, The Judge Returns is objectively a good show, but it was not entirely for me.
Love Between Lines ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (5/5)
Country: China | Year: 2026 | Episode: 28 | Channel: iQiyi, Viki
Cast: Chen Xingxu & Lu Yu Xiao
Plot: To overcome her breakup, Hu Xiu decides to participate in a virtual-reality game that takes place in the 1930s. There, she meets one of the actors, Qin Xiao Yi, and falls for him. Little did she know that she would encounter him in real life shortly after.
Review: Flawless aesthetics, beautiful romance, and compelling plot. Love Between Lines stole my heart! First of all, I really love the idea of mixing game and reality. It’s generally quite tricky to do it well, but this drama managed to make smooth transitions between both settings. This allowed for the romance to bloom in the game, but also outside. Talking about romance, Hu Xiu and Xiao Zhi Yu were so cute – and don’t get me started on Chen Xingxu’s side smiles (I was smitten!). These two had amazing chemistry and their relationship just flowed naturally. Of course, there were obstacles (related to their past), but these were ok though sometimes a bit too dark. I also liked the second male lead (played by Dai Xu) and his famous elevator scenes. Love Between Lines is great romance, definitely worth watching!
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