Okay, so, let’s talk about K-dramas. I’ve been hooked on them lately, and I thought I’d share my little journey of watching and reviewing them. I started this whole thing because, well, I needed something new to binge-watch. I mean, who doesn’t love a good series to get lost in, right?
First, I spent a ton of time just scrolling through Netflix and Hulu. I checked out IMDb and Reddit for the highest-rated shows. You know, the ones everyone’s talking about. I wanted to see what all the fuss was about, and boy, was I in for a ride.
I started with some popular ones that kept popping up everywhere. I made a list, a pretty long one, and just dived in. My plan was simple: watch them all and then write down my thoughts. Kind of like a diary, but for K-dramas.
I watched the first series, and it was amazing! The story, the characters, the whole vibe—it was like nothing I’d seen before. I got so into it that I finished it in like, two days. Then, I opened up my Google doc and started typing away. I wrote about what I liked, what I didn’t, and just my overall feelings about it.
Moving on to the next one, I tried to pick different genres. I didn’t want to get bored watching the same type of story over and over. So, I went from a romantic comedy to a historical drama, then to a thriller. It was quite the mix, and I loved it.
After each show, I’d jot down my thoughts. Sometimes I’d write pages, other times just a few bullet points. It really depended on how much the show impacted me. I tried to be honest and detailed, like I was talking to a friend about what I just watched.
- Started by looking for the highest-rated K-dramas on IMDb and Reddit.
- Made a list of shows to watch, covering various genres.
- Watched each show, usually finishing them in a few days.
- Wrote detailed reviews after each show, noting likes, dislikes, and overall impressions.
Honestly, this whole process has been so much fun. Not only do I get to enjoy some awesome K-dramas, but I also get to practice my writing and share my opinions with others. It’s like the best of both worlds. I started to do this for myself as a hobby, but it seems others are starting to find my reviews interesting, so maybe I will keep this up!
So, yeah, that’s my K-drama review process. It’s simple, but it works for me. And if you’re looking for some new shows to watch, maybe this will inspire you to start your own little review journey. Trust me, it’s worth it!
