Kdrama の小説・ストーリー

Amore mio: I had the app you use to watch those Korean dramas you love so much installed on your bedroom TV. I don't know if you realized you could be distracted by a TV, so I'm letting you know. Mind you, the search engines are blocked for your safety. I'm sorry to have you cut off from the world, but it's for your own good. I hope you enjoy those Korean dramas very much and give me funny summaries of them, like the ones you tell in your blog. Love, Alessandro. “Shit,” I said and pressed the power button on the TV remote.

Roseanne West Fuck. Fuck. Fuck. Now, I'm currently watching the newest K-drama. I'm always a fan of K-drama because they always describe love in a very unique and cheesy way. Even though sometimes I cringed watching them but at the end of the day, I still love it.

He looks at me but says nothing. He looks at the screen, before making his way over to me. He turns up his nose at the discarded toilet tissues scattered around me. He sits beside me. “What are you watching?” he asks. I look at him before looking at the screen… “It’s a Kdrama, it’s called Goblin. It’s really good. This is the first episode.” I told him. He looks at me then the amount of tissue paper around me. “The first episode and you’ve already cried this much?” he asks.

Greg: Retreating to my room around 10 P.M., I lay on the bed and closed my eyes, hoping sleep would soon engulf me. After several minutes of futile attempts, I reached for my laptop and powered it on. Navigating to the taskbar, I clicked on movies and opened my all-time favorite Korean drama series, "Empress Ki." I've watched all fifty-one episodes over a hundred times since its release in 2013, yet I never tire of it. I knew indulging in this drama would keep me up all night, but I didn't mind. I could dwell on it and sleep throughout the day if necessary. I decided to start with the seventh episode.

She had not seen her just now, but now she didn't know where she jumped out. She went over and sat down. It was still those Korean dramas that made people cry. I don't know what to watch, which made Huang Xin so obsessed.

I cannot place him, but I think he’s famous. “Min Yoongi…..Suga from BTS. One day, as a prima ballerina, I hope to grace a South Korean stage where he will be captivated by my grace and beauty and finally know who I am.” She sighs for effect, then kisses her cell before gazing at it adoringly. “He will fall for me at first sight, know I am his soul mate, and we shall forever be together… Please wait for me, Yoongi. I will marry you.” “Is she ok…you know, mentally?” I lean into Dane, asking in a hushed tone, even though she can still hear me.

I should have known, if let out anger, don't have to be angry. The next day before class started, Naura and I decided to hang out at the canteen first. Take advantage of Wi-Fi network access to download the latest Korean dramas. "Na, what's the name of the Drakor who plays Eunwoo?" I rolled my eyes lazily at Naura's question. "Eunwoo did not just play the drama once, Ra." "The one who became Suho, you know, Na." "True Beauty," I replied then sucked my lemon iced tea.

“Koreans actually have good culture, and our food is one of them, this here is kimchi, it's a traditional side dish made from fermented vegetables usually cabbage or r****h with spice” “I think I've seen kimchi a lot in K-dramas “Yes it's so popular in K-drama, this too is Jjajangmyeon, it's noodles in savory black bean sauce” “I've heard a lot of Korean high school students getting excited over this dish, so I think it's popular among them” “You're right but it's also popular everywhere in Korea cause it taste so good” “Ohhh…” I nod in understanding “The last one is Tteokbokki, it's a spicy rice cake in a sweet and savory sauce”

That thought made Aura startle for a few seconds. 'Is this what they call a craving?' Aura wondered unconsciously while rubbing her stomach, still flat, showing no signs of pregnancy except for the frequent morning nausea in recent times. "Alright. I'll buy it now. Contact me if you want something else." "Hmm, thank you." Axel had no difficulty finding Aura's order because dak-juk is a common breakfast in Korea, just like in Indonesia.