I am a serial binger. I enjoy reading other people's takes on shows and engaging with them. I am a sucker for K-dramas that makes me cry and curse. I occasionally watch C-dramas too, mainly the xianxia/wuxia genre- love me a good demon lord.

• First ever K-drama: Iljimae
• Got hooked on and started my K-drama addiction: City Hunter    
• Favourite K-drama of all time: Reply 1988  
• Favourite Korean Actor: Lee Joon Gi    
• Favourite Korean Actress: Kim Tae Ri
•  Favourite K-drama OSTs:
  The Love by Lim Jae Beum (City Hunter),
  I will go to you like the first snow by AILEE (Goblin),
  Lean on me by 10cm (Hotel Del Luna),
  Very, Slowly by BIBI (Twenty-Five Twenty-One)    
• (IMO) Best K-drama actors: NamKoong Min, Lee Joon Gi, Yoo Ah In    
• (IMO) Best K-drama actresses: Kim So-Yeon, Seo Yea-Ji, Kim Tae Ri
• (IMO) Best K-drama performance: Moon Sang Tae (It's Okay to Not Be Okay), Yeon Shi Eun (Weak Class Hero), Cheon Seo Jin (The Penthouse)

I enjoy a wide range of genres when it comes to my dramas. I especially love shows that depict the struggles of life, the beauty of youth, and dramas themed around real social/political issues in this world. (Hometown Cha Cha Cha, Twenty-Five Twenty-One, Reply 1998, It is Okay to Not be Okay, Sky Castle, The World of the Married)

From time to time I would take on action thrillers revolving around crime and revenge but also hop on the historical/time travel/fantasy train when it seems interesting enough. (Iris, Graceful Family, The Glory, Death's Game, W: Two Worlds Apart, Alchemy of Souls, Hotel Del Luna)

I tend to avoid dramas solely focused on romance unless the leads are incredible or if the show is hyped beyond the point that I cannot ignore it. I too also avoid sci-fi/futuristic, horror, zombie/undead, and medical dramas as I find them usually boring, predictable, and too plain in general.

More often than not I am too lazy to write full-length reviews but I do rate every show that I watched here.
Here is what my rating means; anything above 8 would be something I would recommend to people.
I am the kind that prefers not to dish out 10's so easily to every "great" drama and I think more people should do that to give real value to the ratings.

What I value: Storytelling, acting, soundtracks, chemistry, meaning, characters, and the emotional aspect. Enjoyment value being the wildcard that might make me rate certain shows higher than it should be.
Execution over ideas; though both are equally important.