Wine Ghost Goes to Hell has one of the most unique styles and design for hell. Yet, the issues remain the same there as it does before death.
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The Boxer 5 transitions through an exciting revolving door of protagonists but leading toward a possible future match up that brings the story full circle.
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What’s Wrong with Secretary Kim 3 puts romance on the back burner to focus on the their shared childhood experience that still holds sway over their lives.
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Bloody Sweet 2 deals with heavy themes like bullying and suicide alongside the rom-com aspects. It’s disconcerting how real it feels. After all, this is a…
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Imitation 2 makes Maha a shell of a person while making Ryoc a detestable character. Potential comedy stifles under uncomfortable, angering scenes.
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See You in My 19th Life 1 starts at the end of a life, and builds to the next one, establishing stakes and drama interspersed with laughs.
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Business Proposal 3 keeps it sexy and funny with every page. Although characters need development, the series remains an engrossing page-turner.
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Amy’s Big Brother is adorable fluff about youthful love and sibling tensions. While it drags some, it’s a sweet story for kids.
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The Remarried Empress 5 is an addictive reality show gone off the rails where viewers scream that two women caught in a love triangle deserve better.
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Omniscient Reader’s Viewpoint 1 uses a fascinating premise to jumpstart a tense story but gets bogged down in confusing explanations.
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