Drama # - Uncontrollably Fond

Never would I seriously thought that this drama would be that heartbroken and sad at the first look of the official poster.

I thought it would be all sweet and probably with a little family drama.

BUT IT'S NOT! IT'S SERIOUSLY SAD!!

I shed a lot of precious tears throughout the drama.

So, if you cannot bear to watch sad dramas,

Don't even start to watch this. HAHA.

''Uncontrollably Fond'' with a total of 20 episodes.

It was released in July 2016 and aired on KBS2.

Starring Kim Woo Bin and Bae Suzy.

All the sad happenings and dramas not only revolves around two of the main characters,
It apparently also revolves around the families of both the characters,
And the storyline was already sad since the beginning,
Where fate had to separate two love-birds from the very start.

It has been years since I last watched such kind of dramas,
I used to be a fan of melodrama,
But since I'm someone who is easily emotionally affected,
I tried to avoid too much sad stories.

But still, I shall say this drama is quite good,
Especially Kim Woo Bin's acting.
Although, you might find the storyline kinda dull and flat in the middle,
Overall, the morale of the story is still very meaningful,
Reminding us how fragile life really is,
Learn how to be grateful and appreciate everything,
Because there is no forever in your life.
Although you cannot change your fate,
But you can change your attitude and live life to the fullest.

So, I am giving it a 4/5 stars rating.
Plus, I am loving the OSTs of it too.

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= Drama Plot taken from Wikipedia =

Shin Joon-young (Kim Woo-bin) and No Eul (Bae Suzy) were a couple who were separated during their teenage years due to an ill-fated relationship, but later meet each other in life. Shin Joon-young is now a top actor-singer while No Eul is a documentary producer.

No Eul had a tough childhood; her father died in a hit-and-run prompting No Eul to quit school and make a living for her and her brother. Shin Joon-young, on the other hand, had his life planned out for him. His mother wanted him to become a prosecutor; to follow the footsteps of his estranged father, but an awful incident caused him to quit law school and become a singer-actor. The two reunite when No Eul is tasked to film Shin Joon-young's documentary. Joon-young initially gives No Eul a miserable time before finally agreeing to do the documentary and even plans to win her heart back.

Drama # - The Innocent Man

Yes. I am one of the K-Drama fan who is currently drowned in the Song Joong Ki (SJK) fever.

And while I am waiting for the latest episode of Descendant Of The Sun (DOTS) to be released,

I need to soothe both my fever and my soul with another SJK drama. HAHAHA!

''The Innocent Man'' with a total of 20 episodes.

It was released in September 2012 and aired on KBS2.

Starring Song Joong Ki, Moon Chae Won and Park Si Yeon.

This is actually the second time I watch this drama.

Oily introduced this drama to me and I cannot believed he actually finished the whole drama in one go.

He is not a fan of melodrama and romance story,

He was only very much being attracted by SJK's drama character at that mean time.

I stopped at episode 8 when I attempted to watch it the first time.

Because the storyline is quite draggy and boring in front.

I still feel the same thing when I start watching it again now for the second time.

But I force myself to hold on until the end because my point is just to watch SJK's acting.

Not only it was draggy in front to me, 

But then all the excess level of flashbacks and evil dramas start to kick in.

To be frank, this wasn't my type of drama at all.

In the end, I did finished watching the whole series though.

And to me, the best part only started from episode 15 until the end.

So, I am giving it a 2/5 stars rating.

I loved both Joong Ki and Chae Won in this drama, they made a great couple on screen.

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= Drama Plot taken from Wikipedia =

Smart and promising medical student^[7][8] Kang Ma-ru (Song Joong-ki) has been in love all his life with his slightly older neighbor Han Jae-hee (Park Si-yeon), a television reporter.^[9][10] He is an adoring boyfriend and she always considered Ma-ru her home.^[11][12][13] But when her situation takes a turn for the worse and Jae-hee becomes desperate to escape poverty,^[14] she meets a man who changes everything—a rich CEO who introduces her to a life of comfort. So she turns her back on Ma-ru, choosing money over love.^[15]

The brutal betrayal leaves Ma-ru fractured—not just angry, but a completely changed man. A few years later, Ma-ru is now 30 years old and works as a bartender and gigolo, no longer a "nice guy."^[16] He then meets Seo Eun-gi (Moon Chae-won), a young chaebol heiress who's being groomed to take over her father's conglomerate.^[17][18] Eun-gi is cold and calculating, business-savvy, and raised by her father to never show emotion to anyone.^[19][20] But Ma-ru intrigues her, and she becomes curious until she can’t stop thinking about him.

Ma-ru decides to take advantage of her as a pawn in his plans for revenge,^[21][22] and Eun-gi falls in love with him, not knowing that he’s using her to get back at his ex Jae-hee, who happens to be Eun-gi's young, gold-digging stepmother.^[23] Just when Ma-ru is beginning to genuinely care for Eun-gi, she finds out the truth and they break up. But a car accident causes Eun-gi to lose her memory, and she enters Ma-ru's life again.