I’m sure most of you already know everything, but I hope to provide you with something new. Today I want to write a different article because I’m thrilled to give you some information about why we celebrate queer people this month. June is arrived, and this means P r i d e Month is finally here! The show and the story have a very similar concept and that’s why they’re perfect together. The short story from the anthology is called The Taming of the Soul Mate and it’s by K. But the other day I found the perfect match thanks to That Way Madness Lies, an anthology that features fifteen retellings of some of Shakespeare’s most famous works. I wasn’t even planning on including it here since it has a pretty unique concept and I had no idea what to match it with. This is a mini drama that I found completely by accident. And that’s exactly what happens when he meets a boy in his new school. The only way for him to see colors is to find what we could call “his person”, the only person in the world who could give him the ability to see colors. But I’ll admit that sometimes I’m intrigued enough by the plot to give them a chance.Ĭolor Rush is a short drama that features a character who can’t see colors. I’m not the biggest fan of short K-dramas in general, just because I feel like the story is often rushed and in some way or another there are always plot-holes in the storyline. So that’s why I’m recommending These Violent Delights by Chloe Gong, Serpent & Dove by Shelby Mahurin and Captive Prince by C.S.

I wanted books either with the enemies-to-lovers trope or just with a couple that has to fight to be together because they belong to two opposite factions. I have a few recommendations for this show.

Can the two of them work out their differences and everything that stands in their way in order to be together? Beware: this show is a rollercoaster of emotions and you will definitely cry your eyes out, but it’s all so worth it.

Going back to South Korea isn’t easy and so the two find themselves spending a lot of time together. Due to terrible weather conditions while paragliding, Yoon Se-ri accidentally lands in North Korea and there she meets Captain Ri Jeong-hyeok. This show follows a woman from South Korea and a man from the North Korean army and their blossoming romance. Crash Landing on You is one of the best K-dramas I’ve ever watched and I literally could not recommend this enough.

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