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Based on the true story of a young man who turned a tiny vegetable shop into a national name, Bachelor Vegetable Store centers on the love lives and successes of six single young men.Ji Chang-wook is a talented young man with big dreams who falls for a lovable, bubbly young woman played by Wang Ji Hye. Kim Young-kwang (White Christmas) plays Chang-wook’s friend, a wealthy heir who grew up without a father, and comes to work at the shop. He falls for a spoiled young heiress (Park Su Jin) and complications ensue, especially when she’s drawn to Chang-wook instead. Pop singer Ji-hyuk, model Sung Ha, and musical actor Shin Won-ho round out the quartet of good-looking bachelors who work together and deal with life, love, and career. {Korean Drama}


High school graduate Gong Xi gives up her chances for university in order to support her childhood friend and romantic goal, Bu Po Shang, in his pop idol career. Upon arriving in Taipei, Gong Xi starts working on multiple jobs in order to support Shang, whose popularity quickly rises, eventually becoming one of the top idols in Taiwan. One day, Gong Xi catches Shang flirting with his manager, and learns that he only used her so she can help him with his living expenses. Heart-broken and betrayed, Gong Xi vows to get revenge by becoming a bigger star than he. Gong Xi auditions for L.M.E., Taiwan's largest talent agency, and joins L.M.E.'s new-found department "Love Me" with Jiang Nanqin, also a new recruit. At L.M.E. famous actor Dun Helian, disgusted by Gong Xi's reasons for joining the show business, consistently finds ways to annoy and taunt her. As Gong Xi's acting career starts to take off, she begins to discover a new sense of identity and purpose, separate from her initial plans of revenge. Lian also eventually warms up to her, and although at first in denial, he finds himself falling more and more in love with her.{Taiwanese Drama}


Me Too, Flower is a delightful, fresh romantic comedy about the power of love to defeat cynicism and boredom. Bong Sun (Lee Ji Ah of ATHENA) goes through the paces of her job as a police officer, but her heart clearly isn't in it. Frustrated at being passed over for a promotion, she has a very public breakdown and ends up being struck by a motorcycle driven by the handsome young Jae Hee (Yoon Si Yoon of Baker King Kim Tak Goo). Jae Hee is a straight-talking low-level employee at a posh clothing store, and even though she hates him at first, Bong Sun soon comes to see that there's a lot more to this guy than meets the eye. Co-starring Lee Gi Kwang as a new recruit shadowing Bong Soo, Me Too, Flower is a brisk and lovable drama.{Korean Drama}

My first thread on Ernya...weird. Not used to being a noob after being on Gaia all those years.

So! Korean dramas. I find them much more entertaining then the japanese ones but on occasion I will watch a really well written japanese show.

One problem I've been having with the korean dramas, is that there are so many new ones all the time and I can never keep up with all of them. So, I limit myself to two, maybe three at the max, to watch. And when one ends, I can move onto another one on my list.
And that list is LONG.

i dont like most of them because they are already invading the TV channels in our country,,hahaha,,why why..

They are? I have yet to see one on the tv. Always watch mine online.

I find I want to watch the shows more when I know that the series is completed. That way I don't have to wait for the new episodes to come out. That always drives me crazy! 0_o
Already waiting for new episodes for our shows like Hell on Wheels, Grimm, New Girl, and The Secret Circle.

i hate Korean dramas totally