Korean dramas that are worth staying up late to watch and never get boring from beginning to end. How many have you watched?

"Hotel Del Luna"

The second male lead is very handsome, but I feel that his acting skills are a bit immature and I can't feel the love of the male protagonist. He is always sensible, upright, and thrifty, which makes him People are unpredictable. At the end of the day, I felt that people are the most terrifying things in the world. However, there are many lives in this world that have passed away, the so-called bad people are still at large, the so-called rich people still sit back and relax, and the dead are the most pitiful. "My Uncle"

I finished watching it and it ended well. It was very emotional when Grandma Zhi'an passed away. A happy life is the reward for all the precious fate encountered. The relationship between the uncle and her is the reward for kindness and the power of mutual redemption. I thought the uncle would give up on the family, but no, he chose to return and forgive. The uncle's restraint in showing off his emotions rather than being polite made people feel the preciousness of a good man. "It's Okay, It's Love"

As you can tell from the name, this is a TV series about love, but it is not just about love. Strictly speaking, this is a TV series about psychiatry. It tells the story of psychiatrist Ji Hae-soo and the famous writer Jang Jae-yeol, from their acquaintance to mutual attraction to mutual healing and love.

Jang Jae-yeol, played by Jo In-sung, is a novelist who also has a schizophrenia. He was beaten severely in childhood and hid in the toilet. Later, he became a writer and still slept in the toilet even after he had a big house and a comfortable bed.

Chi Haixiu is a psychiatrist who deals with all kinds of strange patients every day, often with life-threatening injuries. Her own mental illness also requires regular visits to the doctor, but she pretends that there is nothing wrong with her every time and spends time dealing with the doctor. The male and female protagonists both look glamorous on the outside, but in fact they have been injured and hide themselves. However, the first encounter between the two was not romantic, but they were still enemies. "Although I'm Mentally Ill, But It's Okay"

This drama mainly tells the story of a male caregiver in a mental hospital and a female children's book writer with an antisocial personality who does not understand love, who meet and heal each other. In the drama, Seo Ye-ji plays Gao Moon-young, who was mentally controlled by her terrifying mother since she was a child, abused, disliked, and choked by her mentally ill father. Her character has become flawed, and she uses a gorgeous and exaggerated appearance to cover it up when she grows up.

Moon Kang-tae, played by Kim Soo-hyun, was born by his mother to take care of his autistic brother. For so many years, I have always suppressed myself, made money to support my family, and took care of my brother. "This Life Is the First Time"

At the age of 30, there are many vicissitudes and immaturity, loving and being loved, and many touching moments. The ultimate state of union is for each other to be themselves, relaxed and not tired, and express their needs. In front of your lover, you will want to behave well in front of your family, because you are the person this person cares about, and you should treat him well even if you are afraid of trouble. At the same time, an intimate relationship requires your own private space, and you can go in and out alone without being disturbed. , just be relaxed and free