14 Must Watch Kdrama For Beginners

(A Thread) - Based on genre
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1. #Mouse
Genre - Psychological Investigation Thriller

2. #Vagabond
Genre - Political Action
3. #FlowerOfEvil
Genre - Engaging Mystery Thriller.
This one is just perfect..
4. #18Again
Genre - Feel Good Emotional Fantasy family drama
5. #Reply1988
Genre - Family and Friendship Drama
6. #Goblin
Genre - Fantasy Romance
7. #MrQueen
Genre - Historical + Comedy
8. #StartUp
Genre - Startup Business kinda
9. #WeightliftingFairyKimBokSoo
Genre - Highschool Romance
10. #WTwoWordsApart
Genre - Sci-fi Fantasy
11. #StrangersFromHell
Genre - Psychological Horror
12. #WhatsWrongWithSecretaryKim
Genre - Office Romance
13. #WelcomeToWaikiki
Genre - Comedy
14. #Signal
Genre - Time travel + Investigation Mystery
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14 Kdramas for Beginners..
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Other insinuations and suggestions in the review seem wildly off the mark, distorted, or inappropriate-- for example, that the book is clickbaity (it is scholarly) or conservative (hardly) or connected to the events at the Capitol (give me a break). 3/x

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