Rewatched so far...

Uber-talented Park Eun Bin makes you bawl in a good way. Gimbap and Whales. Bright, warm, kind, and sweet like spring sunrise.

Fantasy series in its own world with awesome-looking sword combat, beautifully shot, well acted, an OST that keeps you in limbo, an engaging story, and a VERY hated bad guy. Patiently waiting for something like this again.

Very weird decisions from the production team. Jang Uk as Neo and Naksu's appearance change will put you off at first but it is still a continuation of the story you invest in. And even if Jung So Min is missed, Go Youn Jung and her characters deserve some screen time too.

Jung Yoo Min is effortlessly adorable! More of her, please.
Son Yerim - Halo song stuck in my head for days.

"Fortune and misfortune are like twisted rope, so they come by turns."

Hyun Bin and Son Ye-jin charm, chemistry, and dynamic. An overall atmosphere with remarkable OST.

Brutal. Thrilling. It keeps you at the edge of your seat, glued to the screen, with OST that only bumps the atmosphere.

It's even more gripping. Summarizes revenge and finishes all characters' arcs. Leaving you with powerful OST on repeat on a cold winter evening.

3th Kdrama I watched. Motivational and inspiring as success stories usually are. A bit messy final episodes in "present" but overall, it was very interesting to watch and learn a bit more about culture. And again invigorating OST on repeat.

Charming tale. Very colorful with a lot of style. But it might take some time before it hooks you up, cause of the slow start. Loved the concept and mythology behind it. It seems you can't say anything about Kdrama without mentioning its OST. ((: OST here is quite emotional and calming.
 
Yeo Jin Goo constantly reminded me of Lurch - a butler to the Addams Family. c(:

Despite the high rating, I put this drama on hold because of its title, for some time. And now I watched it twice already. The first, time it had a bigger impact on emotions, and the ending felt rushed. I guess, I wasn't ready to let go of it. The second time, it was perfect from the beginning to the end.
Superb production quality. Everyone who worked on this drama in any department deserves a raise and standing ovations, really.
Such a beautiful and healing fairytale, that makes you feel warm inside. And yeah, it's still a bit hard to let it go. OST, visuals, characters, and performances are top-notch. Seo Yea Ji's calming voice does things to me, I could listen to her reading the most boring stuff all day every day.
Oh Jung Se's acting range is impressive.
I want all these books in hardcover and I even don't care if it is in Korean only. And I wouldn't say no to the camping trip either. Also, Deer! xD

Full of laughs. Light and short. Without standard BS you might expect in this genre. There is no such thing as enough of Kim Se Jeong and Seol In Ah, especially together c(:

I am not sure why I rewatched it, to be honest xD The first time was more meaningful.

Strange name and poster, weird synopsis. But so many emotions! It is not perfect by any means, would love to see a more expanded version of certain plotlines. But even like this, it makes you think, which is always nice.

Just decided to remember the early days of my KDramaland journey. When I watched it the first time it was hard for me to sit through all the cheesy facial expressions and so on but didn't bother by that on rewatch. Fun series, action is nice.

Stupid shaky action cam! Rule of cool wins. But nevertheless entertaining action flick. Would love to see more with a more thoughtful script.

If you watched Vagabond and looking for more you kinda ended up watching K2. It is as simple as this xD