Korean Shows on Netflix 2020

While COVID-19 has affected several businesses negatively, streaming entertainment companies are one of the few who have benefited for this global pandemic.  While millions are affected by stay-home orders and lock-downs, we turned to service providers like Netflix to relieve our boredom. 

From the Hollywood-oriented series, firms like Netflix are striving to improve their range of product offerings. I am definitely glad to see more Asian dramas available on Netflix, which means we international fans no longer have to scower the Internet, searching high and low for the English subbed videos or suffer the restless wait for subbed videos to be released. 

My Favourite List (Thai Dramas / Lakorns) Part IV

Here is the final part of my favourite Thai drama list.

Piang Chai Khon Nee Mai Chai Poo Wised (When a man loves a woman)

After Wanida, I forgot about Thai dramas for a couple of years till I came across 

Sand Princess subbed videos on YouTube.  As I searched for more shows on YouTube, 

I chanced upon this gem, starring James Ma and Kimmy. 

Dr Wat and Nut encountered each other purely by chance which left our doctor 

enchanted. Of course, there were a couple of misunderstandings when they met again 

and Nut didn't know quite know what to make of the charming doctor. Should she give in 

to her growing feelings or should she be on guard and protect her heart from opportunists 

who approach her for her family's money?  Despite Nut's father liking Dr Wat, her distrust caused

their arranged marriage not to be as smooth-sailing as we would like. Witnessing how Dr Wat's

sincere heart has finally managed to break down all the walls Nut has built around her heart

will have you squealing with delight. Both of them have helped each other grow and learn to

love while embracing each others' faults. Forget butterflies, you will get the whole zoo 

in your stomach while enjoying those delightful scenes  between the two leads. 

Trust me, I have watched it 3 times so far.