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A trope that specifically caters to a personal taste of mine. Feel free to suggest more!
Alternative realities in which the Korean Monarchy still exists in the present timeline.
the lives and pains of high schoolers and college students - or, falling in love in between classes(korean and japanese dramas)
kdrama with scenes worthy of the fluffiest of the fanfics, or: those moments that make you go asdfghjhgfdsasdfghkl(beware: despite this, angst…