I spent my two weeks summer vacation watching series

List of series that I've watched

+The Moon that Embraces the Sun (20 Episodes)

      -It was a good series, but I kinda fast forward the episodes because of long character dialogues. Typical Story that revolves about the crowned princess that died but later showed up alive in a form of a female shaman. 

+Man of Honor(24 Episodes)

      -I was not totally awed when I was reading the plot of this series, but due to the netizens good reviews about the series, I was convinced. There was still doubt when I was watching the first 10 minutes of the first episode, because I can't relate to the baseball thing. but as the story flows it turned out to be a great series. I think the writer intended to left hanged the ending so that the viewers will crave for more k-series haha

The Story is about about a boy who aspired to be a home-run king due to a promise. When he became a baseball player, he forgot about this promise because of a competitor and struggles on baseball that he thought  led his life in a total failure. In a baseball accident he met a quirky assistant nurse that helped him. This incident started the revelations, lies and discovery of the forgotten promise.

+A Love to Kill(16 Episodes)

      -One word to describe this series, EPIC. I didn't regret every minutes watching this. The plot was great. I was really blown by the turns of the story, Especially the Ending. EPIC GREAT. Maybe the the cons of the series was the last episode- they ended up rushing the last part.  As whole, this will be one of the top in my list.[Genre: Tragedy, Romance]

+Atasinchi no Danshi(11 Episodes)

      -This a funny Japanese manga turned into live action series. If you are finding something funny then , you should watch this.  

      Chisato Mineta, a 20-year-old homeless girl who moves about from parks to net cafes. Her mother died of illness, and when her father disappears after earning an incredible 100 million Yen debt, she is chased out of her home. Chisato spends her life running from debt collectors, but one day, she meets the president of a huge toy company who agrees to pay off her debts and then tricks her into marrying him. She then finds out that he only has one month to live. If she stays married him then she doesn't have to pay back the debt but if she leaves then all the money has to be returned.

A month later, she finds out that the president actually has more conditions than to just being his wife. She must also live with his six sons; all adopted as successors to the company by the president. However, each son has hidden himself away from the rest of the family—and none are eager to welcome their new mother. Will Chisato be able to open up their hearts and turn these strangers into a loving family?