Manga & animation

Koreanovela – boys over flower

Almost paradise the ost of the korean series “Boys over Flowers”..weird title huh but imagine it became a hit in Philippines..,even the OST is rank one in one radio station in my place…i wonder why most of us are addicted to korean novelas/series..boys over flower nad meteor garden have the same story but different character yet teenagers and older people got addicted to it even if the story is the same in meteor garden..boys over flowers is adapted in the Japanese Manga and series Hana Yori Dango..the adaption was made after the success of the Taiwanese version and Japanese Version…

same story different faces yet became a hit…LOL weird..girls got crazy of the leading man in BOF because they are cute..admiring them like they are the cutest guy in the world…the story of BOF is kinda not that appealing to me unlike others that they’re crazy about it..,not appealing to the point that i don’t see a guy who is rich, [super rich] fall inlove with a simple girl [middle class or poor] in real life…even if i would see that kind of relationship, the question is would that relationship be everlasting?sure that they will live happily ever after like in disney fairytales?it’s like just cinderella…is love enough to survive in a relationship?almost paradise may be the feeling of having a guy who is very rich but expect that you are facing now the world full of trials..

i wonder if another series would be relesed like BOF..,same story but different face..LOL i will wait maybe someday it will happen..but i’m expecting a rewind if the sequel will end just like meteor garden rewind..

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