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- has a huge hello kitty obsession// obsession for cute things in general
- highkey broke for lego
- interests: badminton&basketball&skiing
- more interests: chess, checkers, Chinese chess, and Chinese checkers
fun facts:
- quit playing piano three times
- broke a pinky bone but never went to the hostipal ...
- almost died of drowning in a six feet pool (6 years old)
I really enjoy watching different variety of shows, including anime, japanese drama, chinese drama, korean drama, thai drama, etc. Among the shows I’ve watched, I would say thrillers, romances, and comedies are the best! These are some I would recommend:
Case Closed was originally a Japanese detective manga series and was then adapted to a anime series. It started releasing from 1994 all the way to this day, and still hasn’t ended yet. The protagonist, Shinichi Kudo is a high school detective that was forced to ingest a pill (APTX 4869) by agents of the Black Organization, which transformed him back into a child. He adapts the name, Conan Edogawaand lives upon his best friend (CRUSH), Ran Mouri and her father.
The Promised Neverland was an anime my friends and I watched over zoom a while ago, and it was very thrilling to watch. The series follows a group of orphaned children that plans for escaping after learning the dark truth behind their existence and the purpose of the orphanage. There are a lot of plot twists and spooky scenes that gets you goosebumps, but also moments of strong affections between the group of children that is very touching.
The Gifted is a Thai television series that follows the process of a bunch of kids discovering their supernatural abilities in this special program taking place in their school.
Love in the Moonlight is a Korean drama about the love story of a prince and his political eunuch, who is actually a woman disguised as a man.
Ghibil movies are great to go movie choices as well! Although the plot is less twisty, the beautiful art and message behind the movies deserve multiple watches.