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On Episode 39 of the Daebak K-Rambles Podcast, Jess is joined by special guest Paroma from the Dramas Over Flowers Podcast to review Youth of May, starring Lee Do-Hyun and Go Min-Si.

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REVIEW: Good Bye, My Princess [C-drama]

Their chemistry was just that believable, and their magnetic attraction to one another is like C-drama crack.