6 K-Dramas That You Can Easily Finish In One Sitting
Not every K-drama needs to take you a week to finish. Sometimes, you want to press play, get completely hooked, and know that you’ll see the ending before the night is over. These shorter K-dramas are perfect for those times when you’re in the mood for romance, angst, or a good dose of drama without the commitment of a full-length series. So if you have a few hours to spare and want a K-drama you can actually finish tonight, these are definitely worth adding to your watch list!
1. “Splash Splash Love”
“Splash Splash Love” stars HIGHLIGHT’s Yoon Doojoon and the charming Kim Seul Gi in a drama world where history and modern day collide. Dan Bi (Kim Seul Gi) is a high school student who magically transports to the Joseon period. In this unfamiliar environment, she meets King Lee Do (Yoon Doojoon). While the two find comfort in each other’s company, they fall in love and embark on a wild romance.
This series is only two episodes, but it manages to leave a strong enough impact that you’ll never forget it. Kim Seul Gi is both hilarious and adorable, with the ability to draw viewers in to her infectious aura. Her chemistry with Yoon Doojoon is the highlight of the series. Seeing them go from being weirded out by each other to falling head over heels in love is the cross-world romance that we didn’t know we needed.
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2. “Soundtrack #1”
Han Sun Woo (Park Hyung Sik), a quiet but warm-hearted photographer, has been best friends with lyricist Lee Eun Soo (Han So Hee) for 20 years. But when they end up living together for two weeks, their friendship begins to shift into something more.
With only four episodes, “Soundtrack #1” is the kind of drama you can easily finish in one sitting, but it still manages to have all the romantic angst. Park Hyung Sik’s character spends pretty much every episode quietly yearning for Eun Soo, and his puppy-dog eyes make it impossible not to root for him. The slow realization that their friendship could turn into something more keeps you clicking “next episode.” If you love friends-to-lovers romances with a sweet slow burn and a male lead who has been quietly pining for years, this one is an easy binge.
3. “My Secret Romance”
“My Secret Romance” shows sizzling chemistry between the wealthy Cha Jin Wook (Sung Hoon) and job seeker Lee Yoo Mi (Song Ji Eun), whose story begins after a one night stand. They reunite when Yoo Mi gets hired at his family’s company as a nutritionist. Although Jin Wook is not very nice to her at first, they gradually fall for each other, and the leads showcase passionate young love that will make your heart flutter.
You’ll almost forget how many episodes you’ve watched once you start this series. It’s such an easy watch, especially if you love a good rom-com filled with all the classic clichés. The chemistry between the two leads is fire, and their romance is more of a fast burn, so you don’t have to wait too long for things to heat up between them. Between the flirty moments, cheesy romantic scenes, and their undeniable chemistry, you’ll find yourself completely lost in their romance. It’s the perfect drama to binge when you’re looking to unwind and escape for a few hours.
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4. “Cinderella at 2AM”
Ha Yun Seo (Shin Hyun Been) is a confident team leader who is secretly dating her younger coworker, Seo Ju Won (Moon Sang Min). What she doesn’t know is that Ju Won is the youngest son of the chaebol family that owns their company. When his mother offers Yun Seo money to end their relationship, she accepts, believing their different backgrounds make their love unrealistic. But Ju Won refuses to give up and is determined to win her back.
“Cinderella at 2AM” is such an easy drama to binge, especially if you love a romance that gets going pretty quickly. It has all the fun tropes you’d expect, from the chaebol family drama to the younger man chasing after the woman he loves, with lots of banter and romantic tension along the way. The pacing makes it super easy to fly through the episodes, and you’ll find yourself wanting to see how Ju Won manages to win Yun Seo back. It’s the perfect watch when you want something light, romantic, and easy to get invested in.
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5. “Doona!”
Lee Doo Na (Suzy), a former member of the popular girl group Dream Sweet, suddenly steps away from the spotlight and moves into a shared house with college student Lee Won Jun (Yang Se Jong). Doo Na initially mistakes Won Jun for a sasaeng fan, while he has no idea who she is. As they spend more time together, the two slowly become curious about each other and begin developing feelings.
“Doona!” is packed with angst, and the emotional buildup between Doo Na and Won Jun makes their romance so addictive to watch. It’s also a fast-burn, so the attraction between them doesn’t take long to heat up, leading to some seriously swoon-worthy and steamy kiss scenes. Their chemistry is surprisingly out of this world, and even when things get messy and emotional, you’ll keep wanting to see what happens next until the very end.
6. “Serendipity’s Embrace”
In “Serendipity’s Embrace,” Lee Hong Joo’s (Kim So Hyun) first love ended in heartbreak, leaving her skeptical of romance. 10 years later, she unexpectedly reunites with Kang Hoo Young (Chae Jong Hyeop), her first love, at a cafe. Now a financial planner, Hoo Young may be the last person she wants to see, but their reunion could give them a second chance at love.
“Serendipity’s Embrace” is such a fun, easy binge if you love childhood friends, first loves, and second-chance romances. The episodes fly by as Hong Joo and Hoo Young slowly find their way back to each other, and watching their old feelings resurface makes it hard not to click “next episode.” It has that nostalgic, feel-good quality that makes you want to curl up and keep watching until you’ve finished the whole thing. Not to mention, you really can’t go wrong with Kim So Hyun!
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One of the most fun things about K-dramas is watching a character live a completely different life behind everyone’s back. Whether they’re hiding a secret identity, pretending to be someone they’re not, or keeping a major part of their life hidden, these characters always make things more interesting. Sometimes the double life leads to romance, while other times it brings plenty of twists and suspense.
Here are some K-dramas featuring characters who have a whole other side to them.
1. “Agent Kim Reactivated”
Agent Kim (So Ji Sub), a former spy, is living a quiet life as a single father. He is forced back into action when his daughter Min Ji (Seo Su Min) is kidnapped as a result of a school bully. With his secret finally exposed, he’ll stop at nothing to save the person he loves most.
So Ji Sub is great at playing characters with a tougher side, and this role gives him a chance to bring that intensity back to the screen. It’s especially fun seeing him go from a quiet single dad to a highly skilled former spy when his daughter is in danger. The fight scenes are definitely worth watching (and rewatching!), but it’s also the contrast between his everyday life and his dangerous past that makes Agent Kim such a fun character to watch.
2. “Kill It”
Jang Ki Yong stars as Kim Soo Hyun, a veterinarian by day and an assassin by night. When Do Hyung Jin (Nana) moves into the same building that Soo Hyun’s animal hospital is in, she tries to befriend him. Soo Hyun’s cold exterior doesn’t stop Hyun Jin from approaching him and turning to him for help. Soon, the two realize that their childhoods are intertwined with each other and that they are both trying to discover the same secrets.
What makes this series especially interesting is how different it is from Jang Ki Yong’s other projects. He does a great job balancing Soo Hyun’s two very different sides. As a veterinarian, he is quiet, gentle, and caring with animals, but his life as an assassin brings out a much colder and more dangerous side. Watching him switch between these two identities is what makes Soo Hyun such an intriguing character, especially as more of his mysterious past is revealed.
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3. “Flower of Evil”
In this mystery thriller, Baek Hee Sung (Lee Joon Gi) is a perfect husband and doting father to a little girl. To the visible eye he is perfect, but there’s another life he leads; one filled with murder, deceit, and lies. His wife Cha Ji Won (Moon Chae Won) is a detective and is in the midst of a cat-and-mouse hunt that will lead her to her husband as the prime suspect.
This is undoubtedly one of Lee Joon Gi’s best roles. He does such a great job of making Hee Sung’s two sides feel completely different, from the loving husband and father to the man hiding a dark and complicated past. The suspense keeps you hooked, but it’s the emotional side of his relationship with Ji Won that makes the story hit even harder. Watching her slowly get closer to the truth about her husband while he tries to protect the life they built together makes this K-drama incredibly hard to stop watching.
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4. “Healer”
Night courier Seo Jung Hoo, known as “Healer” (Ji Chang Wook), becomes connected to reporter Chae Young Shin (Park Min Young) while uncovering hidden truths from the past. As they work together to chase justice, they find themselves caught in a dangerous mystery tied to their pasts.
Ji Chang Wook is so much fun to watch in this drama, especially because Jung Hoo has such a different side to him when he’s working as Healer. His awkward and shy alter ego, Park Bong Soo, allows Ji Chang Wook to show a softer side of his character, especially as Young Shin starts getting closer to him without realizing who he really is. The double life, mystery, action, and romance all come together so well, which is a big part of why “Healer” has remained such a beloved K-drama and is still worth rewatching today.
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5. “City Hunter”
In “City Hunter,” Lee Min Ho plays a character named Lee Yoon Sung, who goes undercover at the Blue House as an IT expert so that he can follow through with his father’s plan for revenge. There he meets Kim Na Na (Park Min Young), who works as a bodyguard. The two of them form an alliance as they realize that their plans for revenge are similar. In the process, they engage in a passionate romance.
Lee Min Ho is great as Yoon Sung, especially as he has to keep up his seemingly normal life at the Blue House while secretly carrying out his father’s revenge plan. There’s a lot of emotional weight behind his mission, as he has to hide his true identity and keep the people he cares about at a distance, including Na Na. As their relationship grows, Yoon Sung begins to question whether revenge is worth sacrificing his chance at happiness. “City Hunter” has plenty of action and romance, but it’s Yoon Sung’s emotional struggle between revenge and love that makes the drama so memorable.
6. “A Bona Fide Killer”
Yoo Bo Na (Kong Hyo Jin) is a loving wife and mother who has a secret life as a highly skilled assassin known as “Kingfisher.” After taking three years off to raise her daughter, she returns to her dangerous job while trying to balance it with her family life. Meanwhile, her husband Kwon Tae Sung (Jung Jun Won) is a newspaper reporter who is assigned to investigate the mysterious Kingfisher, completely unaware that the killer he’s searching for is actually his wife.
When Kong Hyo Jin takes on a project, you can almost guarantee she’ll deliver a memorable performance, and “A Bona Fide Killer” is no exception. This is a very different role from many of her past projects, but through the character of Bo Na, she gets to show off a much more action-oriented side, including some impressive fight scenes. Kong Hyo Jin makes her double life feel completely believable, switching from a warm and playful wife and mother to a calm and fearless assassin. It’s so entertaining watching her take on these two sides.
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12 New K-Dramas To Check Out In October 2026
A big month is here for K-drama fans!
These are new Korean dramas premiering in October to add to your watch list:
“Your Personal Taxi”
Korean Title: “개인적인 택시”
Cast: Cha Tae Hyun, Im Se Mi, Joo Jong Hyuk
Premiere Date: October 1
Broadcast Details: all episodes released simultaneously at 8 p.m. KST on Netflix
“Your Personal Taxi” is a healing music drama about taxi driver Go Myung Seok (Cha Tae Hyun), whose one-of-a-kid taxi carries passengers with seemingly ordinary lives but extraordinary stories, each journey accompanied by a song of their choosing.
“Between Steps”
Korean Title: “연애박사”
Cast: Choo Young Woo, Kim So Hyun
Premiere Date: October 5
Broadcast Details: Mondays and Tuesdays at 10 p.m. KST on ENA
“Between Steps” is a romance drama that tells the love story of Park Min Jae (Choo Young Woo), a former swimmer who lost his right leg due to illness, and Im Yoo Jin (Kim So Hyun), a graduate student who finds a new path after losing her way.
“Take Charge of My Heart”
Korean Title: “나를 충전해줘”
Cast: Kim Young Kwang, Chae Soo Bin
Premiere Date: October 9
Broadcast Details: all episodes released simultaneously at 4 p.m. KST on Netflix
“Take Charge of My Heart” is an electrifying romantic comedy about Baek Ho Rang (Kim Young Kwang), a man whose artificial heart is running out of battery, and Na Bo Bae (Chae Soo Bin), a woman with the unique power to recharge him.
“Doctor X”
Korean Title: “닥터X : 하얀 마피아의 시대”
Cast: Kim Ji Won, Lee Jung Eun, Son Hyun Joo, Kim Woo Seok
Premiere Date: October 9
Broadcast Details: Fridays and Saturdays at 9:50 p.m. KST on SBS
Based on a hit Japanese series, “Doctor X” is a medical noir drama about Gye Soo Jung (Kim Ji Won), a genius surgeon who proves what it truly means to be a doctor through pure skill alone as she “operates” on a corruption-ridden establishment.
“100 Days of Deception”
Korean Title: “100일의 거짓말”
Cast: Kim You Jung, Park Jinyoung, Kim Hyun Joo, Lee Moo Saeng, Jin Sun Kyu
Premiere Date: October 10
Broadcast Details: Saturdays and Sundays at 9:10 p.m. KST on tvN
“100 Days of Deception” is a period spy romance drama about top pickpocket Lee Ga Kyeong (Kim You Jung) who becomes an undercover spy for the independence movement and becomes entangled with interpreter Kim Tae Woong (Park Jinyoung), who also goes by the name Sato Hideo.
“Make Me Tingle”
Korean Title: “내가 떨릴 수 있게”
Cast: Nam Ji Hyun, Kim Jae Yeong
Premiere Date: October 15
Broadcast Details: Thursdays at 8 p.m. KST, available on Viki
“Make Me Tingle” is a chaotic romantic comedy about Gong Yeon Su (Nam Ji Hyun), a woman who believes in love but has never truly figured out what it means for her, and Dokgo Dal (Kim Jae Yeong), a sex-toy startup CEO who opens up a whole new world for her.
“Love in Disguise”
Korean Title: “나의 유죄인간”
Cast: Yim Si Wan, Seol In Ah, Kim Jung Hyun, Yeonwoo
Premiere Date: October 19
Broadcast Details: Mondays and Tuesdays at 8:50 p.m. KST on tvN
“Love in Disguise” is a romance thriller about arrogant chaebol heir Yoon Yi Jun (Yim Si Wan), who becomes a murder suspect, and former special forces officer Kang Jae Hee (Seol In Ah), who goes undercover as his personal secretary to investigate him.
“Final Table”
Korean Title: “파이널 테이블”
Cast: Ahn Hyo Seop, Hong Hwa Yeon, Chang Ryul, Jung Eugene, Jang Young Nam
Premiere Date: October 24
Broadcast Details: Saturdays and Sundays at 10:40 p.m. KST on JTBC
“Final Table” follows talented Korean chefs from around the world as they gather to compete in “The Table: K-Chef 2026,” a high-stakes survival competition to determine the best Korean chef. Joining the competition are head chef Kang Han (Ahn Hyo Seop) and floor manager Choi Song Yi (Hong Hwa Yeon).
“Oh My Guard”
Korean Title: “밑도 끝도 없이, 너다”
Cast: Jung Yong Hwa, Hong Seung Hee, Lee Yi Kyung, Park You Na, Han Chae Ah
Premiere Date: October 24
Broadcast Details: Saturdays and Sundays at 10:50 p.m. KST on Lifetime
“Oh My Guard” follows an unprecedented and unpredictable romance between top male actor Uhm Tae Bong (Jung Yong Hwa), who has a fatal flaw, and mysterious woman Oh Hae Ra (Hong Seung Hee), who believes she is the female lead of his drama “The Prince’s Bodyguard.”
“Summer Vacation”
Korean Title: “여름방학”
Cast: Jin Young, Cho Yi Hyun, Hong Ye Ji
Premiere Date: October 26
Broadcast Details: Mondays and Tuesdays at 10:50 p.m. KST on Lifetime, available on Viki
“Summer Vacation” follows ordinary 18-year-old high school student Kim Ha Yeon (Cho Yi Hyun) who has a mysterious experience during her summer vacation at Upo Village as she meets Jo Yu Gyeom (Jin Young), the son of the landowner of Upo Village.
“Dead-End Job”
Korean Title: “꿀알바”
Cast: Lee Jae Wook, Go Min Si, Kim Min Ha, Lee Hee Joon
Premiere Date: October 30
Broadcast Details: all episodes released simultaneously at 4 p.m. KST on Netflix
“Dead-End Job” is a mystery-horror fantasy drama that unfolds as Hyeok Jun (Lee Jae Wook) comes across a strange employment agency offering “perfect” part-time jobs that pay 50 times the usual hourly wage—only to be thrown into a terrifying, hellish workplace with horrors he could’ve never imagined.
“The Perfect Lie”
Korean Title: “라이어”
Cast: Yoo Yeon Seok, Seo Hyun Jin
Premiere Date: October 30
Broadcast Details: Fridays and Saturdays at 9:50 p.m. KST on MBC
“The Perfect Lie” is a psychological thriller in which cardiac surgeon Min Joon Ho (Yoo Yeon Seok) and school librarian Kang Ji Sun (Seo Hyun Jin) offer completely opposite accounts of the same memory, clashing fiercely in their search for the truth.
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6 Seo Kang Jun K-Dramas That Are Worth Checking Out
Seo Kang Jun has been part of the K-drama industry for quite some time now. He made his debut in 2012 as a member of the first ever actor group 5urprise and has gone on to make a name for himself as a reputable actor. He’s won several awards throughout his career, including the Daesang (Grand Prize) for his role in “Undercover High School” in 2025. One thing he does especially well is portray vulnerability and longing in a way that feels so effortless. If you’re new to Seo Kang Jun’s K-dramas, here are a few that are worth adding to your watchlist.
1. “Hwajung”
“Hwajung” stars Cha Seung Won as Prince Gwanghae, the son of a concubine, and the series showcases the rise and fall of Princess Jeongmyeong (Lee Yeon Hee). Seo Kang Jun plays Hong Joo Won, the son of a family in the Joseon Dynasty. Joo Won falls in love with Princess Jeongmyeong and also experiences betrayal in the series. He tries to fix the problems of the society he is living in.
If you’re a true Seo Kang Jun fan, this is one you can’t miss. It was one of his first major roles, and he even won an award for his performance! What really makes him stand out in this role is how naturally he suits the part of a prince, especially with his striking eye color. His character is a witty genius who isn’t afraid to stand up for what he believes is right. There’s something especially admirable about watching him use his charisma, intelligence, and sword to fight for those who can’t defend themselves. And, of course, he’s seriously swoon-worthy as a prince!
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2. “Cheese in the Trap”
“Cheese in the Trap” is based on the successful webtoon written by Soonkki. The story involves college students who get entangled in a love triangle. Kim Go Eun plays Hong Seol, Park Hae Jin plays Yoo Jung, and Seo Kang Jun plays Baek In Ho. Yoo Jung is the first to confess his feelings to Hong Seol, and without putting much thought into it, she accepts his confession, and they start to date. Meanwhile, Seol has gotten very close to In Ho, who is Jung’s sworn enemy. Seol is constantly caught in the middle, and this acts as a huge stress factor for her.
Many fans of “Cheese in the Trap” will remember the serious second-lead syndrome that came with Seo Kang Jun’s Baek In Ho. This role really showed off his ability to bring charm, sincerity, and vulnerability to a character, especially in the way In Ho loves Hong Seol. His chemistry with Kim Go Eun is also a major highlight, making it easy to see why so many viewers fell for his character. Seo Kang Jun also does a great job showing In Ho’s growth throughout the series, as he goes from a rebellious bad boy to someone who genuinely wants to be happy and work harder to build a better life for himself. And there’s nothing more satisfying than watching Seo Kang Jun play a bad boy who slowly lets his softer side show.
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3. “Are You Human Too?”
Nam Shin (Seo Kang Jun) is the son of an elite and wealthy family. After an unfortunate accident, he falls into a coma, and his mother creates a robot that looks exactly like him and names him Nam Shin III. With Kang So Bong (Gong Seung Yeon) as a bodyguard, the robot learns human mannerisms and takes the place of Nam Shin, who is bedridden.
This sci-fi romantic K-drama is packed with cliffhangers, but one of the biggest highlights is definitely Seo Kang Jun’s ability to evoke so much emotion through his character, even though he’s playing a robot. Taking on the dual role of Nam Shin and Nam Shin III, he gets to show just how versatile he is as an actor. He makes the two characters feel completely different, from the cold and arrogant human Nam Shin to the kind and innocent robot. Watching him switch between the two so effortlessly is what makes this sci-fi and romance mash-up so much fun to watch.
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4. “Watcher”
Do Chi Kwang (Han Suk Kyu), Kim Young Koon (Seo Kang Jun), and Han Tae Joo (Kim Hyun Joo) have all experienced great tragedy in their lives. They all become part of an investigation team where they are trying to expose corruption within the police.
You’ll get to see a more charismatically rough and tough side of Seo Kang Jun in “Watcher,” which is definitely a fun change of pace. His character, Young Koon, has a much darker past than many of the roles he has played before, and Seo Kang Jun does a great job bringing out that complexity. As the mystery surrounding his traumatic childhood unfolds, you’ll find yourself becoming more invested in his character and wanting to uncover what really happened to him. It’s another role that shows off a different side of Seo Kang Jun’s acting, and the series is definitely worth checking out if you’re into crime and mystery dramas.
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5. “I’ll Go to You When the Weather Is Nice”
After Mok Hae Won (Park Min Young) decides to leave Seoul and temporarily move to the countryside with her aunt, she meets her old high school friend Im Eun Seob (Seo Kang Jun). Eun Seob has been in love with Hae Won since he first met her and is happy to hear that she won’t be leaving for a while. The two become friends again, and as they get to know each other more, they start to fall in love.
“I’ll Go to You When the Weather Is Nice” is the comforting K-drama you never knew you needed. And if you’re a fan of Seo Kang Jun, this is a role you definitely won’t want to miss. He does such a beautiful job portraying Eun Seob’s quiet and unwavering love for Hae Won, making you really believe that he has been carrying these feelings for years. His soft gaze and subtle expressions say so much without him having to say a word, and it’s hard not to fall for him throughout the entire series.
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6. “Undercover High School”
Jung Hae Sung (Seo Kang Joon) is an ace NIS agent who gets demoted after an operation goes wrong. He goes undercover as a student at a prestigious high school to find King Gojong’s missing gold bars. He also meets a homeroom teacher named Oh Soo Ah (Jin Ki Joo), who begins to notice similarities between Hae Sung and her first love, who left a deep wound in her heart. As the two grow closer, old memories and feelings begin to resurface.
Seo Kang Joon is absolutely the standout here, especially because of the duality he brings to the role. He completely sells Hae Sung as a tough, highly skilled NIS agent, but then flips that switch when he has to go undercover as a high school student. It’s such a fun role for him because he gets to show off his action skills, comedic timing, and softer side all in one character.
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10 Office Rom-Com K-Dramas Which Bring Both Love And Laughs
There is something particularly addictive about a good office romance. Whether it is a boss falling for an employee, colleagues discovering that their professional rivalry hides a deeper attraction, or two people finding love while navigating demanding careers, K-dramas have turned the workplace into one of their favorite settings for romance and comedy.
From fangirls who join a company to get closer to their celebrity crush to secretaries finally walking away from their demanding bosses, these dramas mix workplace politics, professional ambitions, and complicated relationships with plenty of laughs. Here are some office rom-coms to add to your watchlist.
“My Bias, My Boss“
Nam Da Reum (Kim Hye Jun) is a devoted fan of idol Lee Chan (Cha Woo Min), whom she has supported for years. Determined to meet her favorite star, she leaves a job at a major company and joins fashion platform APPELLO, founded by Lee Chan and his best friend Kang Ha Gi (Kang Hoon), who is CEO.
But instead of enjoying her dream workplace with her all-time bias being well within arm’s reach, Da Reum finds herself dealing with the meticulous and demanding Ha Gi. As she spends more time with her boss, her feelings become complicated, as she is left wondering which one of them really makes her heart skip a beat.
What makes this rom-com fun is the unusual setup. Da Reum enters the company because of her idol crush, only to discover that the person who starts catching her attention is her boss. The workplace setting adds another layer to an already complicated love triangle.
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“Love Scout”
Kang Ji Yun (Han Ji Min) is the CEO of Peoplez, a successful headhunting company. She is brilliant at her job but less comfortable with the everyday details of life outside work. Yu Eun Ho (Lee Jun Hyuk) joins her as her secretary and assistant. A single father who is warm, organized, and exceptionally capable, Eun Ho is almost the opposite of his demanding boss. As the two work closely together, their professional relationship gradually develops into something more.
The appeal of this drama is the role reversal. Instead of the usual competent male boss and inexperienced female employee, “Love Scout” gives viewers a formidable female CEO and a male secretary who becomes indispensable to her both professionally and personally. Upending the gender stereotypes and the contrasting personalities of the leads create much of the show’s charm.
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“My Dearest Nemesis”
Baek Su Jung (Mun Ka Young) and Ban Ju Yeon (Choi Hyun Wook) first meet through an online game when they are teenagers. They form a connection which is best left forgotten, without knowing each other’s real identities. 16 years later, they meet again in the real world—this time as an employee and her boss. Su Jung is a planning team leader at Yongseong Department Store, while Ju Yeon is the head of its strategic planning division.
Childhood memories, an online romance, and a workplace reunion make this a classic enemies-to-lovers setup with a modern twist. The fun comes from watching two people who once knew each other very differently try to navigate their new boss-employee relationship.
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“Filing for Love”
Joo In Ah (Shin Hae Sun) is the tough and eccentric head of the audit office at Haemu Group. Noh Ki Jun (Gong Myoung) is an ace employee in the company’s audit department whose career takes an unexpected turn when he is demoted to a team that handles internal misconduct. His new circumstances bring him into close contact with In Ah, whose unpredictable personality makes their professional relationship anything but straightforward. Jeon Jae Yeol (Kim Jae Wook), Haemu Group’s executive vice chairman, and his secretary, Park Ah Jeong (Hong Hwa Yeon), add another layer to the workplace story.
The audit office setting gives the romance an unusual workplace backdrop. Instead of simply dealing with deadlines and office gossip, the characters are investigating misconduct while trying to figure out whom they can trust, making the professional and personal conflicts collide.
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“Today’s Webtoon”
On Ma Eum (Kim Sejeong) is a former national-level judo athlete whose sporting career ends after an injury. She finds a new direction when she joins the editorial department of a webtoon company as a rookie employee. Seok Ji Hyung (Choi Daniel) is her experienced deputy editor and mentor, while Goo Joon Yeong (Nam Yoon Su) is a new employee from the sales team who initially struggles to adapt to the workplace.
“Today’s Webtoon” is as much about finding your place professionally as it is about romance. Set inside the fiercely competitive webtoon industry, the drama follows young employees earning how to survive office politics, support one another, and grow into their careers. It is a warm workplace drama with romantic elements rather than a conventional office romance.
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“The Divorce Insurance”
Noh Ki Jun (Lee Dong Wook) is an insurance actuary who has been divorced three times. Working in the innovative product development team at an insurance company, he comes up with the unusual idea of divorce insurance. Kang Han Deul (Lee Joo Bin), an underwriter who has filed for divorce after being mistreated by her in-laws, joins his team. Their colleagues include cautious team member Ahn Jeong Man (Lee Kwang Soo) and financial mathematician Jeon Na Rae (Lee Da Hee), who approaches relationships with the same analytical mindset she applies to investments.
The premise alone makes this office rom-com stand out. Instead of selling conventional insurance products, the characters try to put a price on one of life’s most unpredictable events. The unusual workplace project naturally leads them to examine their own ideas about love, marriage, and divorce.
“A Business Proposal”
Shin Ha Ri (Kim Sejeong) is a food researcher at Go Food who agrees to go on a blind date in place of her friend Jin Yeong Seo (Seol In Ah). Her plan is to scare the man away, but things go wrong when she discovers that her blind date is Kang Tae Moo (Ahn Hyo Seop), the new CEO of her company. To make matters even more complicated, Tae Moo decides he wants to marry the woman he believes she is. Meanwhile, Young Seo finds herself falling for Tae Moo’s secretary and close confidant, Cha Sung Hoon (Kim Min Kyu).
Fake identities, a fake relationship, a demanding CEO, and a workplace romance make this one of the most quintessential modern office rom-coms. The parallel romance between Yeong Seo and Sung Hoon adds another layer of comedy and chemistry.
“See You at Work Tomorrow”
Cha Ji Yoon (Park Ji Hyun) is a seven-year office worker who has spent years navigating the pressures of corporate life while living with a chronic illness. Her relationship with her prickly boss, Kang Si Woo (Seo In Guk), starts off on the wrong foot, but soon enough the two are entangled in an unexpected way, which gradually develops into a meaningful bond.
The drama brings a more grounded perspective to the office romance format, looking at what it means to keep showing up for work while dealing with challenges in your personal life. The relationship between Ji Yoon and Si Woo grows against the everyday pressures of office life.
“Yumi’s Cells 2”
Kim Yumi (Kim Go Eun) continues to navigate work and relationships in the second season of the series. After her relationship with game developer Goo Woong (Ahn Bo Hyun), Yumi becomes closer to her colleague, Yoo Babi (Park Jin Young). Their relationship develops while Yumi continues working and pursuing her dream of becoming a writer.
The office setting is woven naturally into Yumi’s romantic and personal journey rather than being the entire premise. The animated cells inside Yumi’s head add a playful perspective to everything from workplace frustrations to romantic confusion, making the drama particularly relatable for anyone who has ever over-analysed a text from a colleague.
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“What’s Wrong with Secretary Kim”
Lee Young Joon (Park Seo Joon) is the narcissistic vice chairman of Yumyung Group, who has relied on his highly capable secretary Kim Mi So (Park Min Young) for nine years. When Mi So announces that she wants to resign and finally build a life of her own, Young Joon is stunned. He quickly realizes that losing his secretary may mean losing the woman he has come to love.
This is the classic boss-secretary rom-com. Young Joon’s outrageous confidence clashes with Mi So’s growing determination to live life on her own terms, while their transition from employer and employee to a couple creates plenty of comedy, romantic tension, and workplace chaos. The chemistry between Park Min Young and Park Seo Joon is also scorching.
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Puja Talwar is a Soompi writer with a strong Jing Bo Ran and Lee Junho bias. A long time K-drama fan, she loves devising alternate scenarios to the narratives. She has interviewed Lee Min Ho, Gong Yoo, Cha Eun Woo, and Ji Chang Wook to name a few. You can follow her on @puja_talwar7 on Instagram.
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12 K-Dramas Which Serve Dark Comedy With A Slice Of Entertainment
K-dramas have never been afraid to find humor in uncomfortable places. From dysfunctional families and marital warfare to murder, revenge, and desperate struggles for survival, black comedy allows these dramas to explore the darker side of life without taking themselves too seriously. The humor can be absurd, satirical, or downright macabre, often making the characters’ increasingly outrageous situations even more entertaining.
If you enjoy stories where morally complicated characters find themselves in situations that keep spiralling out of control, these dramas offer plenty of dark laughs alongside their thrills.
“The Affair Was Just the Beginning”
Kyung Hee (Kim Hye Soo) is a successful CEO of an interior design company and a popular influencer who has built an image of a happy, successful family with her husband Jae Hong (Kim Ji Hun). Their seemingly perfect life is disrupted when they become entangled with their neighbors, dermatologist Soo Jung (Cho Yeo Jeong) and her ex-husband Bo Sung (Kim Jae Chul), who are locked in a bitter divorce battle. A secret involving the two families sets off a chain reaction that makes an ordinary affair seem almost trivial.
The drama takes the familiar ingredients of marital secrets and neighborhood rivalry and pushes them into increasingly outrageous territory. The contrast between the polished public images these characters maintain and the chaos unfolding behind closed doors makes for a deliciously dark comedy.
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“Mad Concrete Dreams”
Ki Su Jong (Ha Jung Woo) is the owner of Seyun Building, but mounting debts and problems with his property leave him struggling to hold onto the life he has built for his family. His friend, Min Hwal Seong (Kim Jun Han), desperate to solve his own financial problems, draws him into a fake kidnapping scheme. Kim Seon (Lim Soo Jung), Su Jong’s strong-willed wife, tries to protect their family as the situation spirals, while Yo Na (Shim Eun Kyung), a ruthless operative, has her own interest in Su Jong’s building.
What begins as a desperate attempt to solve a financial problem quickly turns into a dangerous mess. The drama finds its black humor in ordinary people making increasingly terrible decisions while trying to escape problems that only keep getting bigger.
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“The Escape of the Seven”
The disappearance of a young girl brings together seven people whose lives are already tangled in lies, ambition, and betrayal. Geum Ra Hee (Hwang Jung Eum) is an aggressive drama production company CEO and the girl’s biological mother. Min Do Hyuk (Lee Joon) is a former gangster, while Han Mo Ne (Lee Yoo Bi) is an aspiring idol whose seemingly perfect life hides a web of lies. Cha Joo Ran (Shin Eun Kyung) is a doctor whose relationship with wealthy businessman Bang Chil Sung (Lee Deok Hwa) is driven by money. At the center of the mystery is Matthew Lee (Uhm Ki Joon), the mysterious head of a major mobile platform company.
This is melodrama pushed to deliberately outrageous extremes. Lies, revenge, murder, and betrayal keep escalating, creating a story that’s so excessive that its sheer unpredictability becomes part of the dark fun.
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“Bittersweet Hell”
Noh Young Won (Kim Hee Sun) is a successful psychiatrist whose carefully constructed family life begins to fall apart. Her mother-in-law, Hong Sa Kang (Lee Hye Young), is a mystery writer with her own secrets, while Young Won’s husband Choi Jae Jin (Kim Nam Hee) and a mysterious young woman, Lee Se Na (Yeonwoo), become part of the increasingly complicated situation.
At its heart, this is a story about a family that looks perfect from the outside but is riddled with secrets. The increasingly bizarre battle between family members gives the thriller a wickedly comedic edge.
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“The Kidnapping Day”
Kim Myung Joon (Yoon Kye Sang) is a financially desperate father who agrees to kidnap Choi Ro Hee (Jeon Yu Na), the daughter of a wealthy family, in order to pay for his own daughter’s medical treatment. But Ro Hee is no ordinary kidnapping victim. After losing her memory, the remarkably intelligent girl becomes an unexpected partner to her inexperienced kidnapper. Detective Park Sang Yoon (Park Sung Hoon) investigates the case, while Myung Joon’s ex-wife Seo Hye Eun (Kim Shin Rok) is also caught up in the story.
The unlikely relationship between a bumbling kidnapper and an exceptionally clever child gives this thriller much of its humor. The story gradually becomes more than a crime plot, mixing mystery, emotion, and dark comedy.
“Fifties Professionals”
Jung Ho Myung (Shin Ha Kyun), Bong Je Soon (Oh Jung Se) and Kang Beom Ryong (Heo Sung Tae) were once at the top of their respective fields. After a mysterious incident forced them into exile on Yeongseon Island, the three men have spent years away from the action. A new turn of events brings their old skills back into play as they set out to uncover the truth about what happened a decade earlier. Ma Gong Bok (Lee Hak Joo) is among the characters connected to their story.
The drama mixes action with comedy built around three middle-aged men being pulled back into a world they thought they had left behind. Their age, past reputations, and very different present-day lives create plenty of opportunities for humor.
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“The Penthouse”
Set in the ultra-luxurious Hera Palace, the show revolves around three women from very different backgrounds. Shim Soo Ryeon (Lee Ji Ah) is the elegant woman at the top of the social hierarchy. Cheon Seo Jin (Kim So Yeon) is a wealthy, ambitious soprano who will go to extraordinary lengths to protect her status, while Oh Yoon Hee (Eugene) comes from a poor background and is determined to enter the world of high society for her daughter. Joo Dan Tae (Uhm Ki Joon), Soo Ryeon’s husband, is a wealthy businessman with his own ruthless ambitions.
“The Penthouse” is melodrama at its most excessive, with revenge, murder, betrayal, and social ambition constantly raising the stakes. Its outrageous twists and larger-than-life characters make even its darkest moments strangely entertaining.
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“A Killer Paradox”
Lee Tang (Choi Woo Shik) is an ordinary young man whose life changes after he accidentally kills someone. He soon discovers that the people he kills may themselves be criminals, leading him down an increasingly dangerous path. Detective Jang Nan Gam (Son Suk Ku) begins investigating the murders, while former detective Song Chon (Lee Hee Joon) is also hunting Lee Tang.
The drama takes the familiar serial killer thriller and gives it an absurd moral premise: what if the victims really are people who deserve punishment? Its deadpan humor, strange situations, and morally ambiguous characters make it an unusual black comedy.
“Vincenzo”
Vincenzo Cassano (Song Joong Ki) is a Korean-born Italian mafia consigliere who returns to Korea and becomes involved in a battle against a powerful conglomerate. Lawyer Hong Cha Young (Jeon Yeo Been) becomes his ally, while Jang Joon Woo (Taecyeon), who initially appears harmless, hides a very different personality. Together, they take on a ruthless corporate enemy using methods that are anything but conventional.
“Vincenzo” mixes mafia drama, revenge, and courtroom battles with broad, often deliberately absurd comedy. The eccentric residents of Geumga Plaza add another layer of humor to a story where the line between hero and villain is intentionally blurred.
“Agent Kim Reactivated”
Manager Kim (So Ji Sub) appears to be an ordinary office worker and a devoted single father to teenage daughter Kim Min Ji (Seo Su Min). But when Min Ji goes missing, his carefully hidden past comes to light: he was once a highly skilled agent.
The biggest source of fun is the contrast between Manager Kim’s quiet life as an ordinary father and the lethal operative he has kept hidden. The transformation from mild-mannered dad to highly trained agent gives this action thriller plenty of comedic moments.
“Mask Girl”
Kim Mo Mi is an ordinary office worker who has always dreamed of performing but is deeply insecure about her appearance. At night, she becomes “Mask Girl,” an anonymous internet broadcaster who hides her face behind a mask. The character is played by three actresses at different stages of her life: Lee Han Byeol portrays Mo Mi before plastic surgery, Nana plays her after surgery, and Go Hyun Jung portrays her later in life.
“Mask Girl” uses dark humor to explore beauty standards, loneliness, obsession, and the desire to be seen. Its increasingly twisted story turns an ordinary woman’s secret online identity into a disturbing chain of events.
“Family Matters”
Han Young Soo (Bae Doona), Baek Chul Hee (Ryoo Seung Bum), Baek Kang Seong (Baek Yoon Sik), Baek Ji Hoon (Lomon), and Baek Ji Woo (Lee Su Hyun) appear to be an ordinary family, but they are actually a group of people with extraordinary abilities who escaped from a facility where they were subjected to brutal training. They now live together while trying to maintain the appearance of a normal family and protect themselves from dangerous criminals. Young Soo also has the ability to manipulate memories.
The idea of a dysfunctional surrogate family with superpowers already gives the drama an unusual comedic streak. Add violent criminals and extraordinary abilities, and “Family Matters” becomes a quirky mix of thriller, crime, and dark humor.
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Puja Talwar is a Soompi writer with a strong Jing Bo Ran and Lee Junho bias. A long time K-drama fan, she loves devising alternate scenarios to the narratives. She has interviewed Lee Min Ho, Gong Yoo, Cha Eun Woo, and Ji Chang Wook to name a few. You can follow her on @puja_talwar7 on Instagram.
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10 K-Dramas Available For Free On Viki To Celebrate K-Drama Day
K-drama fans around the world, it’s time to celebrate—Happy K-Drama Day!
Rakuten Viki is celebrating the fourth annual K-Drama Day on September 25 with a lineup of special events created for K-drama fans. From exclusive content featuring K-drama stars to special giveaways, there is plenty to enjoy as we celebrate the genre we all love.
To make the celebration even more special, 10 must-watch K-dramas are available to watch for free with subtitles from September 25 through October 1.
(Availability may differ by country.)
Looking for your next K-drama to watch this K-Drama Day? Explore the following lists featuring Viki’s special collections, from must-watch favorites to beloved rewatches and hidden gems worth discovering.
K-Drama Starter Pack
Most Rewatched K-Dramas
K-Drama Hidden Gems
For more information on Viki’s K-Drama Day, visit HERE.
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7 K-Dramas To Add To Your Fall Watch List
With the temperatures dropping and the leaves starting to change colors, K-drama fans can’t help but want to cozy up with a warm cup of tea and settle in with some classic fall-vibe K-dramas. From swoony romances and emotional stories to binge-worthy thrillers, these seven K-dramas are perfect for adding to your fall watch list.
1. “The Innocent Man”
Kang Ma Ru (Song Joong Ki) is on a mission to get revenge on the woman who ruined his life. Ma Ru made the biggest mistake of his life when he took the blame for a crime that was committed by a woman he loved named Han Jae Hee (Park Si Yeon). After spending time in jail and having thrown away his promising future, Ma Ru decides to do whatever he can to take Jae Hee down.
If you like makjangs with a plethora of twists and turns, this one is it. There is revenge, love, longing, and a youthful Song Joong Ki as a bad boy. Ma Ru’s complicated relationship with Jae Hee and his growing feelings for another woman (Moon Chae Won) make this drama such an addictive watch. It’s an older drama, but it has all the angst and drama you could want for a fall binge.
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2. “Guardian: The Lonely and Great God”
“Guardian: The Lonely and Great God” (also known as “Goblin) follows Kim Shin (Gong Yoo), an immortal goblin cursed to live forever after being betrayed and killed by a king centuries ago. After waiting 900 years for the one person who can end his immortality, he meets Ji Eun Tak (Kim Go Eun), a high school girl who can see ghosts and may be destined to become his bride.
There’s something about “Goblin” that just feels perfect to watch in the fall. From the cozy sweaters and beautiful scenery to the emotional romance and unforgettable soundtrack, it has that cozy, bittersweet feeling that fits the season so well. And of course, there’s that monumental scene filmed in Quebec, Canada, where the beautiful fall leaves come falling from the sky; the scene where Shin realizes he’s in love with Eun Tak. It doesn’t get much more romantic and fall than that!
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3. “Just Between Lovers”
Lee Gang Doo (Lee Jun Ho) has been through a lot in his life. He had aspired to become a soccer player, but because of an accident, his dreams were crushed. As an adult, he’s taken on odd jobs and just barely gets by in life. Ha Moon Soo (Won Jin Ah) has also been through some traumatic events in her life, but she has suppressed her memories of them. She focuses all her attention on becoming a successful architect.
If you’re in the mood for something a little more emotional this fall, “Just Between Lovers” is a beautiful romance about two people who are trying to heal from their past. Gang Doo and Moon Soo slowly find comfort in each other, and their relationship feels so genuine and heartfelt. It’s definitely one to add if you’re looking for a drama that will make you laugh, cry, and feel all the feels.
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4. “Go Back Couple”
“Go Back Couple” is about a couple named Ma Jin Joo (Jang Na Ra) and Choi Ban Do (Son Ho Jun) who have outgrown their love for each other. They are often found fighting about everything and resenting each other. At the moment when they are both feeling heartbroken and hopeless, the two wake up and find that they have traveled back in time to when they were college students. They discover that they are able to re-do their pasts and vow to avoid each other at all cost this time around. But somehow, fate seems to bring them together.
“Go Back Couple” is such a nostalgic and emotional watch, especially if you love stories about second chances. Watching Jin Joo and Ban Do go back to their college days and slowly remember why they fell in love in the first place is both hilarious and heartbreaking. It has plenty of romance and comedy, but it also has a lot of heart and some surprisingly emotional moments. If you want a drama that feels warm and comforting while still giving you all the feels, this is a great one to add to your fall watch list.
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5. “Something in the Rain”
“Something in the Rain” (also known as “Pretty Noona Who Buys Me Food”) stars Son Ye Jin as Yoon Jin Ah and Jung Hae In as the adorable Seo Joon Hee. The storyline involves Ji Ah and Joon Hee falling in love after having known each other since they were kids. Jin Ah also happens to be best friends with Joon Hee’s older sister. Although there is a bit of an age gap between the two, they fall in love and have to deal with the trials and tribulations of their family members being against their relationship.
If you’re looking for a cozy romance to watch this fall, it’s hard to go wrong with “Something in the Rain.” The slow-burn romance, warm cinematography, and sweet moments between Son Ye Jin and Jung Hae In make it an easy drama to get lost in. And Jung Hae In being ridiculously adorable in this drama is reason enough to add it to your list!
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6. “Tell Me You Love Me”
This series stars Jung Woo Sung as Cha Jin Woo and Shin Hyun Been as Jung Mo Eun. Jin Woo is a deaf artist who also teaches children at a college. He meets Mo Eun, an aspiring actress, and the two quickly form a connection. As they spend more time together, they fall in love, and Mo Eun starts learning sign language so she can communicate with Jin Woo. Their relationship shows how they learn to understand each other and overcome the challenges that come with communicating in different ways.
“Tell Me You Love Me” is the epitome of a slow-burn romance filled with emotion. The relationship between Jin Woo and Mo Eun feels genuine as they learn how to communicate and understand each other. They’re both dealing with their own past traumas, and as they grow closer, they slowly begin to heal and help each other through the things they’ve been carrying. There’s something so healing about watching these two find comfort and understanding in each other, which makes it feel especially fitting for a fall watch.
7. “Uncontrollably Fond”
“Uncontrollably Fond” has all makings of a true melodrama. Kim Woo Bin stars as Shin Joon Young, a famous actor who falls in love with No Eul (Suzy), a documentary producing director. He realizes that his biological father is responsible for covering up the car accident that killed No Eul’s dad many years before, which prevents him from being with her.
“Uncontrollably Fond” is such a heartbreaking watch, with all the romance and longing you could ask for in a K-drama. The flashbacks to their younger years also give the drama such a nostalgic and emotional feeling. Kim Woo Bin and Suzy were especially known for their chemistry in this series, and it’s easy to see why. Their connection was so memorable that fans were excited to see them reunite years later in “Genie, Make a Wish.” If you’re ready for something heartwrenching and sweet, this one will definitely tug at your heartstrings.
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6 K-Dramas To Watch If You Miss “My Bias, My Boss”
“My Bias, My Boss” is over after 12 episodes, and it feels way too soon to say goodbye to Nam Da Reum (Kim Hye Jun), Kang Ha Gi (Kang Hoon), and Lee Chan (Cha Woo Min). While no other K-drama has the sunshine yet strong-minded female lead being the center of affection of her bias and her boss, there are plenty of dramas that explore tropes and dynamics that made “My Bias, My Boss” so unforgettable.
So, whether you already miss seeing Kim Hye Jun, Kang Hoon, and Cha Woo Min on your screen or are simply craving an idol x female lead romance, an office romance, or a messy love triangle, here are six K-dramas to add to your watchlist.
“Lovely Runner” – if you loved the idol x female lead trope
Adapted from the web novel “The Best of Tomorrow” by Kim Bbang, “Lovely Runner” revolves around Im Sol (Kim Hye Yoon), a devoted fan devastated by the sudden death of her favorite K-pop idol, Ryu Sun Jae (Byun Woo Seok). While rushing to find out whether the news is actually true, she unexpectedly travels back in time to 2008, where she meets the 19-year-old Sun Jae long before he becomes a star. With a second chance to change the future, Im Sol has only one goal: to save Ryu Sun Jae’s life.
“Lovely Runner” is easily one of the standout idol x female lead K-dramas out there, and one of the things that makes its romance so compelling is the unique way Im Sol’s feelings develop. When the idol x female lead trope is discussed, the usual expectation is that the female lead will already be head over heels in love with the idol and dream of becoming his romantic partner. However, even though Sol is determined to save Sun Jae, she is not necessarily romantically attracted to him, at least not at first. She loves him as an idol and simply wants to protect him.
It is a dynamic that “My Bias, My Boss” also explored through Lee Chan and Nam Da Reum, although “Lovely Runner” takes the relationship in a more openly romantic direction much sooner. Im Sol and Sun Jae’s undeniable chemistry, combined with the drama’s time travel storyline, keeps their relationship engaging from beginning to end. And while the drama may be marketed as a rom-com, keep your tissues nearby because “Lovely Runner” can be surprisingly emotional and heartbreaking at times.
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“Hunter with a Scalpel” – if you loved Kang Hoon
“Hunter with a Scalpel” is a story about Seo Se Hyun (Park Ju Hyun), a forensic pathologist with exceptional skills. While examining a murder victim, Se Hyun recognizes a distinctive killing-method that points to her father, Yoon Jo Kyun (Park Yong Woo), a serial killer everyone believed died 20 years ago. Se Hyun is determined to find him before the police do; but in doing so she is forced to confront the dark past she has worked so hard to hide.
Kang Hoon is often associated with sweet and lovable roles, and even in “Dear Hyeri,” while Kang Hoon played the second lead, his character was so charming that plenty of viewers fell victim to second lead syndrome. But sweet roles are far from the only thing he can pull off. In “Hunter with a Scalpel,” Kang Hoon takes on a more serious role as Jung Jung Hyun, a principled detective leading the violent crimes unit. He is trying to uncover the truth behind a series of murders, giving Kang Hoon plenty of room to show a different side of his acting.
“A Business Proposal” – if you loved the office romance trope
Adapted from the webtoon “The Office Blind Date” by HaeHwa, the 2022 South Korean drama “A Business Proposal” tells the story of a food researcher named Shin Ha Ri (Kim Se Jeong), who agrees to go on an arranged blind date in place of her wealthy friend with one mission in her mind: to scare her date away! Her plan, however, quickly backfires when she discovers that the man sitting across from her is Kang Tae Moo (Ahn Hyo Seop), the CEO of the company she works at. Unaware of her true identity, Tae Moo decides to offer a business proposal to Ha Ri, fake dating, in an attempt to put an end to his grandfather’s persistent matchmaking.
There are office romances, and then there is “A Business Proposal,” a drama that knows exactly why fans love this trope and delivers the steamy romance viewers crave. So, if you hated seeing Nam Da Reum and Kang Ha Gi’s office romance get cut short when Lee Chan and Ha Gi’s ex-girlfriend entered the picture, “A Business Proposal” might be exactly what you need to satisfy that office romance craving. And the best part is that it gives you not one but two couples, both with enough chemistry to practically spill out of the screen. Complete with secret identities, workplace tension, and undeniable chemistry, this K-drama is perfect for a weekend binge-watch.
“A Shop for Killers” – if you loved Kim Hye Jun
“A Shop for Killers” revolves around Ji An (Kim Hye Jun), a young woman whose life is thrown into chaos after her uncle (Lee Dong Wook), Jung Jin Man, suddenly dies under suspicious circumstances. Before she can make sense of her uncle’s death, Ji An is targeted by highly trained assassins who are determined to kill her. With nowhere to go, she is forced to take refuge in her uncle’s house and rely on the unusual survival skills he taught her during her childhood. As the attacks intensify, Ji An begins uncovering the secrets surrounding her uncle and the dangerous business he left behind.
There is one phrase to describe Kim Hye Jun in “My Bias, My Boss”: a ray of sunshine. Her sweetness and kindness were sometimes so bright that they seemed to light up Kang Ha Gi’s entire world. But Kim Hye Jun is capable of stepping far outside that image and taking on something much darker. That is exactly what makes “A Shop for Killers” such a fun follow up if you want to see her in a thriller role. Just be warned: watching this immediately after “My Bias, My Boss” might give you serious whiplash.
“True Beauty” – if you loved the love triangle
Adapted from Yaongyi’s popular webtoon of the same name, “True Beauty” revolves around Lim Ju Gyeong (Moon Ka Young), a high school student who has been bullied over her appearance. Before transferring to a new school, she decides to reinvent herself by practicing makeup online. And while at the new school she starts getting treated like royalty because of her polished looks, she secretly worries that her classmates will discover what she looks like without makeup.
Although it was released only a few years ago, “True Beauty” has already become a classic among love triangle K-dramas. The love triangle trope appeared in “My Bias, My Boss” too, but it was kept relatively at low intensity. And as Lee Chan gradually turned more antagonistic, it took away most of the second lead syndrome out of the equation. “True Beauty,” on the other hand, gives both male leads; Lee Su Ho (Cha Eun Woo), a reserved and popular student, and Han Seo Jun (Hwang In Yeop), a rebellious but warm-hearted classmate, enough personality, charm, and chemistry with the female lead to make choosing between them impossible. Plus, if you add its over the top comedy to the mix, you have a love triangle drama that knows exactly how to keep you glued to your chair for 16 episodes straight.
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“Weak Hero Class 1” – if you loved Cha Woo Min
Adapted from the webtoon “Weak Hero” by Seopass and Kim Jin Seok, “Weak Hero Class 1” revolves around Yeon Si Eun (Park Ji Hoon), a quiet and academically gifted student who has little interest in anything beyond his studies. Despite his fragile appearance, Si Eun uses his quick thinking to stand up to bullies who target him. After becoming friends with the outgoing Ahn Su Ho (Choi Hyun Wook) and soft-spoken Oh Beom Seok (Hong Kyung), he finally finds a sense of belonging. But as the three friends get entangled in school violence, their friendship is put to the test.
While Lee Chan’s character begins as sweet and kind before taking a darker turn due to jealousy and resentment, he eventually finds his way back to his better nature. But if you want to see Cha Woo Min go all the way to the dark side, “Weak Hero Class 1” is the drama to watch. Cha Woo Min plays Kang Woo Young, a genuinely threatening antagonist whose presence makes life increasingly difficult for the protagonists. And no spoilers, but do not be shocked when you see the sweet Lee Chan put on a pair of boxing gloves and beat the hell out of his opponents. It is a much darker role that showcases exactly why fans cannot get enough Cha Woo Min’s antagonist roles.
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Javeria is a binge-watching specialist who loves devouring entire K-dramas in one sitting. Good screenwriting, beautiful cinematography, and a lack of clichés are the way to her heart. As a music fanatic, she listens to multiple artists across different genres and stans the self-producing idol group SEVENTEEN.
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Most Rewatched K-Dramas: 45+ Shows To Watch For Viki’s K-Drama Day
Celebrate this year’s K-Drama Day by rewatching your favorite shows!
As part of Rakuten Viki’s International K-Drama Day celebration—which is set to take place on September 25—fans can explore curated drama collections featuring different themes and genres, making it easy to find something new to watch.
For those who are avid K-drama fans and have already checked out the K-Drama Starter Pack, the Most Rewatched K-Dramas collection is the perfect place to explore the timeless classics that made us laugh and cry. Check out the full collection below!
In no particular order.
“Lovely Runner”
Based on a popular web novel, “Lovely Runner” is a time-slip romance drama that unfolds as Im Sol (Kim Hye Yoon), a passionate fan devastated by the death of her favorite star Ryu Sun Jae (Byeon Woo Seok), goes back in time to save him.
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“Doom at Your Service”
“Doom at Your Service” is a fantasy romance drama about Myul Mang (Seo In Guk), who causes everything he touches to vanish, and Tak Dong Kyung (Park Bo Young), a web novel editor who suddenly receives the diagnosis that she only has 100 days to live. She calls for doom (myulmang) of the entire world but instead is found by Myul Mang.
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“Moon Lovers: Scarlet Heart Ryeo”
“Moon Lovers: Scarlet Heart Ryeo” follows the story of Go Ha Jin (IU), who finds herself transported back to the Goryeo Dynasty in the body of Hae Su. There, she finds herself entangled with the ruling Wang family, becoming unexpectedly drawn to the feared fourth prince Wang So (Lee Joon Gi).
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“Her Private Life”
“Her Private Life” follows Sung Deok Mi (Park Min Young), an art gallery curator who also runs a fansite for boy group member Cha Shi An (ONE). Although Deok Mi keeps her fangirl activities a secret at her day job, a chaotic love story unfolds as new gallery director Ryan Gold (Kim Jae Wook) finds out her secret.
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“Guardian: The Lonely and Great God”
“Guardian: The Lonely and Great God” follows the story of goblin Kim Shin (Gong Yoo) who needs a human bride to end his immortal life. Along the way, he meets an amnesiac grim reaper (Lee Dong Wook) and a girl named Ji Eun Tak (Kim Go Eun) with a strange fate.
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“Tale of the Nine-Tailed”
“Tale of the Nine-Tailed” is a fantasy action romance drama that stars Lee Dong Wook as male gumiho (a mythical nine-tailed fox) Yi Yeon who settles in the city, Jo Bo Ah as producer Nam Ji Ah who investigates the supernatural, and Kim Bum as Lee Yeon’s brother Lee Rang.
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“Family By Choice”
A remake of the C-drama “Go Ahead,” “Family By Choice” is a romance story that unfolds as Kim San Ha (Hwang In Youp), Yoon Ju Won (Jung Chaeyeon), and Kang Hae Jun (Bae Hyeon Seong), who are not related by blood but spent their teens together while insisting that they are family, reunite after 10 years.
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“Twinkling Watermelon”
“Twinkling Watermelon” is a fantasy drama in which CODA (child of deaf adult) student Eun Gyeol (Ryeoun) time travels through a suspicious music shop and lands in 1995, where he meets his parents Lee Chan (Choi Hyun Wook) and Chung Ah (Shin Eun Soo) as high school students along with the school’s cello goddess Se Kyung (Seol In Ah).
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“Sh**ting Stars”
“Sh**ting Stars” is a romantic comedy about the people who work behind the scenes in the entertainment industry, focused on the love story between Oh Han Byul (Lee Sung Kyung), the head of the PR team at Star Force Entertainment, and the A-list star Gong Tae Sung (Kim Young Dae).
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“Love In Contract”
“Love In Contract” is a rom-com about a service that provides fake wives for single people in need of partners to bring to social gatherings. Park Min Young stars as professional fake wife Choi Sang Eun, who finds herself caught between longtime client Jung Ji Ho (Ko Kyung Pyo) and newcomer Kang Hae Jin (Kim Jae Yeong), an A-list idol-turned-actor.
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“True Beauty”
“True Beauty” is a rom-com about Lim Ju Gyeong (Mun Ka Young), who uses makeup to hide her bare face and combat her insecurities about her looks. After she meets Lee Su Ho (Cha Eun Woo), a popular student who has his own emotional wounds, they share each other’s secrets and learn to heal through love.
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“Mr. Queen”
“Mr. Queen” is a historical fusion drama about modern-day chef Jang Bong Hwan (Choi Jin Hyuk) whose soul becomes trapped in the body of queen-to-be Kim So Young (Shin Hae Sun) from Joseon. She becomes intertwined with her husband King Cheoljong (Kim Jung Hyun), a seemingly ineffective king who is stronger and sharper than he appears.
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“Weightlifting Fairy Kim Bok Joo”
“Weightlifting Fairy Kim Bok Joo” is a rom-com about weightlifter Kim Bok Joo (Lee Sung Kyung), who dreams of becoming a top-ranked competitor, as she reunites with her childhood friend Jung Joon Hyung (Nam Joo Hyuk), a talented but unlucky swimmer, navigating challenges of sports and romance together.
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“My ID is Gangnam Beauty”
Once bullied for her looks, Kang Mi Rae (Im Soo Hyang) undergoes a dramatic transformation through plastic surgery. Reconnecting with Do Kyung Suk (Cha Eun Woo), who values inner beauty over appearances, Mi Rae finds herself caught between external judgment and internal growth.
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“Heirs”
Focused on the love story of chaebol heir Kim Tan (Lee Min Ho) and his family’s housekeeper’s daughter Cha Eun Sang (Park Shin Hye), “Heirs” is about elite high schoolers and also those who get involuntarily embroiled in their lives.
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“My Love From the Star”
“My Love From the Star” is a fantasy romance drama which tells the story of alien Do Min Joon (Kim Soo Hyun) who has been stuck on Earth since 1609 and meets top actress Cheon Song Yi (Jun Ji Hyun) 400 years later and falls in love.
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“Encounter”
“Encounter” tells the love story of Cha Soo Hyun (Song Hye Kyo), a woman who was born into privilege but never had the chance to live a life of her own choosing, and Kim Jin Hyuk (Park Bo Gum), a cheerful free spirit with a pure and innocent soul. After the two meet through a chance encounter, they find themselves caught up in a heart-wrenching romance.
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“Boys Over Flowers”
In “Boys Over Flowers,” Geum Jan Di (Ku Hye Sun) is accepted to Shinhwa High School with a scholarship by chance. There, she meets the F4, a powerful group of boys at the school including leader and second-generation chaebol Gu Jun Pyo (Lee Min Ho) as well as members Yoon Ji Hoo (Kim Hyun Joong), So Yi Jung (Kim Bum), and Song Woo Bin (Kim Joon).
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“Reborn Rich”
“Reborn Rich” is a fantasy drama starring Song Joong Ki as Yoon Hyun Woo, a loyal secretary to a chaebol family. When he dies after being framed for embezzlement by the very family that he had faithfully served, he is reborn as the family’s youngest son Jin Do Joon, and he plots to take over the company in order to exact revenge.
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“Descendants of the Sun”
“Descendants of the Sun” tells the love story of special forces unit captain Yoo Shi Jin (Song Joong Ki) and doctor Kang Mo Yeon (Song Hye Kyo), who struggle with differences in their occupational backgrounds and values and unexpectedly find themselves working through dangerous situations in a foreign land.
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“Master’s Sun”
In horror rom-com “Master’s Sun,” Tae Gong Sil (Kong Hyo Jin) is plagued by the ability to see ghosts, and her only refuge seems to be Jo Joong Won (So Ji Sub), a cold, arrogant, and materialistic CEO of a large shopping mall, whose touch somehow makes the ghosts disappear.
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“My Roommate is a Gumiho”
“My Roommate is a Gumiho” is a fantasy rom-com about a 999-year-old male gumiho (a mythological nine-tailed fox) named Shin Woo Yeo (Jang Ki Yong) who moves in together with Lee Dam (Hyeri) after she accidentally swallows the magical bead that would have made him human.
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“Flower of Evil”
Baek Hee Sung (Lee Joon Gi) and homicide detective Cha Ji Won (Moon Chae Won) have a perfect life: they’re happily married with a beautiful young daughter. When Ji Won is dispatched to a puzzling and violent new case, she begins to discover that the man she loves may not be who she thinks he is.
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“The Red Sleeve”
“The Red Sleeve” is a historical drama about the imperial romance between crown prince Yi San (Lee Junho), who later becomes emperor, and the strong-willed court lady Seong Deok Im (Lee Se Young). Despite their differences in class and status, the two engage in a deep romance while trying to fight for their nation.
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“Happiness”
“Happiness” is an apocalyptic urban thriller set inside an apartment building that is stratified by social standing. Police Officer Yoon Sae Bom (Han Hyo Joo) and Detective Jung Yi Hyun (Park Hyung Sik) are long-time friends who get caught up in a struggle for survival as a high-rise apartment is sealed off when a new infectious disease emerges.
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“The Midnight Romance in Hagwon”
“The Midnight Romance in Hagwon” tells the story of academy teacher Seo Hye Jin (Jung Ryeo Won) and her former student Lee Joon Ho (Wi Ha Joon), who later returns to the academy as a rookie instructor after resigning from a large company because of his lingering feelings for his first love.
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“While You Were Sleeping”
“While You Were Sleeping” follows field reporter Nam Hong Joo (Suzy) who has the power to see the future but is often powerless to stop those events from happening. She becomes intertwined with prosecutor Jung Jae Chan (Lee Jong Suk), who also acquires the ability to foresee the future.
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“The Penthouse”
“The Penthouse” follows the story that unfolds at the cutthroat world of Hera Palace—a luxurious 100-story high-rise that becomes a battleground for its elite residents Sim Su Ryeon (Lee Ji Ah), Joo Dan Tae (Uhm Ki Joon), Cheon Seo Jin (Kim So Yeon), and more.
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“Hotel Del Luna”
“Hotel Del Luna” is a fantasy horror rom-com that revolves around a hotel made solely for ghosts, which has been run by hot-tempered CEO Jang Man Wol (IU) for over 1000 years. Things take an interesting turn when Goo Chan Sung (Yeo Jin Goo) shows up as a manger.
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“Strong Woman Do Bong Soon”
“Strong Woman Do Bong Soon” follows the story of Do Bong Soon (Park Bo Young), who is born from a long line of women gifted with monumental strength. Do Bong Soon agrees to work as a bodyguard for Ahn Min Hyeok (Park Hyung Sik), the recently endangered chaebol heir and CEO of gaming company Ainsoft.
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“Fight My Way”
In “Fight My Way,” high school friends Ko Dong Man (Park Seo Joon), Choi Ae Ra (Kim Ji Won), Kim Joo Man (Ahn Jae Hong), and Baek Seol Hee (Song Ha Yoon) struggle to balance their big dreams with the realities of adulthood. While chasing their dreams, Dong Man and Ae Ra’s lifelong friendship begins to blossom into something more.
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“The Bride of Habaek”
In “The Bride of Habaek,” Yoon So Ah (Shin Sae Kyeong), a pragmatic neuropsychiatrist, struggles with her family’s ancient duty to serve Ha Baek (Nam Joo Hyuk), a reincarnated water god. As So Ah navigates her demanding medical practice and the burden of this strange legacy, Ha Baek begins to develop feelings for her.
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“W”
“W” is about Oh Yeon Joo (Han Hyo Joo), who is searching for her missing webtoon-writing father when she becomes sucked into the strange world of her father’s creation. There, she comes face-to-face with Kang Cheol (Lee Jong Suk), an Olympic gold medalist and self-made millionaire—and the main character in her father’s unfinished masterpiece “W.”
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“Another Miss Oh”
“Another Miss Oh” follows Oh Hae Young (Seo Hyun Jin), who has suffered from identity mix-ups and grief her entire life due to another Oh Hae Young (Jeon Hye Bin)—who was known to be prettier, smarter, and more popular. Park Do Kyung (Eric Mun), who has a newfound ability to see into the future, inadvertently becomes linked to the two women.
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“The Legend of the Blue Sea”
“The Legend of the Blue Sea” follows Joseon-era mermaid Sim Cheong (Jun Ji Hyun) as she follows her true love, being miraculously transported to modern-day Seoul in the process. Though separated from her true love, she crosses paths with his doppelgänger Heo Joon Jae (Lee Min Ho).
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“Semantic Error”
“Semantic Error” is a BL drama about the campus romance between loner Chu Sang Woo (Jaechan), a third year computer science major, and popular design student Jang Jae Young (Park Seo Ham).
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“SKY Castle”
“SKY Castle” depicts the residents of SKY Castle, a luxurious condo community, who are driven by an obsessive desire to secure their children’s futures and will stop at nothing to guarantee admission to top universities.
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“Reply 1997”
“Reply 1997” tells the story of a group of high school friends navigating their way through life and first loves. The drama is focused on the friendship and romance between Sung Shi Won (Jung Eun Ji) and Yoon Yoon Jae (Seo In Guk).
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“Reply 1988”
The third installment of the “Reply” series, “Reply 1988” tells the warm and funny stories of five families living in the neighborhood of Ssangmun in 1988, with the main focus on the high schoolers Sung Deok Sun (Hyeri), Kim Jung Hwan (Ryu Jun Yeol), Choi Taek (Park Bo Gum), Sung Sun Woo (Ko Kyung Pyo), and Ryu Dong Ryong (Lee Dong Hwi).
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“Oh My Venus”
“Oh My Venus” is about lawyer Kang Joo Eun (Shin Min Ah), once hailed as the “Daegu Venus” for her stunning looks, who finds herself struggling with her weight and self-confidence. She meets Kim Young Ho (So Ji Sub), a renowned Hollywood trainer who helps her reclaim her health and former glory
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“Healer”
“Healer” is about Seo Jung Hoo (Ji Chang Wook), also known as “Healer,” who works as a night courier who executes any task for the right price, leaving no trace. His new mission is to track down and protect rookie reporter Chae Young Shin (Park Min Young).
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“She Was Pretty”
“She Was Pretty” is about Kim Hye Jin (Hwang Jung Eum), who struggles with her changed life and appearance. Ji Sung Joon (Park Seo Joon), her first love who has become a handsome and successful editor, unexpectedly contacts her out of the blue and eventually becomes her boss.
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“The Innocent Man”
“The Innocent Man” follows Kang Ma Ru (Song Joong Ki), who sacrifices his future by taking the fall for his girlfriend Han Jae Hee (Park Si Yeon) who commits murder. Upon his release from prison, he discovers Jae Hee has betrayed him. Driven by revenge, Ma Ru approaches heiress Seo Eun Gi (Moon Chae Won) but finds himself falling in love.
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“The Moon Embracing the Sun”
“The Moon Embracing the Sun” follows Crown Prince Lee Hwon (Kim Soo Hyun) and Yeon Woo (Han Ga In), his future queen. However, after the two are tragically separated, Lee Hwon finds himself drawn to a mysterious shaman named Wol (also played by Han Ga In) who eerily resembles the lost Yeon Woo.
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“Personal Taste”
“Personal Taste” is about Park Gae In (Son Ye Jin) who invites architect Jeon Jin Ho (Lee Min Ho) to be her housemate after mistakenly believing him to be gay—and thus have no interest in her. However, Jin Ho eventually finds himself falling for Gae In.
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“Secret Garden”
“Secret Garden” follows the story of Gil Ra Im (Ha Ji Won), a stuntwoman who dreams of becoming a martial arts director, and Kim Joo Won (Hyun Bin), a rich department store CEO as they unexpectedly find themselves in each other’s bodies.
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“My Girlfriend is a Gumiho”
In “My Girlfriend is a Gumiho,” aspiring actor Cha Dae Woong (Lee Seung Gi) accidentally unleashes a legendary nine-tailed fox, Mi Ho (Shin Min Ah), from her 500-year prison. As Cha Dae Woong helps Mi Ho navigate the modern world and become human, the two fall in love.
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Which of these K-dramas will you be watching on K-Drama Day? Check out Viki’s Most Rewatched K-Dramas collection here!
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