Watch On Viki: C-Drama “Overdo” Starring Zhang Ling He And Wang Chu Ran Out Now
Much-anticipated C-drama “Overdo” has been released!
“Overdo” is a romance drama set in Republican-era Shanghai. Murong Qing Yi (Zhang Ling He) is the youngest son of a powerful warlord and bears deep emotional scars from a traumatic childhood. His path first crossed with the courageous Ren Su Su (Wang Chu Ran) when she saved him from a harrowing escape. However, tragedy tore them apart, leading Su Su to stage her own death to protect those she held dear and leaving Qing Yi devastated. Three years later, Su Su unexpectedly returns as his prospective sister-in-law Fang Mu Lan, and a looming national crisis forces them to work together as they navigate a web of secrets.
“Overdo” has now premiered with the first four episodes available to watch with subtitles.
If you enjoyed our masterlist of Korean BL dramas, we’ve prepared a new list featuring all the Chinese BL dramas to check out on Viki!
“Addicted” (2016)
Bai Luo Yin (Timmy Xu) discovers that his estranged mother has remarried a high-ranking official, making him stepbrothers with Gu Hai (Johnny Huang), his new classmate. As they clash with each other, the lines between rivalry and camaraderie blur, leading them to explore a deeper connection.
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“Advance Bravely” (2017)
Xia Yao (Gong Jun) has long embraced his reputation as a playboy, but a sudden change of heart leads him on a quest for redemption. He captures the attention of Yuan Ru (Li Qiao Dan), who seeks to win his affection with the help of her brother Yuan Zong (Jason Xu). However, as Xia Yao and Yuan Zong bond over their shared experiences, they find an unexpected connection that complicates matters.
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“Bittersweet Love” (2026)
Lu Xiao Fan’s (Guan Yue) life takes an unexpected turn when he leaves his rural roots to marry into a prominent, wealthy Beijing family. Expecting a life of luxury and prestige, he soon discovers his marriage is a sham. His fortunes shift, however, when he crosses paths with his new brother-in-law: the sophisticated Bei Lv Qing (Yan Rui Hao).
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“Blue Canvas of Youthful Days” (2024)
Coming from a family of artists, Qi Lu (Guo Jia Le) was forced to learn painting from a young age under his father’s strict control. In his senior year, Qi Lu meets Qin Xiao (Zhang Xuan Yu), who is a talented but struggling painter. Qin Xiao also turns out to be an online artist named “Lan” (Blue) whom Qi Lu has been searching for.
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“Deep In” (2026)
Hoping to overcome a career slump, actor Zhang Zhun (Shu Yuan) takes a role in a provocative new film, starring alongside fellow actor Zhen Xin (Ollie). In order to better immerse themselves into their characters, Zhang Zhun and Zhen Xin spend time together outside of work. However, Zhen Xin’s increasingly intense behavior unnerves Zhang Zhun, making it difficult for Zhang Zhun to separate his own feelings from his character’s.
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“Desire the Series” (2025)
Also known as “ABO Desire,” the drama follows Alpha Sheng Shao You (Qiu Ding Jie), the head of a leading biopharmaceutical company, who meets omega Hua Yong (Huang Xing). Shao You and Hua Yong quickly find that they’re intensely attracted to each other—however, Hua Yong is hiding a secret.
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“Double Helix” (2026)
In high school, top student Cheng Yi Chen (Lv Si Tong) and rebellious, wealthy heir Lu Feng (Ayden Sng) fell for each other, only for their relationship to be torn apart. Years later, they reunite when Lu Feng becomes Yi Chen’s boss—but despite their attraction to each other, they’re once again faced with disapproval.
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“Meet You at the Blossom” (2024)
Jin Xiao Bao (Wang Yun Kai), the heir of the wealthiest family in Jiangnan, meets a young woman and falls in love with her at first sight. This “woman,” however, turns out to be a disguised young man named Huai En (Leslie Li). Although Huai En hopes to use Xiao Bao’s feelings to access the Jin family’s riches, his plan backfires as he starts to develop real feelings for Xiao Bao.
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“Precise Shot” (2020)
Yi You (Wen Yi Fan), a talented but nervous air pistol shooter, struggles to secure a place on the provincial shooting team despite his father’s high hopes. Desperate to help his son, Shao Gang devises a plan to bring in Yi Liang (Xia Zhi Yuan), a skilled sharpshooter, to pose as Yi You’s long-lost half-brother and help him overcome his performance anxiety.
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“Revenged Love” (2025)
Born into a humble family, Wu Suo Wei (Zi Yu) finds himself constantly insulted by his much wealthier (now-ex) girlfriend. He decides to reinvent himself and start his own business, only to constantly cross paths with Chi Cheng (Tian Xu Ning), the spoiled heir to his own family’s business. When Suo Wei finds out that his ex is dating Chi Cheng, he decides to get his revenge—by seducing Chi Cheng himself!
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“Stay With Me” (2023)
Su Yu (Zhang Jiong Min) lives a simple life with his single father until his mother remarries a rich man. Suddenly forced to attend the same school as his new step-brother, Wu Bi (Xu Bin), Su Yu struggles to keep up. Constantly at odds, the two stepbrothers initially find it challenging to form a bond but soon become close.
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“The Sparkle in Your Eye” (2025)
Former top idol Pei Jia (Chen Ye Sheng) has nearly hit rock bottom, but after receiving an encouraging letter from a fan, he decides to transition into acting. Upon joining a new production, Pei Jia is dismayed to learn that his co-star Su Yi (Huang Xiao) is inexperienced and seems obsessed with fame. Throughout filming, the two improve their on-screen chemistry and their off-screen relationship.
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“To My Shore” (2025)
You Shu Lang (Hao Yi Ran), a director at a pharmaceutical company, lives an ordinary, stable life. But that all comes crashing down after he gets into a car accident with Fan Xiao (Yun Qi), the heir to a Thai conglomerate who has returned to China for business. When Fan Xiao finds out that Shu Lang is interested in men, he devises plans to entice Shu Lang into a relationship but ends up falling for Shu Lang for real.
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Top 5 K-Dramas On Viki In June 2026
As the first half of the year comes to a close, June delivered another strong lineup of K-dramas for fans to enjoy. Here’s a recap of the top five K-dramas that received the most love on Viki this past month!
In no particular order.
“Reborn Rookie”
“Reborn Rookie” is a drama that tells the story of Kang Yong Ho (Son Hyun Joo), the powerful chairman of leading conglomerate Choiseong Group. After an accident, he unexpectedly finds himself living an unwanted second life when his soul is swapped into the youthful body of soccer player Hwang Jun Hyun (Lee Jun Young), forcing him to start over as a rookie employee at his own company.
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“The Legend of Kitchen Soldier”
“The Legend of Kitchen Soldier” is a military fantasy-comedy drama that tells the story of army cook Kang Sung Jae (Park Ji Hoon). When a mysterious quest window pops up in front of him one day, Private Kang Sung Jae begins an unexpected journey that leads him down the path toward becoming a legendary cook.
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“Fifties Professionals”
Starring Shin Ha Kyun, Oh Jung Se, and Heo Sung Tae, “Fifties Professionals” is an action-comedy about three seemingly ordinary but secretly dangerous middle-aged men who are brought back into action by destiny. The three men, who once reigned at the top of their respective fields, find themselves exiled to the remote island of Yeongseon after a mysterious incident. There, they begin a bittersweet and comedic quest to uncover the truth about the fateful day from 10 years ago that changed their lives.
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“Love Class 3”
The third installment of the BL campus romance series “Love Class,” “Love Class 3″ tells the story of Hyun Jae (Saebyeol), Soo An (Seo Ihan), Jae Min (Lee Woo Jin), and Khun (Petch Panutuch Saelee) as they navigate between their K-pop dreams and romance.
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“Filing for Love”
“Filing for Love” is an office rom-com drama that tells the story of Noh Ki Jun (Gong Myoung), once the ace of a major corporation’s audit team who is demoted to handling internal misconduct, and Joo In Ah (Shin Hae Sun), a tough and eccentric audit team leader with a secret.
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5 New BLs On Viki To Watch This Pride Month
There might be no better time than Pride Month to start a new BL (or two… or three), and you don’t need to be a BL expert to enjoy one. This is the time to get into BL if you haven’t yet!
The genre serves new releases pretty much nonstop, but this Pride Month in particular has a lot to show off.
June’s lineup includes a thriller K-BL putting two strangers in a high-stakes lying game, the eagerly anticipated Thai BL “Ticket to Heaven,” and the third installment of the OG comfort watch, “Love Class.”
These are five new and exciting BLs you can start watching right now on Viki:
1. “The Lie We Lived In”
“The Lie We Lived In” is about a case of mistaken identity that snowballs into an elaborate lie that two men can’t easily escape.
Hired killer Seo Yi Do (Kim Seung Beom) is taking on what should’ve been a quick assignment: eliminate his target, Heo Dong Hwa (Lee Jeong Ho), and leave without a trace. But his orders change mid-operation.
Yi Do must keep Dong Hwa alive until he can track down a hidden phone somewhere in the house. That’s how a simple mission turns into an unplanned hostage situation.
But it’s really not that big a deal because it’s only Yi Do and Dong Hwa in the house anyway, until it isn’t.
Dong Hwa’s best pal, Chu Tae Jeong (Kim Gyeong Min), arrives for a pre-planned week‑long stay, expecting Dong Hwa to be there to welcome him. Instead, it’s Yi Do, who Tae Jong conveniently assumes is Dong Hwa’s older brother from overseas.
Yi Do leans into the lie to keep his true intentions under wraps, but there’s another glaring problem that he soon discovers: Tae Jeong is a police officer. A killer pretending to be someone he’s not and a cop who strongly believes in justice staying in the same house is a recipe for chaos.
That’s when Yi Do gets a second kill order.
Why it’s worth the watch: K-BLs are branching out in terms of plot and vibe, and this is one of the many to come. If you need a break from clichés and predictable stories, this thriller‑romance hybrid is neither of those things.
The mystery surrounding the hidden phone, Dong Hwa’s strange entanglement with the underworld, and the growing connection between two people who should be on opposite sides of the law make this an exciting watch where you’re never quite sure what’ll happen next.
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2. “Love Class 3”
This new rendition of “Love Class” takes place in the world of K-pop, and it starts with an idol survival show, “Next Stage.”
In “Love Class 3,” Hyun Jae (Sae Byeol) and Soo An (Seo Yi Han) are two of the most popular contestants competing to become part of the newest debut group of “Next Stage.” The two quietly grew a real bond while on the show, but eventually the fans noticed their chemistry and their budding attraction.
However real it may have been, it became mixed with fictional fan shipping and fake stories, and it eventually became unclear whether their connection and feelings were real or had become all for show.
The show’s final round of eliminations came down to Soo An and Hyun Jae, two people fans thought would never be separated because of how inseparable they were. In the end, it’s Hyun Jae who is selected to debut with the winning team, leaving Soo An to go back to training alone.
While Hyun Jae becomes busy with his debut, Soo An grows increasingly discouraged about being able to debut and starts to push Hyun Jae away. Even though they lose touch for a bit, all hope isn’t lost.
Suddenly, they get a second chance at debuting together, but their relationship is still wildly unclear.
The second couple of the story is closely intertwined with the first: Jae Min (Lee Woo Jin), Hyun Jae’s close friend and a trainee whose career took a hit after getting involved in a scandal with another boy group member, and Khun (Petch Panutuch Saelee), a young man from Thailand who came to Korea for a restart on his life.
After meeting at school, Jae Min and Khun become increasingly involved in each other’s lives.
Why it’s worth the watch: Idols in the same group falling in love might sound like only a fantasy in the K‑pop world, but this show explores what might happen when that fantasy meets reality. It shows how a real, genuine connection can get tangled up with fan shipping, rumors, and the pressure to perform for the cameras. For “Love Class” aficionados, this is a no-brainer watch—you have to watch the third if you’ve already checked off “Love Class” and “Love Class 2.”
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3. “Ticket to Heaven”
In the heartfelt and heavy story “Ticket to Heaven,” Tanrak’s (Fourth Nattawat Jirochtikul) childhood is struck with tragedy when he loses his parents and becomes an orphan.
In his grief, he turns toward the church, believing that if he devotes his life to faith, he’ll one day reunite with them in heaven. As he gets older, he plans to become a priest after finishing seminary school at the church.
Now a young man with a clear path laid out, Tanrak’s life is disrupted when a new student transfers into the seminary. Barth (Gemini Norawit Titicharoenrak) has been bullied and gotten into fights, earning him a reputation as a troublemaker. Branded as a delinquent, he’s sent to Tanrak’s school.
It’s Tanrak who is tasked with guiding Barth during his transition to this new environment. From the moment they meet, Barth’s rebellious and free-spirited nature both concerns and intrigues Tanrak.
As the two spend more time together, they grow a connection despite appearing to be so different, but what starts to form between them isn’t exactly friendship.
As Tanrak’s feelings for Barth deepen, he starts an unexpected journey of self-discovery, where he finds himself torn between the future he’s always believed in and the desires that have surfaced because of Barth.
Why it’s worth the watch: This is shaping up to be a heavy watch with complex characters that won’t be for the faint of heart, but it will absolutely hit you in the feelings. Expect a soul-searching, introspective sort of watch that isn’t quite like anything that’s out there yet. Every detail, down to the cinematography, has meaning; see if you can catch the nuances.
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4. “A Dog and a Plane”
In “A Dog and a Plane,” an unexpected twist of fate links two guys from different worlds.
Khanit (New Thitipoom Techaapaikhun) is a well-off flight attendant dating a captain, while Toto (Tay Tawan Vihokratana) is an EMT taking care of his younger sister and is constantly strapped for cash. They may be from different tax brackets, but they both give off the same unserious goofball energy.
Khanit and Toto’s first meeting is not great though. They meet in a tiny collision when Khanit’s car drives itself into Toto’s EMT vehicle, which starts their seemingly endless bickering streak. They just met, but they already fight like a married couple of 20 years.
They meet for a second time at the airport, both coincidentally departing for the same location on the same flight. In the chaos of one of their arguments, they accidentally switch luggages, which look exactly the same. It’s only when they get to their hotels that they realize the switch has happened.
This switch forces Khanit to wear one of Toto’s loud, silly beach outfits to his friend’s wedding. Meanwhile, Toto and his two friends decide to take Khanit’s fancy, expensive wardrobe out for a spin in a little makeover montage.
Khanit tracks down Toto right as he and his EMT pals get into a scuffle with some foes. During this fight, all of Khanit’s precious belongings are ruined.
Now Toto owes Khanit money he doesn’t have, but Khanit quickly thinks up a solution. He proposes a single task for Toto to repay his debt: to investigate his boyfriend, who he suspects is cheating.
Why it’s worth the watch: The whole premise of “A Dog and a Plane” feels very much rom-com coded, and you can tell from the opening scene how unserious, random, and fun it’s going to be. You know how the saying goes: the first meeting is chance, the second is a coincidence, and the third means fate is officially clocking in. Well, fate is definitely taking the wheel of this story.
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5. “Double Helix”
The love story of “Double Helix” follows two men from childhood to adulthood as their relationship is tested again and again by the pressures around them. The only thing that never changes? How they feel about each other.
Meeting in high school, studious student Cheng Yi Chen (Lv Si Tong) and wealthy playboy Lu Feng (Ayden Sng) get the chance to explore their attraction when they reunite in college.
Without hesitation, Lu Feng goes all out in pursuing the shy Yi Chen. It takes some time and work, but he eventually moves his heart, and they fall deeply in love.
They promise to spend forever together, but forever isn’t easy, especially when the society around you doesn’t support your version of love.
Just as they’re at their happiest, a picture of them together starts circling around campus, and things get messy fast. They put up a fight at first, but Lu Feng is ultimately shipped away overseas by his father, and Yi Chen is left alone.
Years later, another chance at love comes there, but it won’t be any easier.
This time around, Lu Feng suddenly shows up one day as Yi Chen’s boss. They try to act as if their love is in the past, but it doesn’t work for long.
The attraction is still so clearly there, but so are the obstacles: Lu Feng’s strict father, public scrutiny, and now their careers.
Why it’s worth the watch: The chemistry between Lu Feng and Yi Chen will seriously have you verbally saying, “dang, so THIS is love,” so many times. If you’re looking for a true love story and you’re ready to accept that some loves don’t come easy, this is a rollercoaster you’ll enjoy riding.
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Asya’s a BL-biased Soompi writer with a love of K-pop and all types of Asian dramas. Some of her favorite shows are “Psychopath Diary,” “Mr. Unlucky Has No Choice but to Kiss!,” “Light On Me,” “The Untamed,” “Go Go Squid!,” and “Cherry Magic!”
Currently watching: “Love Class 3,” “Ticket to Heaven,” “The Lie We Lived In, “Double Helix,” “Love Upon A Time,” “Wu,’’ “Smile After Tears,” “The Prosecutor’s Proposal,” “Don’t Be Too Emotional,” and “A Winter Sun Wakes the Wind in Spring Hills’ Dream.” Looking forward to: “Love Scandal,” “Magic Lover,” “Mr. Fanboy,” “The Love Matter,” and “Be My Player Two.’’
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25+ Taiwanese BL Dramas On Viki
If you enjoyed our masterlist of Korean BL dramas, we’ve prepared a new list featuring all the Taiwanese BL (Boys Love) dramas to check out on Viki!
Updated June 2026
“About Youth” (2022)
Ye Guang (Li Zhen Hao), the most popular and academically successful student at his high school, decides to run for student body president. His unexpected opponent is Xu Qi Zhang (Shen Jun), a quiet student who works at his family’s noodle stall but transforms into a passionate lead singer when performing with his band.
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“AntiReset” (2024)
Chu Yi Ping (Ping Chen Wu) experiences a life-changing moment after an injury when his uncle presents him with Ever 9 (Huang Li Feng), an experimental artificially intelligent android designed as a caretaker. Initially hesitant, Yi Ping eventually warms to Ever 9, however, their bond is abruptly disrupted when Ever 9 malfunctions and undergoes a total system reset.
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“Because of You 2020” (2020)
Growing up in a large, wealthy family, the three Yuan brothers—Jun Cheng (Lee Si Kang), Jun Dao (Will Chang), and Jun Ping (Jerom Alouf Huang)—share an unbreakable bond despite being half-brothers. As they navigate the complexities of love, each brother faces unique emotional challenges that test their relationships and personal desires.
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“Be Loved in House: I Do” (2021)
An ailing metalworking studio turns to multi-talented manager Jin Yu Zhen (Aaron Lai) to revive its fortunes. Yu Zhen delivers remarkable results but enforces a strict rule: no dating or marrying among colleagues. The staff persuades Shi Lei (Hank Wang) to get close to Yu Zhen to pressure him to abolish the policy.
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“DNA Says Love You” (2022)
Pu Le Jian (Guo Yu Chen) aspires to become a popular YouTuber, creating amateur videos. When photography student Amber (Lin Hui Min) offers to improve his content, he eagerly accepts. As they grow closer, Pu Le Jian feels a strange familiarity with Amber and senses a mutual attraction.
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“Exclusive Love” (2025)
Wang Chan (Chang Chia Sheng) is the heir to a funeral services business. His family instructs Tang Tu Chih (Mao Chi Sheng), the strict and cold “ace funeral director,” to guide Wang Chan, bringing the two closer. Meanwhile, heartbroken wedding planner Chang Yi Ching (Hsu Wei Tse) is tasked with organizing the wedding of his longtime crush, Tu Ching Ho (Pu Jing Heng)—but he secretly plans to sabotage it!
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“Fight for You” (2025)
Da Hei (Andy Ko) reluctantly joins the mysterious “Anything’s Possible Agency,” an organization that takes on various jobs ranging from the simply strange to the morally ambiguous. There, he meets Xiao Bai (Nelson Ji), and the two end up becoming roommates. However, Xiao Bai is actually an undercover operative sent by an intelligence agency to dismantle the organization.
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“First Note of Love” (2024)
Band vocalist Neil (Charles Tu) announces his retirement after his brother dies in a tragic car accident. The band’s fans, including a boy named Sea (Michael Chang), are devastated to hear the news. Six years later, Sea, who has also become a talented musician, receives an invitation to work with his idol Neil. However, Neil is no longer the confident musician he used to be.
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“HIStory 1” (2017)
Told in three separate stories, “My Hero” features a woman’s spirit that inhabits young man Gu Si Ren’s (Jiang Yun Lin) body, giving her one week to reconnect with her former lover Mai Ying Xiong (Aaron Lai). “Stay Away From Me” follows a friend’s attempts to spark romance between superstar Cheng Ching (Duke Wu) and his new stepbrother Feng He (Edison Song). “Obsessed” centers on reincarnated young man Shao Yi Chen (Teddy Ren) struggling not to fall for Jiang Jing Teng (Bernard He) again in his new life.
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“HIStory 2” (2018)
“Right or Wrong” is about single father and college professor Shi Yi Jie (Jiang Chang Hui) who develops unexpected romantic feelings for Fei Sheng Zhe (Zhang Hang), a student he hired to help care for his daughter. “Crossing the Line” follows stepbrothers Qiu Zi Yuan (Zach Lu) and Xia Yu Hao (Fandy Fan) struggling with their forbidden attraction.
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“HIStory 3: Trapped” (2019)
After a deadly shooting leaves a police officer and a crime boss dead, Meng Shao Fei (Jake Hsu) spends four years tracking down Tang Yi (Chris Wu), the only survivor and new head of the Hsin-Tien Group. Tang Yi and Shao Fei are kidnapped together, forcing them to team up to escape.
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“HIStory 3: Make Our Days Count” (2019)
High school students Xiang Hao Ting (Song Wei En) and Yu Xi Gu (Huang Juan Zhi) are polar opposites: Hao Ting is a rebellious extrovert, while Xi Gu is a reserved bookworm. When Hao Ting’s girlfriend takes interest in Xi Gu, it puts him directly in Hao Ting’s crosshairs.
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“HIStory 4: Close to You” (2021)
Hsiao Li Cheng (Charles Tu) has long-harbored feelings for his childhood crush, Liu Mei Fang (Cindy Chi). He enlists his charming co-worker Teng Mu Ren (Anson Chen) to pose as his date, hoping to catch Mei Fang’s BL-loving eye, but Mu Ren’s role begins to blur into something else. Meanwhile, creative director Yeh Hsing Ssu (Michael An) finds himself entangled in an unexpected relationship with his step-brother Fu Yung Chieh (Wico Lin).
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“HIStory 5: Love in the Future” (2022)
Tai Che Ni (Sean Chang) is on his way to deliver a package to Hai Yi (Linus Wang) when he’s suddenly transported 22 years into the future to 2022. He locates Hai Yi, who turns out to be the heir to a massive business group empire, and feelings begin to develop. Meanwhile, company manager Liang Wen Hsen (Anson Chen) and new recruit—the tender-hearted orphan Lin Huai En (Jason Tauh)—also find love.
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“Impression of Youth” (2025)
Art graduate student Yu Xing (Muji Hsu) is forced to spend a month teaching at a rural high school as a substitute teacher. Upon his arrival, Yu Xing meets Xu Lu Hui (Andrew Chien), a cheerful high school student with a passion for painting. As they spend more time together, Lu Hui begins to develop forbidden feelings for his substitute teacher.
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“Kiseki: Dear to Me” (2023)
Top student Bai Zongyi (Taro Lin) dreams of becoming a doctor, but his plans are derailed when he encounters wounded gangster Fan Jheruei (Hsu Kai) and takes him home to care for his injuries. As Zongyi treats Jheruei, attraction blooms. Jheruei wants to turn over a new leaf, but his underworld past threatens their future happiness.
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“My Tooth Your Love” (2022)
Bai Lang (Andy Wu), a bar-restaurant owner with a deep-seated fear of dentists, finds his world changing when he meets the compassionate chief dentist Jin Xun An (Yu Jin). Simultaneously, Zhou Cheng Hao (Alex Chou), a senior bartender at Bai Lang’s establishment, develops a relationship with He Qing Tian (Michael Chang), a rebellious young man 12 years his junior.
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“Plus and Minus” (2022)
Fu Li Gong (Shih Cheng Xuan) and Zheng Ze Shou (Max Lin) have spent their entire lives together, from childhood best friends to attorneys working side by side. However, their relationship starts to take a turn when they find that they can’t stop thinking about each other in ways that aren’t just platonic anymore.
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“See You After Quarantine?” (2021)
Sato Itsuki (Kawai Akihiro), a writer and translator in Taiwan, struggles to make friends during the global pandemic. He accidentally messages Chen Bo Chun (Lance Chiu) about a rare vintage seagull camera originally intended for his ex. The two quickly develop a deep connection despite never meeting in person.
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“See Your Love” (2024)
Reluctant third-generation heir Zi Xiang (Raiden Lin) finds himself targeted by assassin Xin Jia (Edwin Lin). Zi Xiang asks his assistant Feng Jie (Lin Chia Yo) to hire Shao Peng (Jin Yun), a hearing-impaired caregiver, to help him and finds himself becoming attracted to Shao Peng. In the meantime, Feng Jie poses as a decoy, but as Xin Jia repeatedly fails his attempts to assassinate “Zi Xiang,” the two develop an unexpected romantic connection.
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“Stay by My Side” (2023)
Gu Bu Xia (Hong Wei Zhe) grew up in a temple, and despite having a medium for a grandfather, has always been afraid of ghosts. His new roommate, Jiang Chi (Yang I Hsuan), an academically gifted and athletic transfer student, seems to keep the ghosts at bay, causing feelings to grow.
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“The On1y One” (2024)
In the drama adapted from the novel “Mou Mou” by Mu Su Li, Sheng Wang (Liu Dong Qin) transfers to a new high school and clashes immediately with classmate Jiang Tian (Benjamin Tsang). When Sheng Wang’s father and Jiang Tian’s mother decide to get married, the two boys’ lives turn completely upside down.
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“Unknown” (2024)
Based on a novel written by Priest, “Unknown” follows Wei Qian (Chris Chiu) who is unexpectedly thrust into adulthood after losing his parents, taking on the responsibility of caring for his biological sister and adopted brother, Xiao Yuan (Kurt Huang). Wei Qian dedicates his life to his family, but the status quo is upended when Xiao Yuan unexpectedly kisses him.
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“VIP Only” (2023)
In a retro noodle shop where creativity reigns supreme, owner Gu Jing (Stan Huang) finds joy in serving patrons while struggling BL novelist Liu Li (Chen Xuan Yu) seeks inspiration in his culinary haven. Liu Li brings all his dates to Gu Jing’s restaurant, giving Gu Jing a front-row seat to the author’s budding romances and crushing heartbreaks.
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“Wishing Upon the Shooting Stars” (2026)
Feeling crushed, He Xiang Yong (Jed Chung) makes a desperate wish to disappear. He awakens under the name Zhong Xiao You (also played by Jed Chung), and no one seems to recognize him. Everything seems to be working as Xiao You had hoped, until Hao Wei (Chu Meng Hsuan), an old friend and former crush of Xiang Yong, comes back into his life.
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“You Are Mine” (2023)
After Yao Shun Yu (Hsiao Hung) unexpectedly lands a job at a successful online marketing company, he quickly discovers that working for his boss, Xia Shang Zhou (Mao Chi Sheng), can be extremely challenging from being forced to put his boss to sleep and to wrecking his blind dates.
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20 Most-Rated C-Dramas Of All Time On Viki
From swoon-worthy romances and addictive coming-of-age stories to tales of passion and valor set in fantastical worlds, C-dramas have something for everyone. There are e-sports romances, workplace love stories, and even heartwarming family tales and epic historical adventures. These series have captured the hearts of viewers around the world. If you’re searching for your next watch, here are the 20 C-dramas that have over 100,000 ratings on Viki, proving their long-lasting popularity among viewers.
Ratings updated on June 15, 2026
1. “Falling Into Your Smile” (2021) 277,134 ratings / ★9.6
This e-sports romance follows Tong Yao (Cheng Xiao), a talented gamer who becomes the first female player in a professional gaming league. After joining the elite ZGDX team, she finds herself constantly clashing with the team’s star captain Lu Si Cheng (Xu Kai).
Packed with gaming action, hilarious team dynamics, and an addictive slow-burn romance, it’s perfect for viewers who love enemies-to-lovers stories.
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2. “Go Go Squid!” (2019) 245,431 ratings / ★9.6
Yet another drama set in the world of e-sports, this smash hit show explores love and the competitive world of gaming as well as relationship dynamics. Tong Nian (Yang Zi), a brilliant computer engineering student, falls for former e-sports legend Han Shang Yan (Li Xian) at first sight.
As she becomes part of his competitive gaming world, the two inspire each other to pursue their dreams while overcoming past disappointments. Sweet, funny, and heartfelt, it’s a modern C-drama classic.
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3. “Only For Love” (2023) 207,301 ratings / ★9.4
Ambitious financial reporter Zheng Shu Yi (Bai Lu) wants to snag an interview with the business world’s most successful young CEO, Shi Yan (Dylan Wang). What starts off as a straight forward assignment becomes far more complicated. The two start off on the wrong foot, and a series of misunderstandings eventually give way into an electric romance.
The chemistry between Bai Lu and Dylan Wang in this will keep you glued to your screens.
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4. “Go Ahead” (2020) 193,952 ratings / ★9.6
Jian Jian (Tan Song Yun), Ling Xiao (Song Wei Long), and He Zi Qiu (Zhang Xin Cheng) play three unrelated children who grow up together and become a family despite sharing no blood ties.
As they navigate adulthood, old wounds, and complicated relationships, they continue to lean on one another for support. Equal parts emotional and uplifting, “Go Ahead” is a heartwarming tale of love, healing, and the ties which bind us. This drama also has a popular Korean remake titled “Family By Choice”!
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5. “You Are My Destiny” (2020) 193,416 ratings / ★9.4
Wang Xi Yi (Xing Zhao Lin), a wealthy heir, and Chen Jia Xin (Liang Jie), an ordinary young woman, find their lives unexpectedly intertwined after a chance encounter on a cruise. Forced to be together, the two navigate misunderstandings and heartbreak, but end up going their separate ways. When they reunite years later, they understand the intensity of their feelings, but the question is: are they willing to embrace the second chance life has given them?
Fans of classic romance tropes will find plenty to enjoy in this romance drama of love and longing.
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6. “Fireworks of My Heart” (2023) 167,100 ratings / ★9.5
Song Yan (Yang Yang) and Xu Qin (Wang Chu Ran), former high school sweethearts, reunite years after being forced apart by family circumstances. Song Yan is a firefighter and Xu Qin a doctor. As they work together on the frontlines saving lives, they confront unresolved feelings and old regrets and rediscover their way around each other once again.
A story of second chances as well as finding purpose, the chemistry between Yang Yang and Wang Chu Ran is the real scorcher.
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7. “My Little Happiness” (2021) 155,518 ratings / ★9.6
Yet another story of reunions and rediscovering old connections, an aspiring lawyer Cong Rong (Xing Fei) unexpectedly reunites with her childhood crush, Wen Shao Qing (Tang Xiao Tian), a doctor with a promising career ahead. As their friendship blossoms into love, they support each other through career challenges and everyday life.
Sweet, comforting, and full of chemistry, the lead couple practically wears their hearts on their sleeves. This one is a perfect comfort watch.
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8. “Please Feel At Ease Mr. Ling” (2021) 141,271 ratings / ★9.4
Gu An Xin (Zhao Lu Si), a cheerful delivery worker, takes an injured stranger into her home only to discover the amnesiac guest is Ling Yue (Liu Te), a wealthy heir to an unspeakable fortune. Forced to live together, the pair embark on a series of adventures and develop feelings for each other. As their bond deepens, they find themselves drawn into an enduring romance.
A drama that delivers plenty of laughs, sweetness, and charming chemistry, it is a rom-com for all seasons.
A sweet high school sporty rom-com on love, dreams, and mistaken identities, Sang Tian (Chen Yao) wants to be part of the figure skating team, only to end up being chosen for the men’s ice hockey team. She disguises as a boy and crosses paths with Wen Bing (Darren Chen), one of the team’s star players, whom she hasn’t had a pleasant encounter with.
As misadventures and mishaps happen, the two strike a formidable partnership. The ice thaws, and what we get is a warm and fuzzy love story.
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10. “Love Between Fairy and Devil” (2022) 128,262 ratings / ★9.7
The Orchid fairy Xiao Lan Hua (Esther Yu) accidentally revives the feared demon lord Dongfang Qingcang (Dylan Wang), intertwining their fates forever. However, there is a twist: during the spell of setting him free, a spell has caused the two to switch bodies. As they journey across magical realms together, their relationship evolves from mutual distrust into an epic romance.
Stunning visuals, unforgettable characters, and a captivating love story make this a fantasy favorite.
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11. “Love O2O” (2016) 124,727 ratings / ★9.5
Bei Wei Wei (Zheng Shuang), a university student majoring in computer science, is also an aspiring game developer who plays “A Chinese Ghost Story,” an online game. She connects with a fellow gamer who turns out to be her senior, an enterprising computer science student Xiao Nai (Yang Yang), who is already developing a gaming platform.
From the console to the campus, they navigate friendships and career ambitions as their bond grows stronger into something deep.
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12. “Put Your Head On My Shoulder” (2019) 119,943 ratings / ★9.5
Accounting student Situ Mo (Xing Fei) unexpectedly ends up living with brilliant physics major Gu Wei Yi (Lin Yi). Wei Yi becomes mentor and friend to the directionless Mo. Given their completely different personalities, the two gradually fall in love as they navigate the ups and downs of early adulthood.
Filled with cozy moments and adorable chemistry, it is one of the most comforting modern C-dramas. Lin Yi won hearts as the green flag boyfriend, even as he looks for logic in everything including love.
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13. “Hello Mr. Gu” (2021) 114,104 ratings / ★9.3
Gu Nan Zhou (Chen Jing Ke) is a wealthy CEO who suffers from a fear of crowds. He enters a contract marriage with struggling designer Zhou Jian Qing (Yan Zhi Chao). Once an heiress, Jian Qing has fallen into hard times following the collapse of her family’s business. What begins as a practical arrangement gradually develops into genuine affection as the two learn more about each other’s lives and struggles.
A breezy rom-com, it is packed with tropes and cliches but remains entertaining enough thanks to its light-hearted storytelling.
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14. “When I Fly Towards You” (2023) 108,698 ratings / ★9.7
The cheerful Su Zai Zai (Zhang Miao Yi) instantly falls for the quiet and intelligent Zhang Lu Rang (Zhou Yi Ran) after transferring to his school. The bubbly Zai Zai sees through Lu Rang’s fears and insecurities. Her vivacious nature and kind-hearted temperament instills confidence in the forlorn Lu Rang.
From friends to lovers, this young adult romance is sweet, wholesome, and comforting.
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15. “Love Like the Galaxy” (2022) 107,092 ratings / ★9.6
Cheng Shao Shang (Zhao Lu Si) had been neglected as a child. Despite her circumstances she grows up into an astute and self-reliant young woman. She meets the powerful general Ling Bu Yi (Leo Wu). The two first clash but soon get close as they navigate family conflicts and political intrigue together.
Featuring compelling characters, emotional storytelling, and breathtaking visuals, “Love Like the Galaxy” scores on all aspects, and the chemistry between the leads adds to its appeal.
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16. “Love at Night” (2021) 106,013 ratings / ★9.1
After discovering her fiancé’s betrayal, successful professional Xu Qing You (Zhang Yu Xi) meets Mo Ling Ze (Liu Xue Yi) in a bar. She wakes up in a hotel room the next morning and assumes she has had a one night stand with the stranger. Arriving at work the next day, it turns out the handsome man from the bar is her company’s new head of operations. As sparks fly in the boardroom, he helps her rediscover happiness, confidence, and love.
“Love at Night” is a heady office romance with a stylish yet sentimental take on adult relationships.
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17. “Dating in the Kitchen” (2020) 105,751 ratings / ★9.4
Talented chef Gu Sheng Nan (Zhao Lu Si), who is known to experiment with food, gets on the wrong side of her new boss, the demanding CEO Lu Jin (Lin Yu Shen).
What begins as a battle of wills and a clash of extremely strong personalities soon turns into a heartfelt connectio, as both discover their passion for food and life. Playful banter, cute chemistry, and the mouth-watering culinary backdrop make this a perfect binge.
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18. “A Love So Beautiful” (2017) 105,473 ratings / ★9.3
The cheerful and optimistic Chen Xiao Xi (Shen Yue) has long been infatuated with her intelligent and reserved neighbor Jiang Chen (Hu Yi Tian). She pursues him relentlessly, with many of her attempts proving endlessly clumsy. And in his own way, Jiang Chen protects and indulges her.
Following their journey from high school to adulthood, the drama captures the sweetness, awkwardness, and excitement of first love. Its lovable characters and nostalgic storytelling have made it a fan favorite.
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19. “You Are My Hero” (2021) 105,171 ratings / ★9.5
SWAT officer Xing Ke Lei (Bai Jing Ting) and doctor Mi Ka (Sandra Ma) first meet during a life-threatening emergency. As their paths continue to cross through their demanding professions, mutual respect gradually blossoms into love.
Combining thrilling rescue missions with a mature and supportive relationship, the drama stands out for its realistic portrayal of romance.
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20. “The Fox’s Summer” (2017) 100,393 ratings / ★9.0
Fashion designer Li Yan Shu (Tan Song Yun) unexpectedly reunites with her former boyfriend Gu Jin Yun (Daniel Zhang) while working under his strict CEO cousin Gu Cheng Ze (Jiang Chao). As old feelings resurface, a relationship complicates matters when Cheng Ze develops feelings for Yan Shu.
There’s plenty of laughter as the trio find themselves in several misadventures. And with a witty female lead and an entertaining love triangle, it’s a fun and engaging watch.
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Puja Talwar is a Soompi writer with a strong Yoo Yeon Seok 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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Watch For Free In Southeast Asia: Philippine Variety Show “Kumusta” With Ji Chang Wook Available On Viki
A special Filipino-Korean cross-cultural variety show has arrived!
In “Kumusta,” Filipino stars Jodi Sta. Maria, Francine Diaz, Janella Salvador, and Arci Muñoz along with Korean star Ji Chang Wook team up to open a Filipino pop-up restaurant in Gangnam. They are led by Filipino chef JP Anglo, who curates a selection of what he believes are “blockbuster” dishes that could appeal to Korean taste buds, like inasal, kare-kare, bagoong, lechon, pork sisig, gising-gising, all while keeping the Korean custom of serving banchan (side dishes).
Korean actors including Seo In Guk, Kim Myung Soo, and Kim Min Seok also make special appearances as guest servers in the program.
“Kumusta” is now available to watch for free on Viki in Southeast Asia.
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63 Most-Rated K-Dramas Of All Time On Viki
Viki has been bringing K-drama lovers quality content for many years now. The love and appreciation that viewers have for an inclusive platform that is able to provide accessibility to various shows has been endless. With the long history of Viki and K-dramas, there are certain titles that prove to be consistently popular. These K-dramas have garnered over 100,000 ratings each, showing that these dramas have been the most popular among Viki users over the years. Here are those 63 dramas!
On the top of this list with over 600,000 ratings is “What’s Wrong With Secretary Kim,” which has become a legendary rom-com over the years! Park Seo Joon plays Lee Young Joon, a boss whose secretary, Kim Mi So (Park Min Young), is ready to quit working for him. Devastated and lost, he tries to win her back, and in the process, he ends up falling in love with her.
Talk about hot and heavy—Park Seo Joon and Park Min Young have the most-watched K-drama kiss scene of all time. Their chemistry was through the roof, and it provided all the conventional K-drama tropes that keeps all viewers emotionally invested and excited. The very adorable way in which Lee Young Joon draws people into his “aura” is especially hilarious; seeing an arrogant CEO fall head over heels in love with his secretary is the perfect romantic tale!
Mun Ka Young plays Lim Ju Gyeong, a girl who feels that she is unattractive, so she takes it upon herself to become an expert in makeup. When she goes to a new high school and meets Lee Su Ho (Cha Eun Woo), the two end up falling in love. There is also the added bonus of Hwang In Youp‘s Han Seo Jun, who also happens to fall in love with Ju Gyeong.
The success of this particular series is a no-brainer. Seeing the visuals in the main cast alone is enough to send anyone into a frenzy! On top of this, the webtoon was a huge success, and fans couldn’t help but completely agree with and love the casting of the characters. The success of this series was monumental!
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3. “While You Were Sleeping” (2017) 346,079 ratings / ★9.6
“While You Were Sleeping” involves Nam Hong Joo (Suzy), who can see the deaths of others in her dreams. She has tried desperately to prevent them but has failed numerous times. It is a curse that she is unable to get rid of.
“While You Were Sleeping” is a series that has the perfect amount of suspense and romance. While viewers were trying to figure out the outcome of the mystery that surrounded the storyline, they were also pleasantly preoccupied with the blossoming love story between Jung Jae Chan (Lee Jong Suk) and Nam Hong Joo. And with the addition of Han Woo Tak (Jung Hae In) to complete the love triangle, viewers were in eye-candy heaven.
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4. “W” (2016) 320,600 ratings / ★9.5
Oh Yeon Joo (Han Hyo Joo) has created the ideal guy of her dreams, but he doesn’t exist in real life. He only exists in the world of a comic book that her dad helps to create. When a supernatural force brings her into Kang Chul’s (Lee Jong Suk) world, they are able to fall in love with each other, but when she is forced back into the real world, he can’t follow. The two must figure out how to be with each other even though they are worlds apart.
Another Lee Jong Suk drama, this series is unique in that it involves the merging of the comic book world and the real world. The computer graphics are so cool to watch, and Lee Jong Suk pulls off being a real life comic book character flawlessly. With the success of the series, it’s no surprise that it is one of the most watched on Viki, especially with the powerhouse pairing of Lee Jong Suk and Han Hyo Joo—that one handcuff scene had everyone squealing!
“Strong Woman Do Bong Soon” stars Park Bo Young as an aspiring game maker who was born with super strength. She meets Ahn Min Hyuk (Park Hyung Sik), the CEO of a game company, who happens to be in need of a bodyguard. He ends up hiring Do Bong Soon with the added bonus of letting her develop a game while she works for him.
This is the Park-Park couple that people will never get over. Park Bo Young and Park Hyung Sik were quite possibly the most adorable K-drama leads of all time, which is why it’s no surprise that the series is one of the most popular on Viki. The way in which Ahn Min Hyuk gazes at Do Bong Soon while wearing his heart on his sleeve is almost too much for rom-com fans to handle!
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6. “Lovely Runner” (2024) 282,662 ratings / ★9.8
After hearing the heartbreaking news of top star Ryu Sun Jae’s (Byeon Woo Seok) death, devoted fan Im Sol (Kim Hye Yoon) travels 15 years into the past and meets him as a teenager. Determined to change his future, she tries to save the person who once gave her comfort through his music.
One of the best parts of “Lovely Runner” is the incredible chemistry between the two leads. Watching the yearning and love between Sun Jae and Sol transcend time and space was so heartwarming, making their story one of the greatest love stories in K-drama history. Although this drama was released just two years ago, it already ranks at No. 6 in total ratings and is one of the only dramas on this list rated 9.8!
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7. “Doom at Your Service” (2021) 276,131 ratings / ★9.5
“Doom at Your Service” is a fantasy romance that simultaneously broke hearts while giving us the heartfelt romance between Myul Mang (Seo In Guk) and Tak Dong Kyung (Park Bo Young). With Myul Mang’s negative and pessimistic outlook on human life and Tak Dong Kyung’s spiral into a dark period in her life, the two find comfort in each other.
This dark but romantic series follows a grim reaper falling in love and is oddly intriguing. It draws you into the supernatural world, and along with the budding romance between Dong Kyung and Myul Mang, there’s a lot of angst to last for days. The emotional depth and lines in the series are thought provokingly beautiful, and Park Bo Young and Seo In Guk had amazing chemistry!
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8. “Heirs” (2013) 254,818 ratings / ★9.4
In “Heirs,” Cha Eun Sang (Park Shin Hye) is a high school student who can’t seem to catch a break. She tries to track down her sister who abandoned their family, and she meets Kim Tan (Lee Min Ho) in California through this process. When she returns to Seoul, she has the opportunity to attend an elite private school filled with chaebols. She decides to attend and ends up meeting Kim Tan again. He makes it very clear what his intentions are, and he becomes very persistent in trying to win her affections.
Besides Park Shin Hye and Lee Min Ho, this drama’s all-star cast also includes Kim Woo Bin, Kang Ha Neul, Park Hyung Sik, Kim Ji Won, Krystal, and Kang Min Hyuk. This series brought about all the feels for viewers, and some of the memorable lines written by Kim Eun Sook remain legendary to this day!
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9. “My Roommate is a Gumiho” (2021) 234,434 ratings / ★9.6
Shin Woo Yeo (Jang Ki Yong) is a 999-year-old nine-tailed fox who is also a professor at a university. He accidentally meets Lee Dam (Hyeri), a student at the same university, who ends up swallowing his magical bead. The two must live together in order for him to figure out a way to get the bead out of her.
This fantasy series had viewers on an emotional rollercoaster, wondering if the two main leads will be together by the end. There are many obstacles that they go through that kept viewers on the edge of their seats. Seeing Lee Dam try to sort through her feelings and fight fate in order to follow her heart was emotionally draining at times, but it was so rewarding by the end!
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10. “Kiss Goblin” (2020) 231,647 ratings / ★9.2
Ban Sook (Bae In Hyuk) is a goblin who is told that he needs to kiss 10 humans in order to become human. His willingness to become human is so great that he decides to take on this task. As he goes on this journey, he meets Oh Yeon Ah (Jeon Hye Won), a strong-willed girl who takes it upon herself to help Ban Sook achieve this goal of kissing 10 humans.
This series is a web drama that will have you invested until the end. Seeing Bae In Hyuk’s character go from a dark and unhappy goblin into one who falls in love is the exact type of love story that you need. There is a plethora of scenes that bring the heat as the goblin tries to break free of his curse by kissing women, but the chemistry with Oh Yeon Ah in particular is one that is bursting.
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11. “My ID is Gangnam Beauty” (2018) 218,537 ratings / ★9.4
Kang Mi Rae (Im Soo Hyang) has always been self-conscious about her physical appearance, so she decides to get plastic surgery. On the first day of college, Mi Rae runs into Do Kyung Suk (Cha Eun Woo), a handsome boy whom she used to go to elementary school with. Kyung Suk recognizes Mi Rae pretty quickly, and he starts to realize that his feelings for her are more than just surface level.
One of the most romantic confession scenes is in this series, when Do Kyung Suk reveals his feelings to Mi Rae while getting poured on in the rain. Although the storyline seems superficial at first read, the message of it is deep and meaningful. The evolving relationship between the two as well as Mi Rae figuring out her true passion and identity is a theme that is relatable to many.
“Mr. Queen” stars Shin Hae Sun as Kim So Yong, a queen in the Joseon period. One day, she wakes up as a male chef named Jang Bong Hwan from modern times, trapped in the body of the queen. Despite this sudden change, So Yong must find a way to adjust to her new situation and new life with her husband King Cheoljong (Kim Jung Hyun).
“Mr. Queen” took many people by surprise in the way it was able to draw viewers in to Kim So Yong’s comedic and hilarious situations. If you need a light-hearted and funny series to watch, this one is guaranteed to have you laughing until your stomach hurts. You’ll also appreciate the impeccable acting skills of Shin Hae Sun, who always seems to deliver perfect performances every single time.
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13. “Happiness” (2021) 208,816 ratings / ★9.6
“Happiness” stars Han Hyo Joo as Yoon Sae Bom, a tactical agent of the Gyeonggi Police Station, and Park Hyung Sik as Jung Yi Hyun, a detective. The two were classmates in high school and end up in an apocalyptic situation with people are getting infected with a virus that turns them into zombie-like creatures. The two fight for their lives and for others.
This series is such a delight to watch. It not only gives you thrills from seeing the flesh-eating zombies chase the tenants in the apartment, but it also features a great love story. One of the best parts of this drama is seeing how much Jung Yi Hyun is willing to do for Yoon Sae Bom—those puppy dog eyes though!
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14. “Descendants of the Sun” (2016) 203,041 ratings / ★9.7
In “Descendants of the Sun,” Song Joong Ki stars as Yoo Shi Jin alongside Song Hye Kyo as Kang Mo Yeon. Yoo Shi Jin is an army captain who falls head over heels for Dr. Kang. They embark on a whirlwind of a romance despite their different backgrounds. Although they want to be with each other, Yoo Shi Jin’s job consistently puts his life at risk, which is difficult for Mo Yeon to handle.
This one comes as really no surprise. “Descendants of the Sun” is one of the big dramas that brought on the Hallyu wave of international fans and stardom. With Song Hye Kyo and Song Joong Ki taking on the reins as the main leads, there was no stopping the drama’s success.
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15. “Guardian: The Lonely and Great God” (2016-2017) 202,432 ratings / ★9.7
This drama involves a goblin (played by Gong Yoo) and his bride (played by Kim Go Eun). The two embark on a whirlwind of a romance and are faced with a lot of serious and supernatural obstacles that jeopardize them from being together.
“Guardian: The Lonely and Great God” (also known as “Goblin”) is another series that earned most-loved status on Viki. With the brilliant writing of Kim Eun Sook and an A-list cast, the success of this series was inevitable. Not only was the main OTP a catalyst for the success of the series, but the bromance involving Gong Yoo and Lee Dong Wook has gained legendary status.
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16. “Weightlifting Fairy Kim Bok Joo” (2016-2017) 201,981 ratings / ★9.7
With dreams of becoming a college weightlifting champion, Bok Joo (Lee Sung Kyung) isn’t afraid of doing whatever it takes to achieve those goals. A strong girl with strong determination, Bok Joo isn’t easily distracted, but when she meets Jung Joon Hyung, played by Nam Joo Hyuk, life gets a little more complicated.
Who didn’t giggle and get butterflies while watching this series? It has quite possibly become more famous years after, and the love and support for this drama only continues to grow. The very quirky pairing of a female weightlifter and her swimmer boyfriend Jung Joon Hyung is all too irresistible. Seeing how much they love each other and are willing to support each other despite the stressful situations that arise from being professional athletes is so heartwarming to see!
This campus romance stars Jaechan as Chu Sang Woo and Park Seo Ham as Jang Jae Young. The two students are completely opposite in personality and are rather annoyed with each other when they first meet. But this progresses into a change in their relationship, involving some very intense feelings and romance.
There’s something about this BL drama that won over the hearts of many. The series is based on a popular web novel, webtoon, and animation series, so the expectations were incredibly high! The tension between Jae Young and Sang Woo was filled with so much angst, and there was consistent hope that the two would realize their feelings.
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18. “Hotel Del Luna” (2019) 199,740 ratings / ★9.6
“Hotel Del Luna” was a highly anticipated K-drama starring two megastars, IU and Yeo Jin Goo. The series is also written by the Hong sisters, which gave viewers another reason to be excited as they’ve written a lot of other successful K-dramas. IU plays Jang Man Wol, the CEO of a hotel that has ghosts as guests, while Yeo Jin Goo stars as Goo Chan Sung, an assistant manager who was promised to the hotel by his father.
This series can be freaky at times, but the romantic tales involving the characters really make it an enticingly interesting watch. With IU and Yeo Jin Goo as the main leads and plenty of scenes of the two being awfully cute together, it’s no surprise that the series was a hit. Man Wol’s calm and collected demeanor was so badass, and seeing Goo Chan Sung in the palm of Man Wol’s hand was too adorable.
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19. “Tale of the Nine-Tailed” (2020) 199,723 ratings / ★9.6
“Tale of the Nine-Tailed” is about a male gumiho named Yi Yeon (Lee Dong Wook) who has adjusted into city life centuries ago. He meets a fiery and strong producing director named Nam Ji Ah (Jo Bo Ah). She is determined to track him down because she feels he is connected to the death of her parents.
The success of this series was astonishing as people couldn’t get enough of the star-crossed lovers. Seeing the two try not to develop feelings for each other but wanting so desperately to be with each other was the angst and love story we didn’t know we needed. Lee Dong Wook is always a delight to watch in any role he takes on as he has a presence that draws viewers in, and the impression that viewers had of him with Jo Bo Ah was exceptionally strong.
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20. “Perfect Marriage Revenge” (2023) 198,356 ratings / ★9.6
After dying in a tragic accident, Han Yi Joo (Jung Yoo Min) suddenly wakes up in the past before her unhappy marriage begins. Hoping to change her future and get revenge on her family, she enters a contract marriage with Seo Do Guk (Sung Hoon) that slowly starts to feel real.
No one could have prepared viewers for the passion and intensity of this makjang. It has all the tropes that make K-drama lovers completely obsessed—the contract marriage, the cold and stoic rich male lead, and the ultimate second-chance romance. Watching Do Guk fall harder and harder for Yi Joo throughout the series is both swoon-worthy and deeply emotional, making their love story impossible not to root for.
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21. “Flower of Evil” (2020) 191,719 ratings / ★9.7
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.
There are many reasons why “Flower of Evil” has made it to this list, and there’s no really no surprise that this series has done so well. The edge-of-your-seat cliffhangers, character development, and obvious superb acting by the two main leads—it’s the perfect series. Although a thriller, viewers were also surprised that the romance aspect of the storyline was very much swoon-worthy. It is the perfect mix of various genres.
In “Suspicious Partner,” Ji Chang Wook plays a successful lawyer named No Ji Wook who helps a young woman named Eun Bong Hee (Nam Ji Hyun). Bong Hee is trying to get off a murder case that she is wrongfully accused of. Despite their completely opposite personalities and Ji Wook being a bit repulsed by her in the beginning, the two end up falling in love.
One of the highlights of this series was seeing Eun Bong Hee fall in love with No Ji Wook and him also realizing his feelings for her. As much as he hates to admit it, he falls head over heels for her, and it’s so sweet to see!
“Her Private Life” is a K-drama rom-com starring Park Min Young and Kim Jae Wook. The series involves an artist by the name of Ryan Gold (Kim Jae Wook) who falls in love with an art curator named Sung Duk Mi (Park Min Young), also a fangirl of the idol group member Cha Si An (ONE).
Ryan Gold continues to hold the title of being one of the most sweetest boyfriends in K-dramaland. His earnest and sweet heart as well as his dashing good looks made him quite the popular character. And when you have this perfect character plus the added romance and sizzling chemistry with Sung Duk Mi, it’s no wonder this drama was a success. It’s a definite re-watch even after you’ve watched it the first time!
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24. “Hwarang” (2016-2017) 183,547 ratings / ★9.7
“Hwarang” tells the story of a group of knights who are very pretty and also fight very well. When Aro (Go Ara) meets Moo Myung (Park Seo Joon), the two develop a romantic relationship. But Moo Myung is best friends with Aro’s older brother, and since her brother passes away, the meeting between Moo Myung and Aro is much more emotional. Then you have the Crown Prince, Sam Maek Jon (Park Hyung Sik), who charms his way into Aro’s heart. Although she does find him intriguing, she can’t help but fall in love with Moo Myung.
Many will know “Hwarang” for the obviously visually appealing eye candy that we were blessed with. The cast line up was almost too hard to believe as you had Park Seo Joon, Park Hyung Sik, SHINee’s Minho, and BTS’s V in the mix. It’s also the origin of how the Wooga Squad came to be. The series was a delight to watch mainly because of the bromance, but the love triangle and character development of Moo Myung were also worthwhile. You’ve really got nothing to lose with this one!
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25. “Personal Taste” (2010) 180,070 / ★9.3
Park Gae In (Son Ye Jin) is having the worst luck in life. Her boyfriend not only breaks up with her, but she’s also on the brink of losing her job. So when a potential roommate named Jeon Jin Ho (Lee Min Ho) offers to move in to help her out financially, she can’t decline. Gae In starts to rely on Jin Ho for emotional support, but what she doesn’t know is that Jin Ho is not actually gay and that he has feelings for her.
The fact that Lee Min Ho and Son Ye Jin are the stars of this K-drama is enough of a reason for it to have gained so much love over the years. Plus, with the friends-to-lovers trope involved in the story, the eventual confession and kiss scene is all too much to handle. The romantic-comedy feel of the series and seeing Gae In go from rock bottom to living her best life brought so much satisfaction by the end that it continues to be a well-loved series!
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26. “Oh My Venus” (2015-2016) 177,626 ratings / ★9.7
So Ji Sub stars in “Oh My Venus” as a hotshot trainer named Kim Young Ho, while Shin Min Ah plays a lawyer named Kang Joo Eun who wants to lose weight. Young Ho ends up falling in love with Joo Eun, and the two engage in a passionate romance.
When you think hot and steamy OTPs, Shin Min Ah and So Ji Sub definitely take the cake. Their chemistry is palpable. And with the scenes of the two working out and doing judo together on the mat, it’s no wonder people loved the series so much! There are also a few supporting actors who gained recognition through this series and are popular today, which only emphasizes how much love it has received over the years.
In “Sh**ting Stars,” Lee Sung Kyung plays Oh Han Byul, the head of a PR team who is trying to keep negative press from happening to the stars in her agency. Kim Young Dae plays Gong Tae Sung, one of the top stars at the agency. The two engage in a whirlwind of a romance that shows what it’s like to date under the public eye.
This series managed to win over the hearts of many over the past few years. Kim Young Dae riding off the success of “The Penthouse” along with girl crush Lee Sung Kyung, who is always a win when it comes to K-dramas, made this an anticipated watch, and their chemistry really delivered! The story touches on forgiveness and second chances, which provided so much healing.
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28. “Melting Me Softly” (2019) 170,264 ratings / ★9.2
“Melting Me Softly” stars Ji Chang Wook as Ma Dong Chan and Won Jin Ah as Ko Mi Ran. Ma Dong Chan is a variety show producer who gets the opportunity to be frozen for 24 hours. But instead of waking up after a day, he wakes up 20 years later. When he discovers that Mi Ran was also frozen for 20 years, the two work together to try and figure out what happened.
Many of us probably remember “Melting Me Softly” for that hot and steamy kiss scene that involves a shower. There is really no cooling this couple down throughout the series as their characters learn to depend on each other and eventually fall in love. The buildup of emotions that was further fueled by the adorable second lead Bomin, who plays Hwang Ji Hoon, also left viewers feeling so cathartic by the end.
Shin Joon Young (Kim Woo Bin) is a famous actor who fatefully meets No Eul (Suzy), a videographer for documentaries. She is put in charge to document Joon Young, but the two have some history. They had met in high school, and after a lot of miscommunication and missed opportunities, the two went separate ways without ever knowing the truth of each other’s feelings. No Eul has no intention of reigniting any feelings for Joon Young, but Joon Young seems to think otherwise. He’s determined to keep her close.
What can we say? Sometimes viewers need a good cry. This series is not the most happiest of K-drama stories, but it is an epically romantic one. And when you have two powerhouse stars as the main leads, it’s only a given that their series will be one of the most watched and highest rated on the platform. The chemistry between the two was bursting, and the angst of their storyline made it hard not to binge. One fair warning for those who haven’t watched—don’t forget the tissues!
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30. “Family by Choice” (2024) 158,833 ratings / ★9.7
After spending 10 years apart, childhood friends Kim San Ha (Hwang In Youp), Yoon Ju Won (Jung Chaeyeon), and Kang Hae Jun (Bae Hyeon Seong), who grew up together like family, reunite as adults. As they reconnect, old feelings resurface and long-awaited love stories begin.
As a remake of the Chinese drama “Go Ahead,” this series more than lived up to expectations. The casting was perfect for every character, bringing so much warmth and authenticity to the story. What truly made the series special, though, was that it was not just about the romance but about the meaning of family itself. It reminded viewers that family does not have to be bound by blood to be just as meaningful and important, making it an unforgettable story that tugs at your heartstrings.
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31. “My Love From the Star” (2013-2014) 155,047 ratings / ★9.5
A drama that took all of Asia by storm, “My Love From the Star” is about the outrageous actress Cheon Song Yi (Jun Ji Hyun) and alien Do Min Joon (Kim Soo Hyun) and as they fall in love.
It is not surprising seeing this gem of a K-drama on this list as it was one of the major K-dramas responsible for sparking the Hallyu phenomenon across Asia. There was something about seeing a love story between a mega-famous star and alien that tugged at the heartstrings of everyone. The romantic lines, outrageous humor, and heartfelt scenes were absolute perfection.
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32. “The K2” (2016) 154,162 ratings / ★9.4
Former soldier Kim Je Ha (Ji Chang Wook) becomes a bodyguard for the powerful wife of a presidential candidate. His life begins to change when he meets Go An Na (Lim Yoona), the hidden daughter of the candidate who has spent years living in isolation.
One of Ji Chang Wook’s strongest performances, watching his character overcome so many obstacles and emotional scars makes it impossible not to root for his love story with An Na. The series is packed with elements that keep viewers on the edge of their seats, from intense action and gripping fight scenes to a smoldering villainess who steals every scene she’s in. With its perfect balance of suspense, emotion, and romance, it’s the kind of drama that keeps you hooked from beginning to end.
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33. “I Am Not a Robot” (2017-2018) 153,227 ratings / ★9.6
Yoo Seung Ho as Kim Min Kyu and Chae Soo Bin as Jo Ji Ah are two main leads we would love to see again on the small screen. When Min Kyu gets himself a robot, he finds himself getting attracted to it. But it is later revealed to him that his robot is, in fact, a human. The two engage in a heartbreaking trial of broken trust and longing to be with each other.
When watching this series, the heartfelt warmth and butterflies felt is so strong. It’s an easy watch that viewers can get sucked into and get lost in the romance between a pretend robot and her owner. The chemistry between the two leads is both adorable and steamy, and seeing how they eventually fall in love is so sweet! It’s a must-watch romantic comedy that had people completely invested.
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34. “Touch Your Heart” (2019) 152,333 ratings / ★9.5
When Kwon Jung Rok (Lee Dong Wook) first meets Oh Yoon Seo (Yoo In Na), the two completely butt heads. They are opposites in personality and professions; Jung Rok is a well-respected attorney, and Yoon Seo is a famous celebrity. Yoon Seo begins working as Jung Rok’s secretary to get more acquainted for a future acting gig, and as much as he despises this situation, he reluctantly agrees.
Otherwise known as Sunny and the Grim Reaper, the demand for Lee Dong Wook and Yoo In Na to reunite in a series was so strong after “Guardian: The Lonely and Great God.” Their chemistry in that series was so strong and unforgettable that people couldn’t help but get emotional over the inevitable heartbreak of their romance. “Touch Your Heart” managed to redeem all the heartbroken fans while also giving all the butterflies.
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35. “The Legend of the Blue Sea” (2016-2017) 149,334 ratings / ★9.6
When Heo Jun Jae (Lee Min Ho) first meets Shim Chung (Jun Ji Hyun), he notices that she is a bit of an oddball. She is fascinated by the world around her and has some trouble fitting in. What Jun Jae doesn’t realize is that Shim Chung is actually a mermaid. The mischievous and bad boy Jun Jae also begins to realize that his feelings for her are pretty deep.
There really is nothing more satisfying than seeing Jun Ji Hyun showcase her very comedic and natural acting abilities through her various roles. She’s a star for a reason, and it definitely shows in “The Legend of the Blue Sea.” Plus, when you have Lee Min Ho starring alongside Jun Ji Hyun, the series really has all the ingredients necessary for success.
After mysteriously traveling to the past through a strange music shop, high school student Eun Gyeol (Ryeoun) meets a group of young musicians and forms the band Watermelon Sugar. As friendships and first loves begin to grow, he also discovers unexpected connections that could change his future forever.
The only other drama besides “Lovely Runner” that has a 9.8 rating on this list, “Twinkling Watermelon” is the kind of series that stole the hearts of viewers all over the world. Watching the love story between Eun Gyeol’s parents blossom is incredibly sweet and heartwarming. This unique coming-of-age K-drama beautifully explores first love, overcoming obstacles, and learning to follow your heart. Paired with an unforgettable soundtrack and strong musical elements, the series remains endlessly entertaining and emotional.
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37. “Are You Human Too?” (2018) 140,866 ratings / ★9.6
Nam Shin (Seo Kang Joon) 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 jam-packed with cliffhangers. It has viewers on the edge of their seats, which is why the series did so well. It’s also no surprise that Seo Kang Joon was able to take on this dual role so perfectly. You can see him transform into the human and robot so effortlessly, which makes the whole sci-fi and romance genre mash-up so fun to watch!
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38. “Boys Over Flowers” (2009) 140,498 ratings / ★9.4
Goo Joon Pyo (Lee Min Ho) has got all the characteristics needed to be a chaebol. He’s good-looking, charming, popular, has a lot of friends, and is pretty arrogant. So it’s no wonder when Geum Jan Di (Ku Hye Sun) transfers to his school that he treats her horribly. He bullies her, which in turn makes his fellow classmates bully her too. It takes a destined event and transformation for Jun Pyo to realize that his hate for her may not actually be hate but genuine feelings of affection.
Lee Min Ho’s whopping fourth drama on this list, “Boys Over Flowers” is a K-drama classic and is a gateway series for many international fans. It’s really no wonder that this one is considered one of the most-loved K-dramas on Viki. When you have the original F4 and all the K-drama tropes you could think of, whether you hate to admit it, it’s a series that will go down as being one of the most popular of all time.
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39. “Cinderella and Four Knights” (2016) 139,780 ratings / ★9.5
“Cinderella and Four Knights” is like a fairytale K-drama involving a girl named Eun Ha Won (Park So Dam) who gets a job working at a mansion filled with rich, good-looking men. She ends up in a relationship with Ji Woon (Jung Il Woo) despite signing a contract to not fall in love with any of the boys living in the mansion.
This series is a classic romantic comedy that touches your heart. Park So Dam’s character Eun Ha Won is so easy to fall in love with, and seeing how much the other boys she lives with also admires her is the perfect feel-good series. This guilty pleasure series has all the ingredients to make for that fairy-tale story—the bad boy, the arrogant rich boy, the poor female lead. With the predictable but classic K-drama storyline, the series sets viewers up for all the butterflies!
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40. “Love In Contract” (2022) 137,605 ratings / ★9.2
Professional contract wife Choi Sang Eun (Park Min Young) has carefully balanced her double life between two very different clients Jung Ji Ho (Ko Kyung Pyo) and Kang Hae Jin (Kim Jae Yeong) for years. But when emotions begin to complicate her perfectly arranged relationships, she finds herself caught in an unexpected love triangle with her clients.
Seeing Park Min Young in a rom-com is always such a joy, especially when it involves an intense love triangle with two very attractive male leads. Watching how far they’re willing to go to win over Sang Eun’s love makes the series such a heart-fluttering watch. The kiss scenes added even more heat to the romance!
After meeting in Cuba, free-spirited Kim Jin Hyuk (Park Bo Gum) crosses paths again with Cha Soo Hyun (Song Hye Kyo), a lonely hotel CEO. As the two grow closer, they begin to find comfort and love in each other despite the differences in their worlds.
The best part of this series is watching Park Bo Gum portray such a wide range of emotions through his character. He makes you truly believe in his love for Soo Hyun and just how much he is willing to endure to be with her. While the star-crossed lovers storyline is a classic one, the chemistry and performances of the two leads pull viewers deeply into their relationship, making it the kind of series many fans will revisit again and again.
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42. “The Red Sleeve” (2021-2022) 130,942 ratings / ★9.5
Court lady Sung Deok Im (Lee Se Young) finds herself caught between love and duty when Crown Prince Yi San (Lee Junho) falls for her and later becomes king. As their relationship deepens, she must decide whether giving up her freedom to become his royal concubine is worth the cost.
This is the kind of series that anyone who watches is bound to fall in love with. The tragic love story between Sung Deok Im and Yi San is unforgettable, balancing sweeping romance with heartbreaking emotion. The drama beautifully captures every element fans love about K-dramas, starting with lighthearted moments and charming friendship before evolving into an intense, passionate, and deeply emotional love story. Long after the series ends, the lingering impact of their relationship stays with viewers, making it a truly unforgettable watch.
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43. “30 But 17” (2018) 127,207 ratings / ★9.6
Gong Woo Jin (Yang Se Jong) hasn’t been the same since a tragic accident that happened when he was younger. He finds it difficult to connect with people as an adult, and self-improvement is definitely not something he really cares about. Then he meets Woo Seo Ri (Shin Hae Sun), a girl who wakes up from a coma after 13 years. The two discover that their fate with each other goes far back. During this destined discovery, they lean on each other for emotional support.
A great part about this series was seeing Yang Se Jong in a rom-com role alongside the very talented Shin Hae Sun. Fans immediately fell in love with the two and their long romantic tale. The journey of the two overcoming their past trauma also gives comfort and healing, which many would unexpectedly find solace in.
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44. “Be My Boyfriend” (2021) 126,824 ratings / ★9.3
At Hwayang High School, popular and talented Oh Ji Na (Lee Si Woo) is determined to achieve her dream of becoming a K-pop idol. To help her image, she enters into a fake relationship with the quiet Lee Seung Min (Shin Hyun Seung). Though the arrangement is meant to be temporary, the more time they spend together, the harder it becomes to ignore their growing feelings for each other.
“Be My Boyfriend” is a charming teen romance that perfectly captures the excitement and nervousness of first love. What begins as a simple arrangement quickly grows into something more meaningful, making every interaction between the leads enjoyable to watch. The leads also delighted fans when they reunited as a couple in “Sh**ting Stars”!
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45. “So I Married the Anti-Fan” (2021) 126,165 ratings / ★9.3
“So I Married the Anti-Fan” stars Choi Tae Joon as Who Joon, a top star who is very arrogant and full of himself. Sooyoung plays Lee Geun Young, a magazine reporter who despises Who Joon and is his ultimate “anti-fan.” Destiny brings them together as they are offered to participate in a reality show where a celebrity and his anti-fan are to live together. They both accept the offer as a result of some difficult personal situations, and they obviously fall in love!
When it was announced that this series was going to hit Korean airways, no one could have anticipated just how long it would take for it to premiere. Fans were literally waiting years for this series to come out, and when it finally did, we weren’t disappointed! Seeing Choi Tae Joon make the transformation into an idol was enjoyable to see as well as the natural chemistry he had with Sooyoung!
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46. “1% of Something” (2016) 124,883 ratings / ★9.6
Lee Jae In (Ha Seok Jin) is forced to be in a relationship with Kim Da Hyun (Jun So Min) in hopes of attaining his grandfather’s inheritance. The two are total opposites in character, but they decide to go through with a six-month contract relationship with some added requests. They bicker, fight, and can’t see eye to eye on most things, but they somehow manage to find a way into each other’s hearts.
A truly underrated K-drama, “1% of Something” will draw you in with its likable main leads and their eventual meeting. It is the classic fake dating romance fairytale story that will tug at your heartstrings and make you really root for the two to end up together. There is heartbreak, butterflies, and healing, all in one perfect series. It’s a total delight, and you’ll be able to escape from the world for a while!
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47. “Playful Kiss” (2010) 124,159 ratings / ★9.3
“Playful Kiss” is a classic rom-com starring Kim Hyun Joong as Baek Seung Jo and Jung So Min as Oh Ha Ni. It is set in a high school, and Seung Jo has stellar grades with a very high IQ whereas Ha Ni gets poor grades but has a big heart. The two clash at first but develop strong feelings for each other.
This series is based off the Japanese manga book and Taiwanese drama. It garnered a huge fan base and a lot of viewers from all over the world as people were familiar with the fun storyline. The over-the-top scenes and classic K-drama tropes that viewers are so familiar with provided a comforting and swoony watch that makes it a classic to this day!
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48. “Forest” (2020) 123,620 ratings / ★9.3
Kang San Hyeok (Park Hae Jin) is a special rescue worker who has lost all memory of his childhood. He meets surgical resident Jeong Yeong Jae (Jo Bo Ah) in a mysterious forest. Forced to live there together, they slowly grow closer while uncovering hidden secrets about the forest and themselves.
“Forest” is a calming but emotional drama that quickly pulls viewers in. Kang San Hyuk and Jeong Yeong Jae meet in a mysterious forest, where they slowly help each other heal from past pain. With its peaceful setting and heartfelt story, it’s a healing drama that offers viewers a lot of comfort and emotional depth.
Baek Su Jeong (Mun Ka Young), a top-performing team leader at a major department store, reunites with Ban Ju Yeon (Choi Hyun Wook), her new boss and the company’s heir, after 16 years. As past online game memories and first love resurface, their complicated history begins to interfere with their present-day working relationship.
The most recent drama on this list, “My Dearest Nemesis” follows a complicated past relationship that reignites in unexpected ways, bringing both tension and romance to the story that viewers love. While the main love story is compelling, the second lead couple is just as addictive and will absolutely steal peoples’ hearts. With its mix of humor, heart, and chemistry-filled moments, it’s an easy watch that is easy to get hooked on!
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50. “Fight For My Way” (2017) 121,778 ratings / ★9.6
Ko Dong Man (Park Seo Joon) works as a contract employee while still chasing his dream of becoming a UFC champion. Choi Ae Ra (Kim Ji Won), who gave up her goal of becoming an announcer, works at a department store information desk. The two navigate their everyday struggles and ambitions.
How could we ever forget the passionate, aegyo-filled romance between Dong Man and Ae Ra? Seeing the rough-and-tumble side of Park Seo Joon was a real treat, but what truly stands out is how deeply he yearns for Ae Ra and how much he softens whenever she is around. That emotional contrast is the icing on the cake. It’s no surprise this series was such a success and captured so many viewers’ hearts.
After being falsely accused and expelled from high school due to his first love and a classmate, Kang Bok Soo (Yoo Seung Ho) returns as an adult seeking revenge. Re-enrolling at the same school, he finds a changed environment and becomes caught up in unexpected situations as he faces his past.
The strongest part of this series is the emotional chemistry between Yoo Seung Ho and Jo Bo Ah whenever they face each other. Their earnest expressions and tear-filled moments pull viewers in instantly. It’s a story full of heart-fluttering romance, perfectly balanced with a gripping revenge plot.
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52. “At a Distance, Spring is Green” (2021) 117,463 ratings / ★9.4
A group of university students navigate love and personal struggles as they adjust to adult life. Yeo Joon (Park Ji Hoon), Kim So Bin (Kang Min Ah), and Nam Soo Hyun (Bae In Hyuk) each carry their own family and financial burdens while trying to find their place in the world.
Seeing Park Ji Hoon as Yeo Joon in this role really solidified his career as an actor. His portrayal of such a complex character really reached out to viewers, and his chemistry with Kang Min Ah and Bae In Hyuk was so evident on screen. This coming-of-age story resonated with viewers as it captures the uncertainty of adulthood, friendships, and of course, love.
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53. “The Bride of Habaek” (2017) 114,834 ratings / ★9.2
Neuropsychiatrist Yoon So Ah (Shin Sae Kyeong) becomes entangled with Ha Baek (Nam Joo Hyuk), a reincarnated water god her family is bound to serve. As Ha Baek develops feelings for her, she also draws the attention of a resort CEO and other gods, leading to a complicated mix of love, rivalry, and destiny.
What makes the series so engaging and loved is how it mixes modern romance with fantasy mythology. Ha Baek not understanding the human world along with So Ah’s practical and grounded personality create both funny moments and emotional depth—all elements that keep viewers engaged and wanting more!
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54. “Healer” (2014-2015) 114,149 ratings / ★9.7
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 past.
No one will ever forget the duality of Ji Chang Wook’s character, Jung Hoo. The way he falls in love with and yearns for Young Shin is what truly makes this series so unforgettable. The twists in the storyline also kept viewers constantly on edge. All in all, it stands as one of the most gripping and memorable series of all time.
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55. “Clean with Passion for Now” (2018-2019) 113,069 ratings / ★9.3
Cleaning company CEO Jang Seon Gyeol (Yun Kyun Sang) suffers from mysophobia and lives a controlled, spotless life. His world is turned upside down when he meets Gil Oh Sol (Kim You Jung), a carefree and messy new employee who has no fear of dirt or chaos. As she helps him confront his condition, their unlikely connection slowly turns into love.
This sweet series is brought to life through the bright character Gil Oh Sol. Seeing the adorable chemistry between Kim You Jung and Yun Kyun Sang brings so much to the story, making it a light-hearted, feel-good watch. The way Oh Sol takes care of Seon Gyeol and how deeply he grows to love her adds warmth to the series, making it both heartwarming and unforgettable.
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56. “She Was Pretty” (2015) 111,881 ratings / ★9.5
Sung Joon (Park Seo Joon) returns to Korea as a successful editor and reunites with Hye Jin (Hwang Jung Eum), who is struggling with her changed life and appearance. When she asks her friend to pretend to be her, their paths still unexpectedly cross again at the same fashion magazine.
Who doesn’t love a makeover rom-com drama? The original king and queen of rom-coms, Park Seo Joon and Hwang Jung Eum truly knocked it out of the park in this series. There’s never a dull moment as Hye Jin navigates life and unexpectedly finds love with Sung Joon. The two light up the screen whenever they’re together, and them realizing their love for each other at the end was truly perfection!
After surviving a tragic childhood accident and being adopted by a new family, Ha Myung (Lee Jong Suk) grows up with a new identity while still carrying the pain of his past. Years later, he and In Ha (Park Shin Hye), who hiccups whenever she lies, enter the world of journalism where buried secrets and complicated family connections begin to surface.
The performances from the two leads in this series were outstanding. The emotional depth between the characters and the way their relationship grows throughout the series make every moment feel impactful. Not only is the love story between Ha Myung and In Ha epic, but the relationship that unfolds between Ha Myung and his brother, Jae Myung (Yun Kyun Sang), adds another layer of intensity to the story.
In a world where “Monos” can only see in black and white and “Probes” can make them see color, Yeon Woo (Yoo Jun) lives a quiet life without wanting anything to change. But when he meets Yoo Han (Hur Hyun Jun), his “Probe,” he experiences color for the first time and is forced to face emotions he has been avoiding.
The angst and tension between the two leads in this BL series really keep viewers on the edge of their seats. The one-liners, especially the “you’re really pretty” line, had us all gasping for air. Watching their relationship evolve as they navigate their complicated feelings for each other makes this a beautiful love story.
Mok Sol Hee (Kim So Hyun) can hear when people are lying, but she sees her ability as more of a curse than a gift. Unable to fully trust anyone, her life changes when she becomes involved with a murder suspect (Hwang Minhyun) who insists he is innocent and makes her question what she believes.
When you have Kim So Hyun leading a romance series, you’re guaranteed plenty of heart-fluttering moments. As one of Hwang Minhyun’s earlier lead roles, he really wears his heart on his sleeve, making his charater’s love for Sol Hee feel genuine and heartfelt. And that confession and kiss scene? Totally worth the watch!
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60. “Lovers of the Red Sky” (2021) 104,613 ratings / ★9.4
Set during the Joseon era, talented painter Hong Cheon Gi (Kim You Jung) becomes the first female artist at the Royal Academy of Painting and dedicates her life to art. She meets Ha Ram (Ahn Hyo Seop), a skilled astronomy officer who lost his sight, and the two unexpectedly fall for each other.
This series balances its supernatural elements with plenty of light-hearted and heartfelt moments between the two leads. Ahn Hyo Seop truly showcases his acting range through his portrayal of a blind character, making the role feel incredibly believable. Paired with Kim You Jung’s bright and lovable energy, the series becomes impossible not to fall in love with.
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61. “Love Scout” (2025) 103,702 ratings / ★9.4
A confident CEO, Kang Ji Yun (Han Ji Min), runs a headhunting company and focuses completely on her career, relying on her secretary (Lee Jun Hyuk) to take care of everything outside of work. As they spend more time together, they begin to see different sides of each other and slowly develop feelings.
There’s nothing better than seeing a second-chance love story and a male lead who yearns so desperately for a woman who believes she doesn’t deserve that kind of love. This romance touches the deepest parts of the heart, especially as secretary Yu Eun Ho quietly wins over Ji Yun’s affections. Watching the two fall deeper and deeper in love from beginning to end is both romantic and emotionally satisfying.
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62. “Meow, the Secret Boy” (2020) 102,907 ratings / ★9.2
A graphic designer named Sol Ah (Shin Ye Eun), takes in a stray cat named Hong Jo (Kim Myung Soo), unaware that he can secretly turn into a human. As they begin living together, she gets pulled into unexpected situations and a connection grows between them.
When watching this series, the heartfelt warmth and butterflies felt is so strong. It’s an easy watch that viewers can get sucked into and get lost in the romance between Sol Ah and Hong Jo. The chemistry between the two leads is both adorable and steamy, and seeing how they eventually fall in love is so sweet! It’s a fantasy romance that had people completely invested.
The final drama to make the cut is “Backstreet Rookie,” which is also Ji Chang Wook’s fifth drama and Kim You Jung’s third drama on this list! After a breakup, Choi Dae Hyun (Ji Chang Wook) meets a group of high school girls, including the bold Jung Saet Byul (Kim You Jung), who leaves a lasting impression on him. Three years later, while managing his family’s struggling convenience store, he is surprised when an older Jung Saet Byul returns and applies to work there part-time.
The best part about this series is seeing Ji Chang Wook and Kim You Jung in a rom-com together. Fans immediately fell in love with the two and their flirtatious banter. The journey of the two overcoming obstacles also gives comfort and healing, which many would unexpectedly find solace in.
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Top 5 K-Dramas On Viki In May 2026
As May comes to a close, it’s time to look back at the K-dramas that kept viewers entertained throughout the month. Here are the top five titles that received the most love on Viki in May!
In no particular order.
“The Legend of Kitchen Soldier”
“The Legend of Kitchen Soldier” is a military fantasy-comedy drama that tells the story of army cook Kang Sung Jae (Park Ji Hoon). When a mysterious quest window pops up in front of him one day, Private Kang Sung Jae begins an unexpected journey that leads him down the path toward becoming a legendary cook.
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“Filing for Love”
“Filing for Love” is an office rom-com drama that tells the story of Noh Ki Jun (Gong Myoung), once the ace of a major corporation’s audit team who is demoted to handling internal misconduct, and Joo In Ah (Shin Hae Sun), a tough and eccentric audit team leader with a secret.
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“The Scarecrow”
“The Scarecrow” follows detective Kang Tae Joo (Park Hae Soo), who is investigating a series of murders and is forced into an unlikely partnership with prosecutor Cha Si Young (Lee Hee Joon), a man he despises. Set between 1988 and 2019, the suspenseful story tracks the two men bound by misfortune and an uneasy alliance of hatred as they chase the truth across 30 years.
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“Yumi’s Cells 3”
“Yumi’s Cells” tells the story of an ordinary office worker named Yumi (Kim Go Eun)—from the point of view of the many brain cells in her head controlling her every thought, feeling, and action. Yumi, who has become a famous writer by Season 3, goes through big changes when she meets Soon Rok (Kim Jae Won), an editorial PD at Julie Publishing.
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“Phantom Lawyer”
“Phantom Lawyer” is a quirky yet heartwarming legal drama that follows the adventures of Shin I Rang (Yoo Yeon Seok), a lawyer who can see ghosts, and elite attorney Han Na Hyun (Esom) as they resolve the lingering grievances of their very unusual clients—ghosts—through the law.
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8 On-Air Korean Variety Shows To Watch On Viki
This summer has been an exciting time for new variety shows on Viki!
Here are 8 new and on-air Korean variety programs you can watch on Viki now:
“Unplanned Trip: Limited Edition”
“Unplanned Trip: Limited Edition” follows Park Seo Joon, Jung Yu Mi, and Choi Woo Shik as they travel across South Korea without knowing where they will go, where they will sleep, or how they will get there. It is a new version of the long-running “Youth Over Flowers” travel series.
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“Bonjour Bakery”
Set in a peaceful rural village, “Bonjour Bakery” is a healing baking variety show centered on Korea’s first senior French dessert cafe, where pastries are crafted using local ingredients. The show stars Kim Hee Ae, Cha Seung Won, Kim Seon Ho, and Lee Ki Taek.
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“Kumusta”
Although not technically a Korean variety show, “Kumusta” is a new cross-cultural culinary collaboration! Led by chef JP Anglo, Filipino celebrities Jodi Sta. Maria, Francine Diaz, Janella Salvador, and Arci Muñoz partner with South Korean actor Ji Chang Wook to develop a Filipino pop-up restaurant in Gangnam.
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“Heart Signal 5”
“Heart Signal” is a hit dating show in which singles look for love while living together in the same house. Meanwhile, a celebrity panel attempts to deduce whom each contestant is interested in and which singles will wind up forming couples. This season’s “celebrity prediction panel” includes original members Yoon Jong Shin, Lee Sang Min, and Kim Eana, who are joined by new members Roy Kim and Billlie’s Tsuki.
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“Director’s Arena”
Short-form dramas are taking the world by storm, and a new generation of South Korean directors are ready to deliver in this first-ever directorial survival show. Mentored by film director Lee Byeong Heon, actors Cha Tae Hyun and Jang Keun Suk, and comedian Jang Do Yeon, the contestants must capture the audience’s attention within two minutes—or risk elimination.
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“Running Man”
Prepare for non-stop laughter and adrenaline as Yu Jae Seok, Ji Suk Jin, Kim Jong Kook, Haha, Song Ji Hyo, Yang Se Chan, and Ji Ye Eun embark on outrageous missions and hilarious games across Korea and beyond with plenty of special guests! From elaborate tag sequences to mind-bending puzzles, this iconic variety show delivers unpredictable twists and turns.
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“The Return of Superman”
It’s Dad’s time to shine: while the wives take a well-deserved break, these celebrity fathers take on the challenge of caring for their young children for 48 hours, entirely on their own. Get an intimate look into the daily lives and unique parenting styles of these famous dads, as they navigate everything from mealtime chaos to imaginative play.
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“I Live Alone”
Step into the intriguing, often hilarious, and surprisingly relatable lives of South Korea’s most beloved single celebrities. From the mundane to the extraordinary, this unscripted series offers an intimate glimpse into their daily routines. Alongside hosts including Jun Hyun Moo, Kian84, and a rotating cast of celebrity guests, you’ll get an inside look into what it’s like to live alone in Korea.
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