Romantic K-drama
'Love in the Moonlight' is a moment to remember in its heartfelt and lighter episodes that segue between profound emotional punches and fun moments in flawless unity
'Princess Hours' encourages faith in improbabilities, relationships, and love. It’s a K-drama of tropes, but the predictability satisfies
One fateful night, when two individuals swap bodies, things get out of hand, triggering conflicting emotions in this unique Cinderella story
As good as it gets, 'Queen of Tears' lies between sobbing fits and heartfelt moments intensified through an expressive ambient OST
Includes "Coffee Prince," "Something in the Rain," "Crash Landing on You," and other hits noted for excellent renditions of a slow-burn romance
It's akin to an emotional ode to their carefree days, reviving vivid recollections of two individuals encapsulated in an unforgettable slice-of-life romance drama
A curly-haired, towering, filthy rich, and adonis Gu Jun-pyo’s role went to Lee Min-ho, and purportedly he learned of it from the newspaper; there was fierce competition for the part
An unforgettable opus of romance, humor, action, intrigue, and an evergreen OST complementing its themes of love, friendship, solidarity, grief, and loss
The 2018 K-drama—centered on a toyboy connection—remains highly topical for the way it addresses cultural taboos, notably those concerning relationships
