10 K-dramas that will turn you into a K-drama addict
Pujya Doss
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Moving
Amid hundreds of Korean dramas released in 2023, Moving, an action-packed, emotional drama, proved to be the best of the best – something that only comes out once a decade
Twinkling Watermelon is yet another time-travel Korean drama released this year. The plot revolves around Eun Gyeol, a high school student passionate about music who performs as a guitarist every night after school
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Twinkling Watermelon
Beyond the undeniable on-screen chemistry between the main characters, this Korean fantasy series stands out as it avoids clichés and surprises its viewers at every turn
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Alchemy of Souls
Dr. Romantic made a triumphant return after a three-year absence, and it did not disappoint. Picking up where the second season left off, Dr. Kim Sa Bu has finally managed to open a trauma center equipped with the latest medical technology
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Dr. Romantic Season 3
Loosely based on a true story of bullying that occurred in South Korea in 2006, this harrowing tale follows a former victim of school violence who returns to her past 18 years later, seeking vengeance on those who ruined her life
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The Glory Part 2
This family melodrama delves into the complicated yet heartwarming relationship between a mother and her son, whose upbringing was strict in order to mold him into a stern and successful prosecutor
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The Good Bad Mother
My Dearest is a historical melodrama set in the 1600s, when a mysterious man named Lee Jang Hyun appears out of nowhere in Neunggun-ri and quickly becomes well-known across the town, eventually drawing the interest of Yu Gil Chae
My Dearest
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Celebrity offers a tantalizing glimpse into the scandalous and enticing world of influencers in Seoul and the mysteries that surround those ensnared by it
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Celebrity
Based on a webtoon of the same name, See You in My 19th Life follows a woman, Ban Ji-eum, who has an extraordinary ability to recall all her past lives.
See You in My 19th Life
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It’s a well-known fact that South Korean filmmakers excel in crafting the finest romantic comedies and heartwarming dramas, and this series is a perfect example. Crash Course in Romance is exactly the kind of comfort food many would love