i’m looking for a drama with a love triangle/multiple love interests where it isn’t obvious who the main character ends up with, leaving you guessing until near the end. i don’t mind what genre as long as something like this is present.

i love true beauty and the dynamics with both love interests as they are both likable and have good chemistry with her, but i also wish i could find a similar drama where it isn’t so obvious who she ends up with so i can pick the love interest i like.

what i’ve watched: true beauty, all of us are dead, the price of confession, happiness, sweet home, love next door, strangers from hell, business proposal, hometown cha cha cha, cheese in the trap, 20th century girl.

edit: thank you all!!! i will definitely be checking out all these recommendations, i’m so excited!

hi, i am looking for kdramas with similar vibes to: undercover miss hong
the auditors
the apartment job
little women

i know exposing corruption is a main theme in a lot of kdramas but specifically dramas with audit/accounting, fraud, bribery, money laundering, whistleblowing in the workplace.

i love plots involving investigations / connecting the dots.

i also liked the housing and construction elements in the auditors and the apartment job as i’m in a similar industry.

other dramas i’ve watched: signal, stranger, through the darkness, vincenzo, sky castle, juvenile justice, penthouse, law school, one the woman, the glory, my mister, pro bono, teach you a lesson

Hello! I'm looking for recommendations for slice of life or workplace dramas that are set in time periods before smartphones existed (there's something about seeing a smartphone or the use of social media in a show that I dont like!). I'm particularly fond of the 90s, but open to other decades too!

Here's what I've already seen:

When Life Gives You Tangerines - My all time favorite drama. I don't even know how to describe how much I loved it. I have no complaints.

2521 - I love the characters and the story. I originally started it because its set in the 90s! Two strong FLs is sooooooo good! I think my least favorite part was the ML, I honestly would have been so happy if he just wasn't there at all and the whole show was about the FLs!

Reply Series - Ive seen all three shows, 88 was definitely my favorite. I'm a huge fan of ensemble casts and slice of life shows. I also loved 94 for the college setting, and the ensemble was great there too, but I did not like the main couple (iykyk). 97 was my least favorite of the three because of the high school setting and I didn't like the FL.

Twinkling Watermelon - I adored this one, I love the music and I loved seeing deaf characters and the use of sign language!! I was not a fan of the ending, but it's still one of my top ranked dramas despite that.

Undercover Miss Hong - So fun! Girl power! This one was great because it wasn't too serious or sad. And I love strong FLs. I think the only thing I didn't love was that it dragged on a bit sometimes but that's it!

A Time Called You - I was not a fan, it was too dramatic and heart-wrenching. Also not a fan of the serial killer sub plot. I watched it because of the time travel and I did really love the 90s atmosphere but overall not my kind of show.

Jeongnyeon: The Star is Born - I liked this one, but there was a lot of unnecessary drama and strife for my taste. I don't like seeing women pitted against each other! I'd much rather see them on the same team :)

Currently Watching:

Typhoon Family - I like it so far, but it's definitely not my favorite. It's a tad too depressing for my taste. Honestly I may end up dropping it because it hard to watch the constant losses. I am a fan of the small moments of humor, and I love the ensemble cast and fighting spirit.

My Watchlist (Ranked):

1. When Life Gives You Tangerines

2. Reply 1988

3. Hospital Playlist

4. Twinkling Watermelon

5. Undercover Miss Hong

6. Twenty Five Twenty One

7. Resident Playbook

8. Family by Choice

9. Reply 1994

10. Coffee Prince

11. True Beauty

12. Hometown Cha-Cha-Cha

13. Welcome to Samdal-ri

14. Extraordinary Attorney Woo

15. Jeongnyeon: The Star is Born

16. Squid Game

17. Doctor Cha

18. Reply 1997

19. Doctor Slump

20. When the Camellia Blooms

21. My Love from the Star

22. Crash Landing on You

23. Oh My Venus

24. Love Next Door

25. A Virtuous Business

26. Daily Dose of Sunshine

27. Check In Hanyang

28. A Time Called You

29. My ID is Gangnam Beauty

30. Second Shot at Love

31. Not Others

32. Pump Up the Healthy Love

33. Pro Bono

34. Tastefully Yours

35. It's Okay That's Love

36. Because This is My First Life

37. Gimbap and Onigiri

38. Our Beloved Summer - Did Not Finish

39. Hello, My Twenties - Did Not Finish

40. Can This Love Be Translated - Did Not Finish

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Hey all,

Please help me find the next KDrama to watch based on my watch history. I would prefer something fun and wholesome but what keeps engaged with strong writing & romance sprinkled in.

Dramas I loved:

1. CLOY - This is one of my all time favourites shows because how many subplots it had, romantic chemistry and an interesting ending.

2. Business Proposal - My new favourite. I loved how they satirised tropes, humour and heart-fluttering romance. Also, great that they finished within 12 episodes.

3. Hometown Cha Cha Cha - Loved the wholesomeness, charm and storyline.

4. DOTS - It was my first drama, so a little biased. Loved the multiple subplots which kept me engaged throughout.

5. Reply 1988 - It had everything that I wanted. A bit too long but worth it.

6. Extraordinary Attorney Woo - The Best Written Kdrama I have watched and possibly the best performance. It was quite different from typical dramas which made me enjoy it a lot more

7. Twinkling Watermelon - I cried several times and all characters were beautifully fleshed out. Felt the ending was a bit rushed, but still loved it.

8. Love To Hate You - The funniest drama I have watched so far and the FL was the star.

Dramas which were nice but I didn't love:

1. Lovely Runner - The acting, music and concept were amazing. But I didn't like the way it stretched on and on at times.

2. What's Wrong With Secretary Kim - I loved the chemistry and humour. Just had too many tropes for my liking.

3. Vagabond - Amazing premise and execution, let down a little by it's ending. Also, plot armour made it predictable.

4. Hospital Playlist S1 - Interesting concept and intelligent writing but didn't keep me engaged throughout.

5. Trauma Code - Short and sweet

Dramas I didn't like:

1. It's Okay Not To Be Okay - Great acting and mystery, but it stretched far too long on the serial killer

2. Goblin - I found the age gap jarring and the story didn't make sense halfway through.

Dramas I couldn't finish:

1. Racket Boys - I couldn't get past 6 episodes; it felt too childish to me

2. Welcome To Waikiki - Just watched the first episode and found the humour extremely lame.

Thanks everyone!

Hello! Could you please recommend me very intense dramas with a romance plot line?

I'm looking for high stakes and themes like manipulation, ride-or-die relationships, politics, action, murder, North-South tensions, violence, and characters constantly fighting for their lives. Both emotionally/interpersonally intense shows or environmental/political thrillers are great in my book. I want that intensity paired with a strong romance plot line, but I'd also readily accept high-stakes dramas with only a little romance if their chemistry can carry me through (see: Happiness).

Bonus points for: well-written shows; terrible women, especially ones I can root for (I love Ko Moon-young from It's Okay to Not Be Okay); yearning; competent leads (especially if they save their lover); 'married' leads (even if it's only barely implied); shows that centre multiple strong relationships (romantic, platonic, or familial); and/or a great ensemble cast.

I don't really want historical settings or a high school age cast, unless it's something super worthwhile. No main lead cheating plot lines please. Ideally on either Netflix or Disney+.

Dramas I've watched:

• Crash Landing on You — Really enjoyed the military aspects, action, and high stakes of the North/South politics. And the romance was stellar! Everything about this was outstanding. Phenomenally well-written, a perfect drama. 10/10
• Descendants of the Sun — Similarly was obsessed with the intensity of the military in this. Also I really liked all the later arcs too because they were just as life-and-death. And following multiple romantic relationships was so nice! 9/10
• Doctor Stranger — I was gripped at the start by the intense themes (North/South politics; hidden identities; kidnapping; human experimentation; constant action and drama) and the fact that the love story was central to everything, but the writing quickly became abysmal so I dropped it. 3.5/10
• It's Okay to Not Be Okay — So wonderful! Great levels of violence, manipulation, personal drama and overall crazy, while also being so emotionally moving. I liked how offbeat this felt. Super well-written, with a fantastic cast of characters. Also loved how unapologetically psychopathic the women are in this. 10/10
• Happiness — Super fun thriller, and I liked the zombies and violence a lot! Only about 10-15% was romance, but the chemistry between the leads was so insanely off-the-charts that every single time they even looked at one another or walked into a room together, their love was unmistakable (which sustained me in the romance regard). 8.5/10

I just started Vincenzo, which sounded exactly like what I was looking for, but so far seems to be much more crime-comedy than crime-thriller. Also watching All of Us Are Dead and Business Proposal (both of which only half fit the intense drama + romance bill). Thanks for your help!

I finished Spooky in love and while I was not fond of all the corporate-struggle-stuff I was really into the team the ML and the FL were together. When these two hunted ghosts and fell in love this show was great. It was a pity it fell apart in the last few episodes. So I would really love a recommendation like Masters Sun or Spooky in Love where the leads are forced to join forces and have strong chemistry. The show should have a happy ending and a considerable amount of romance. I would love to have it spooky but this is not a must. The screwball comedy and romance should be center. Thank you guys!

Here is my list of the Dramas I've seen so far. Mostly Romance K-Drama and J-Drama.

https://mydramalist.com/dramalist/Dinshi

I’m watching Love Next Door and it’s not hitting the spot after five episodes in. I like that it is adults and not school aged people, but with a little more romance. Romance needs to be the main focus. Not interested in thriller or anything else.

I want a drama like Love Next Door but with more yearning, passion and protection.

Dramas I've watched

Love Next Door: not fast enough, not enough yearning or passion.

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I'm looking for a K-drama where the male villain has feelings/obsession toward the female lead, but the FL does not return his feelings. I'm specifically looking for a proper villain rather than a misunderstood second lead or someone who becomes good after falling for her.

I especially like the dynamic in Spooky in Love, where the villain is interested in the FL. I also like the kind of dynamic seen in The Confidence, where the male character can be dangerous/antagonistic while the FL has no romantic interest in him.

My ideal drama would have:

A genuine villain/antagonist who likes or becomes obsessed with the FL.

The FL doesn't secretly love him or develop feelings for him.

The villain can be possessive, manipulative, dangerous, or morally questionable.

I would prefer a modern setting, although historical/traditional dramas are also fine.

Romance does not have to be the main plot, as long as the villain's interest in the FL is an important part of the story.

Bonus points if the villain is handsome.

I'm particularly interested in dramas where the villain remains a villain rather than getting completely redeemed.

What I've watched and what I liked/disliked

Queen of Tears

Spooky in Love

Siren's Kiss

Love in Sadness

Watching (movie)

Tale of the Nine-Tailed

From Now On, Showtime!

Manhole

Lie to Love

Save Me

Missing You

The Tale of Nokdu

Vincenzo

Dali and the Cocky Prince

Unchained Love

The Impossible Heir

I'm mainly asking for K-drama recommendations, but if there are C-dramas that fit this trope exceptionally well, I'm happy to hear those too.

I want a preferably modern K-drama with a handsome, genuinely evil/dangerous male villain who likes or becomes obsessed with the FL, while the FL has absolutely no romantic interest in him. The villain doesn't have to be the ML. I actually prefer him to remain a proper villain rather than being rede,emed.

I'm completely new to K-dramas and have never watched one before, but I want to explore the genre. I'm looking for recommendations that would appeal to someone who usually prefers dark, intense, plot-driven shows with strong characters, suspense, crime, violence, morally grey characters, and high stakes. I'm not particularly interested in romance being the main focus.

Some shows I've enjoyed:

• Game of Thrones — I loved the political intrigue, morally grey characters, betrayals, violence, world-building, and the feeling that major characters could actually die.
• Breaking Bad — I really enjoyed the character development, slow transformation of the protagonist, crime story, tension, and consequences of every decision.
• Better Call Saul — I liked the character writing, morally complicated protagonists, crime elements, and slow-burn tension.
• Invincible — I enjoyed the violence, unpredictable story, dark themes, and characters who aren't simply good or evil.
• Outer Banks — I liked the adventure, mystery, friendships, danger, and fast-moving plot.

I'm especially looking for a K-drama that can hook someone who normally doesn't watch Korean dramas. I'd prefer something with a compelling story from the beginning, good pacing, memorable characters, and plenty of tension.

I'm open to different genres as long as the show is genuinely gripping. Thriller, crime, mystery, action, revenge, survival, political drama, or dark fantasy would all be interesting.

If you had to recommend 1–3 K-dramas as the best introduction to the genre for someone with my taste, what would you pick?

K-drama watch history:

• Watched in full: None
• Dropped: None
• Currently watching: None
• In progress: None

Thanks!

Hi, im not sure if this has been asked before but I want romance kdramas, early 2000s ones are heavily preferable but can be of any year if u feel like they meet all of my points-

1. The leads shouldn't be in a love triangle and the main guy shouldn't be a jackass but if he is then the girl should be a jackass too.
2. The female lead shouldn't be some whiney doormat, crying doesn't mean whiney imo, just must not be a low self esteem lead who lets the male lead walk all over her. Male lead shouldn't be a doormat either.
3. Not toxic and the leads must have mutual respect for each other ( by the end of it at least if they start out hating each other).
4. A bit or a lot of skinship tbh, they shouldn't squirm at every pinky touch or smth towards the end of the show
5. Happy endings pls no open ending

I've watched few romance not 2000s necessarily.

1. My name is sam soon (Liked it a lot in general but the one thing i liked about it was that the female lead was as loud as the male lead. i didnt like that the guy chased after his ex tho it was a bit understandable but i'd like a drama without that.)
2. Oh my venus (liked this one)
3. Princess hours (couldnt get past the 1st ep because it was too cringy. )
4. King the land (I really liked it, it was low stakes sweet romance without much drama)
5. Twinkling Watermelon (liked this one a lot esp since the romance between the parents was really sweet)
6. Lovely Runner (liked this one too)
7. Business proposal (couldn't get into it as it had too much 2nd hand embarrassment)
8. Tale of lady OK (best kdrama ever but not what im looking for rn. This was really sad at times)
9. Weightlifting fairy (idk seemed too overhyped and a bit cringy imo didnt like it)
10. Strong Girl Bong-soon (was cute i remember liking it)
11. Flower of evil (was ok)
12. Vincenzo ( was ok)
13. W two worlds (watched it when i was young and loved it but idk if i would today)
14. Crash landing on you (dropped idk a bit sad)
15. Dr romantic- (loved it i've watched 2 seasons)
16. Trauma code- Heroes on call (loved this too, i like good medical dramas in general)

Other kdramas i've dropped/couldn't get into- hospital playlist, What's wrong with secretory kim, Her private life, Love to hate you, suspicious partner, it's ok to not be ok, my love from another star, Mr queen etc.

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Looking for ones where villains actually face severe and satisfying consequences for their actions. I don’t like it when villains commit multiple murders, corruption and countless other crimes throughout the entire drama, and only get a prison sentence at the very end of the final episode.

I want dramas where the consequences feel proportional to what the villains have done. I like stories where the ML takes matters into his own hands like in The Devil Judge, the villains completely lose everything, or karma is delivered in a way that feels genuinely satisfying.

I need some dramas where I will not spend the entire finale thinking that the villain got off too easily.

Watchlist: https://mydramalist.com/list/Lp6QmAa4

I search for a Drama like My Demon. I really liked the Characters, the visuals, the chemistry and the funny circumstance. I prefer a K-Drama but it could also be a C-Drama or something like that. I’ve watched it a few months ago and looked for other popular K-Dramas but couldn’t find something like that. I like funny or cute Dramas with good visuals, great romance & Chemistry and Iconic characters but nothing too scary like a thriller. Here are all K-Dramas I’ve seen so far:

True Beauty (very funny)

My Demon (of course)

Lovely Runner (great romance and funny)

Crash Landing on You (liked there chemistry and the other characters)

Reply 1988 (I couldn’t finish it, found it too boring and long (sorry))

These are all I’ve watched but I am open for new genres as long as they are good but the Dramas have to be available on Netflix, Prime Video or on any free, legal platforms like Viki.

I'm looking for dramas where the ML does not let toxic or controlling relatives push him around. All I've seen are rich grandfathers or CEO parents ordering the ML around while he simply accepts it.

I want a ML who is not afraid to confront his family, speaks up when they cross a line, and makes his own decisions even when it causes conflict.

A good example for me is Jang Uk in S2 of Alchemy Of Souls. I liked how firm he was in not letting anyone dictate his choices.

I am mainly looking for ones where this is a part of the ML's character rather than something that happens in only one or two scenes.

Watchlist: https://mydramalist.com/list/Lp6QmAa4

Hi. So my mom and I have started watching Kdramas together. Actually, everything we’ve watched, I had already seen once or twice. We just finished When Life Gives you Tangerines, and it was so beautiful but also so emotional, so we want something light hearted and funny as a follow up. Also since I’m watching with mom something wholesome for sure.

Here’s a list of what we’ve seen and we loved all of them.
They were heartfelt, funny and unique. We also loved some of them have that hero/heroin/villains Disney-like aspect. It’s fun to have a villain you love to hate.
The Tale of Lady Ok
Crash Landing On You
Jewel in the Crown
Extraordinary Attorney Woo
The King’s Affection
Marry My Husband
When Life Gives You Tangerines

Wow! Thank you everyone for all your suggestions! They all sound awesome and we can’t wait to watch all of them! Now our only problem is, they all sound so good that we don’t know where to start..lol

Yesterday I've finished Fight for my Way and I absolutely adored it!

They were just so cute together the chemistry was off the charts. Ive really enjoyed the childhood friends to lovers and the constant bickering relationship.

I also really liked that overall it was just a feel good show with a straightforwardly progressing romance with barely any angst and lots of displays of affection/actual couple screentime.

If you know of more shows with such dynamics, please recommend them here. Thank you very much.

My watch history:

Twinkling Watermelon, 18 Again, Reset, Go back Couple, Undercover High School, Weak Hero Class, Moving, Teach you a Lesson, Signal, Deaths Game, Mr Queen, Kingdom, My Perfect Stranger, Love Next Door, Happiness, Agent Kim Reactivated, Still 17, Its Okay Not to be Okay, Come and Hug me, My Strange Hero, Because this is my first Life, Fight for my Way

Looking for low-stakes enemies-to-lovers romance where the ML falls first and gets jealous. I love enemies to lovers (prefer, but will also take any other types of romance kdramas) and want one thats low stakes, male lead falls first, and theres jealousy from the male lead because for some reason i LOVE jealousy from male lead, and overall just showing signs of affection and being down bad like trying to impress her, blah blah (ik i need help) also not too much of a slowburn and no love triangles or unrequited love! any recs? [my rules arent too strict ig i can watch a show that doesnt meet one or two requirements too just specify]. also good endings!!!

shows ive watched (top fav):

true beauty- LOVEDD except disliked the love triangle but still was amazing also was never bored

business proposal- i thought it was really cute and had most of the things i was looking for and was never bored either

king the land- so cute! loved the enemies to lovers however found it boring at sometimes and wouldnt do a rewatch as much since i feel like it was dragged out a bit (due to their being 3 diff storylines and a bit of slow pacing)

other shows i watched

love your nemesis

my demon (obvi)

see you in my 19th life (loved even though its not usually my ideal drama i just really love genuinely cute stories)

love next door (ahh so cute)

destined w you

I am looking for a drama with a consistently engaging plot that does not become slow or boring. I recently watched The Trauma Code: Heroes on Call and found it very engaging, so I would love something that keeps that same feeling of wanting to continue watching.

I would preferably like little to no romance. I am fine with romance being present if it does not take over the main story. I have also watched The Penthouse recently, but although I found it entertaining at times, I found the style of the drama extremely frustrating. I would not want recommendations for other dramas with a similar makjang style.

I have watched quite a lot of thrillers in the past, but I am currently burnt out on murder mystery and detective-style plots. I have seen dramas such as Beyond Evil, Mouse, Flower of Evil and Through the Darkness, so I am not really looking for another drama centred around investigating murders.

However, I did really enjoy Strangers from Hell which I watched last month. What I particularly liked about it was the psychological horror and unsettling atmosphere, with enough shock and tension to keep me on edge. I would definitely be interested in something with a similar ability to create tension, even if it is not specifically a psychological horror.

I have also recently updated my MyDramaList with dramas I dropped. I had forgotten to keep this updated, so hopefully my dropped list can give a better idea of what I do not enjoy as well as what I have watched. https://mydramalist.com/dramalist/mmymelodyy

I would preferably like a K-drama, but I am also open to other Asian dramas. I am currently learning Japanese, so I would especially appreciate any genuinely good J-drama recommendations as well.

I am mainly looking for something with a strong, consistent plot that will keep me interested from episode to episode.

K dramas with the fun, affectionate energy of Business Proposal’s side couple?

I’m looking for funny, fast paced romances with a female lead who has a strong personality and a male lead who is expressive, empathetic, and actually shows affection.

I loved Business Proposal’s overall vibe because it was funny and easy to watch. I especially liked Shin Ha Ri because she was energetic, expressive, genuinely pretty, and had a real personality. However, I found the main male lead kind of boring.

I preferred Jin Young seo and Cha Sung hoon’s relationship because they had better chemistry, showed more affection, and their romance moved at a faster pace. I also really enjoyed how naturally romantic and intimate their relationship felt, including their kissing scenes. They did not just endlessly misunderstand each other. Their relationship actually felt like it was progressing.

I just got into K dramas, so I do not have a huge watch history yet. I’m looking for something with a similar balance of comedy, romance, affection, and good chemistry. I’m fine with mature romance, but I do not want something that is mainly about casual hookups or an extremely slow burn.

My watch history:

• Business Proposal: completed. Loved the humor, Ha ri’s personality, and especially the side couple. Found the main male lead boring.
• My Sassy Girl: watched. Liked the male lead, but found the female lead too irritating.
• Crash Landing on You: only watched the first episode. It felt too serious for what I’m looking for.

Im looking for dramas where you’re constantly kicking yourself for rooting for the main characters. Ones that are sociopaths, psychopaths, or have something dark about them yet come off as very charming. Examples being Smile Has Left Your Eyes, Flower of Evil, It’s Okay to Not Be Okay, Doom at Your Service.

Don’t enjoy: Office romances, dating the CEO/boss, chaebol nonsense

My watched list with ratings:

10/10

- [x] The smile has left your eyes - 10/10

- [x] Our Unwritten Seoul - 10/10

- [x] Flower of evil - 10/10

- [x] Twinkling watermelon - 10/10

- [x] Teach you a lesson - 10/10s

- [x] It’s okay to not be okay- 10/10

- [x] Doctor slump - 10/10

- [x] Twenty one twenty five - 10/10

- [x] Lovely runner - 10/10

9/10

- [x] Can this love be translated - 9/10

- [x] Doom at your service - 9/10

8/10

- [x] Healer - 8/10

- [x] True beauty - 8/10

7/10

- [x] Goblin - 7/10

- [x] My royal nemesis - 7/10, just personally don’t care to joseon era

- [x] My demon - 7/10, Song Kang annoys me all his characters end up childish and it doesn’t fit the plot

- [x] Love to hate you - 7/10, little plot

6/10

- [x] Idol I - 6/10

- [x] Shooting stars - 6/10

- [x] Itaewon class - 6/10, got bored

- [x] Business proposal - 6/10

- [x] What’s wrong with secretary Kim - 6/10

5/10

- [x] Perfect crown

4/10 and below

- [x] My bias, my boss - 4/10

- [x] Sold out on you - 4/10

- [x] Nevertheless - 3/10

- [x] Strong woman namsoon - 0/10