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  1. Guardian: The Lonely and Great God :

 Goblin is a fantasy romance about a modern-day goblin (Gong Yoo) who wishes to eliminate his cursed immortal existence but requires the help of a human wife (Kim Go Eun). His existence is eventually interwoven with that of a grim reaper (Lee Dong Wook) who is unable to recall his history. It is a fascinating voyage packed with fantastic characters, talented performers, and a fresh and unusual story that was skillfully intertwined throughout each episode.

It was also highly popular in other countries, and it was particularly influential in the beginning of the Hallyu trend in India, and it is still watched by K-Drama fans.

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 2.The Heirs

The show follows a group of wealthy, privileged high school teenagers as they prepare to inherit their families' corporate empires, overcoming obstacles and growing along the way. The finale is surprisingly nice; each individual is able to discover their own happiness in such a profound manner. Despite the fact that the ending was somewhat ambiguous, we might assume our alternate finish!

 

  1. Twenty-Five  Twenty-One

Twenty-Five Twenty-One follows five friends as they attempt to pursue their aspirations and navigate early adulthood in the dark wake of the 1997 Asian financial crisis. The plot is divided into two timelines, 1998 and 2022, with comparisons drawn between South Korea's International Monetary Fund (IMF) Crisis and the current COVID-19 issue. Since its premiere, the drama has received a positive response from both domestic and international K-drama fans. 

 

  1. Our Beloved Summer

A romantic comedy television series about adolescent love. During their high school years, Choi Woong and Kook Yeon Su appear in a documentary. Ten years later, recordings from their documentary begin to resurface on the internet, causing the filmmakers to organize a follow-up youth documentary with them. The series chronicles the pair's adult lives, including their occupations, which seem to overlap despite being in different fields and the changing relationships with their families, friendships, and the revelation of a previous romantic engagement and a messy breakup with each other.

 

  1. Hometown Cha-Cha-Cha

The plot revolves around the lives of big-city girl Yoon Hye Jin (Shin Mina) and small-town boy Hong Du Sik (Kim Seon Ho) and his chosen family, the citizens of Gongjin. The core storyline is simple and centered around a woman named Hye-Jin. She is a dentist from Seoul, but due to a sequence of terrible occurrences, she finds herself in the small beach town of Gongjin. She quickly feels like an outsider and struggles to fit in. When she decides to create a dental practise, she just exacerbates the situation.

 

  1. Suspicious Partner

It is a drama that successfully combines the two diametrically opposed genres of romance and crime. The story follows two lawyers, No Ji Wook and Eun Bong Hee , and the consequent cases that they solve together, including the core central plot of proving Bong Hee's innocence after she is falsely accused of murdering her ex-boyfriend.

 

  1. Strong Girl Bong-Soon

do bong Soon was born with superhuman strength, which she handed down to all of the ladies in her family. Ahn Min-hyuk is the endearing CEO of Ainsoft, a gaming development firm. He hires her as his bodyguard after witnessing her strength since a strange person is threatening him. Simultaneously, a maniacal serial kidnapper is abducting women in the Dobong-dong neighborhood, and Bong Soon, along with her friend and police officer In Gook Doo, is determined to catch the perpetrator.

 

  1. Fight for my way

"Fight for My Way"  chronicles the experiences of four friends with their own dreams as they traverse life and love while attempting to reach and figure out their own dreams amidst life's grim reality. It's a great coming-of-age narrative about average folks in their late twenties who are still attempting to claim their youth, hopes, and dreams. Aside from that, it's an intriguing analysis of people's choices and how they affect those around them, as well as a terrific best friends-to-lovers narrative.

 

  1. The King

The plot centres around two parallel worlds: the Republic of Korea and the Kingdom of Corea. In Corea, the King is assassinated by his uncle, Lee Lim, while his son, Lee Gon, faces certain death at the hands of his uncle. Fortunately, an unknown cloaked figure approaches and rescues him, pushing through the guards and forcing this man to depart. The only thing that has survived is an ID card for a woman named Tae-Eul. The King: Eternal Monarch begins with some perplexity before resolving itself and becoming completely captivating and pleasant.

 

  1. Little Women

The plot of this Korean mystery thriller drama centres around the plight of three sisters. The storyline chronicles their journey when they are caught up in a huge incident that affects their lives forever. The plot revolves around three ambitious sisters who must overcome betrayal and rely on one another to thrive in a ruthless, top-down society.

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