Romance Watchlist: Must-See K-Dramas & C-Dramas💕

A Time Called You

Trailer link: A Time Called You

Where To Watch: Netflix (*click for direct link*)

Episode Count: 16

Description: A Time Called You is a romantic sci-fi mystery about Jun-hee, a woman grieving the loss of her boyfriend, who finds herself inexplicably transported back to 1998—into the body of a high school girl. There, she meets a boy who looks exactly like the one she lost, sparking a journey through time, love, and fate. As timelines blur and secrets unfold, the drama weaves together longing, identity, and the question of whether love can truly transcend time. Emotionally rich and quietly haunting, it’s a story that lingers.

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Other Genres: Thriller, Mystery, Fantasy

Overall Rating: 8.4/10 (MyDramaList)

Pursuit of Jade

Trailer link: Pursuit of Jade

Where To Watch: Netflix, iQIYI (*click for direct link*)

Episode Count: 40

Description: Pursuit of Jade is a historical romance that somehow manages to balance political intrigue, revenge, war, and heartfelt romance without dropping the ball. It follows a hardworking butcher’s daughter who unexpectedly crosses paths with an injured nobleman hiding a dangerous secret, leading to a marriage that starts as pure convenience. As old grudges resurface and kingdoms edge toward conflict, the pair find themselves fighting for far more than just survival. With incredible chemistry, a refreshingly capable heroine, and enough emotional moments to keep a box of tissues on standby, this is the kind of historical drama that’s very difficult to stop watching once it gets going. Don’t forget the eye-candy!

My absolute FAVOURITE historical Chinese drama. Don’t walk RUN. Bonus: Zhang Ling He.

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Other Genres: Historical, Mystery, War

Overall Rating: 9.1/10 (MyDramaList)

Queen of Tears

Trailer link: Queen of Tears

Where To Watch: Netflix (*click for direct link*)

Episode Count: 16

Description: Queen of Tears follows a married couple whose relationship has long since lost its spark, leaving them wondering how they ended up feeling like strangers under the same roof. Just when it seems like their story is heading for an inevitable ending, an unexpected twist forces them to confront old wounds, buried feelings, and the people determined to tear them apart. Equal parts romance, family drama, comedy, and melodrama, it somehow makes the emotional whiplash feel completely worth it. Come for the incredible cast, stay for the rollercoaster of emotions—and maybe prepare yourself to question how one drama can make you laugh, cry, and want to throw something at your screen all in the same episode.

Other Genres: Comedy, Life, Drama

Overall Rating: 8.7/10 (MyDramaList)

Goblin: The Lonely and Great God

Trailer link: Goblin: The Lonely and Great God

Where to Watch: Viki (*Click for direct link*)

Episode Count: 16

Description: Goblin follows Kim Shin, a decorated military general who is cursed with immortality after a tragic betrayal centuries ago. The only way he can finally find peace is by locating the mysterious Goblin’s Bride, the one person destined to pull the sword from his chest and end his eternal life. His lonely existence is turned upside down when he crosses paths with Ji Eun Tak, a cheerful young woman who can see ghosts and unknowingly holds the key to his fate. Alongside a sarcastic Grim Reaper, a lovable businesswoman, and a cast of unforgettable characters, the story blends fantasy, romance, comedy, and heartbreak into one unforgettable journey.

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Other Genres: Comedy, Fantasy, Melodrama

Overall Rating: 8.0/10 (MyDramaList)

Hidden Love

Trailer link: Hidden Love

Where to Watch: Netflix (*Click for direct link*)

Episode Count: 25

Description: Hidden Love is a sweet coming-of-age romance about Sang Zhi, a quiet high school girl who secretly harbors feelings for her older brother’s best friend, Duan Jiaxu. As years pass and life brings them back into each other’s orbit, their bond slowly deepens from childhood admiration to something more real and mutual. With gentle pacing, warm visuals, and emotionally honest storytelling, the drama captures the innocence, heartache, and quiet thrill of growing up and falling in love for the first time.

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Other Genres: Comedy, Life, Youth

Overall Rating: 9.0/10 (MyDramaList)

Hometown Cha-Cha-Cha

Trailer link: Hometown Cha Cha Cha

Where To Watch: Netflix (*click for direct link*)

Episode Count: 16

Description: Hometown Cha-Cha-Cha is a heartwarming romantic comedy set in the charming seaside village of Gongjin. When Yoon Hye-jin, a pragmatic and ambitious dentist from the city, opens a clinic in town, she clashes—and slowly connects—with Hong Du-sik, a beloved local jack-of-all-trades with a mysterious past. As they navigate small-town life, quirky neighbors, and growing feelings, the story blends healing, humor, and slow-burn romance. Uplifting and full of charm, this drama is a gentle reminder that love and community can show up in the most unexpected places.

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Other Genres: Comedy, Life, Drama

Overall Rating: 8.7/10 (MyDramaList)

Moon Lovers: Scarlet Heart Ryeo

Trailer link: Moon Lovers: Scarlet Heart Ryeo

Where to Watch: Viki (*Click for direct link*)

Episode Count: 20

Description: Moon Lovers: Scarlet Heart Ryeo is a time-travel historical romance that follows a 21st-century woman who is unexpectedly transported back to the Goryeo Dynasty. Trapped in the body of a noble lady, she finds herself entangled in the lives—and rivalries—of several royal princes, including the mysterious and tormented 4th Prince, Wang So. As palace politics intensify, so do matters of the heart, blending epic romance with emotional depth and tragic beauty. It’s a sweeping tale of fate, loyalty, and love across time.

Other Genres: Historical, Fantasy, Melodrama

Overall Rating: 8.7/10 (MyDramaList)

Moon in the Day

Trailer link: Moon in the Day

Where to Watch: Viki (*Click for direct link*)

Episode Count: 14

Description: Moon in the Day is a fantasy romance where the past refuses to stay buried. After a near-fatal accident, a famous actor becomes entangled with the spirit of a man who has spent centuries chasing revenge, forcing two souls with a tragic history to confront the life that tore them apart. As memories from the past begin to resurface, the mystery slowly unfolds into one of the most compelling fated-love stories you’ll find. If you’re a sucker for reincarnation, longing glances, and romances that span lifetimes (guilty), this one is well worth adding to your watchlist.

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Other Genres: Historical, Fantasy, Thriller

Overall Rating: 7.7/10 (MyDramaList)

Love in the Clouds

Trailer link: Love in the Clouds

Where to Watch: Viki, Netflix (*Click for direct link*)

Episode Count: 36

Description: Love in the Clouds is a captivating xianxia romance that follows Ming Yi, a determined young woman who has spent years disguising herself as a man to compete as her kingdom’s crown prince in a prestigious martial tournament. After suffering a mysterious poisoning during her first defeat, she becomes convinced that the infamous warrior Ji Bo Zai is responsible and sets out to uncover the truth by infiltrating his world under a new identity. What begins as a search for answers quickly turns into a story filled with hidden motives, dangerous secrets, and an unexpected romance neither of them saw coming. Blending action, fantasy, political intrigue, and heartfelt emotion, it’s the kind of xianxia that keeps raising the stakes while never losing sight of its characters. If you’re looking for an epic fantasy with a romance that’s equal parts swoon-worthy and hard-earned, this one is well worth getting lost in the clouds for.

Other Genres: Mystery, Xianxia, Fantasy

Overall Rating: 8.8/10 (MyDramaList)

Hotel Del Luna

Trailer link: Hotel Del Luna

Where To Watch: Viki, Netflix, Amazon Prime (*click for direct link*)

Description: Hotel Del Luna is a fantasy romance set in a mysterious hotel that only caters to ghosts who haven’t quite moved on from the world of the living. When a perfectionist hotel manager is unexpectedly pulled into its supernatural chaos, he finds himself working alongside the hotel’s glamorous but fiercely guarded owner, whose past is as haunting as the spirits she looks after. Blending comedy, heartbreak, mystery, and stunning visuals, the story slowly peels back the layers of both its living and ghostly characters. Just be warned: you might come for the gorgeous outfits and spooky hotel, but you’ll stay because somehow a show about helping ghosts move on ends up breaking your heart instead.

Other Genres: Horror, Comedy, Fantasy

Overall Rating: 8.7/10 (MyDramaList)

Business Proposal

Trailer link: Business Proposal

Where To Watch: Netflix (*click for direct link*)

Episode Count: 12

Description: Business Proposal is a charming office rom-com that kicks off when food researcher Shin Ha-ri agrees to go on a blind date in place of her friend—only to discover her date is Kang Tae-moo, the new CEO of her company. What starts as a tangled case of mistaken identity quickly spirals into fake dating, unexpected feelings, and plenty of workplace hijinks. With its playful chemistry, laugh-out-loud moments, and swoon-worthy romance, this drama delivers a feel-good blend of comedy, heart, and classic K-drama tropes done right.

Other Genres: Comedy, Drama

Overall Rating: 8.7/10 (MyDramaList)

Tune in For Love

Trailer link: Tune in For Love

Where To Watch: Netflix (*click for direct link*)

Description: Sometimes, meeting the right person doesn’t mean the timing is right, and Tune in for Love captures that feeling beautifully. Set in the 1990s, the film follows Mi Soo and Hyun Woo, who first meet at a bakery and slowly grow closer through shared moments, late-night radio broadcasts, and the kind of connection that’s hard to forget. Unfortunately, life keeps pulling them apart just as they seem to find their way back to each other. As the years pass, they must navigate personal struggles, missed opportunities, and the question of whether love alone is enough to bring two people together. It’s a bittersweet, nostalgic romance about timing, longing, and the people who stay with us even when life gets in the way.

Other Genres: Life, Melodrama

Overall Rating: 8.2/10 (MyDramaList)

The First Frost

Trailer link: The First Frost

Where To Watch: Netflix (*click for direct link*)

Episode Count: 32

Description: The First Frost is a beautifully written romance that follows two former classmates whose unexpected reunion forces them to confront the feelings, misunderstandings, and painful memories they left behind years ago. As they slowly reconnect, the story carefully unravels the experiences that shaped them, showing how love can become a source of comfort without pretending the past never happened. With quiet storytelling, heartfelt performances, and a romance that blossoms through patience and trust, it’s the kind of drama that lingers long after you’ve finished watching. Just know that this isn’t a light, fluffy romance—it explores some difficult themes with honesty and compassion, making the emotional payoff all the more meaningful. If you’re in the mood for a story that wears its heart on its sleeve and reminds you that healing doesn’t happen overnight, this one is absolutely worth your time.

Trigger Warning: Sexual Assault/Harrassment

Other Genres: Life, Youth, Drama

Overall Rating: 8.8/10 (MyDramaList)

Mr. Queen

Trailer link: Mr. Queen

Where To Watch: Viki, Netflix (*click for direct link*)

Episode Count: 20

Description: Mr. Queen is a body-swap historical comedy that begins when a modern-day male chef wakes up in the body of a Joseon-era queen. Trapped in a world of palace politics and royal customs, he must navigate life as Queen Kim So-yong while hiding his true identity. As chaos unfolds in the court—and in his own heart—unexpected alliances and feelings begin to form. With sharp humor, clever satire, and surprising emotional depth, this drama offers a wildly entertaining twist on both gender roles and history.

Other Genres: Comedy, Fantasy, Historical

Overall Rating: 9.0/10 (MyDramaList)

Speed and Love

Trailer link: Speed and Love

Where To Watch: Viki, iQIYI (*click for direct link*)

Episode Count: 29

Description: Speed and Love is a heartfelt coming-of-age romance that follows Jiang Mu, a cheerful and sheltered young woman who travels to Thailand in search of her adopted older brother, Jin Zhao, after years of living separate lives. Their reunion is nothing like she imagined—the gentle boy she once knew has grown into a streetwise racer and boxer whose dangerous lifestyle keeps everyone at arm’s length. Determined not to lose him again, Mu slowly becomes part of his world, standing by his side as his co-pilot while helping him rediscover the hope and dreams he’d long since buried. Spanning several years, the story blends family, ambition, healing, and romance into an emotional journey about finding your way back to the people who matter most. If you love rugged heroes with hidden hearts, sweet heroines who never stop believing in them, and romances that grow stronger through every obstacle, this is one ride you’ll be glad you took.

Other Genres: Action

Overall Rating: 8.4/10 (MyDramaList)

See You In My 19th Life

Trailer link: See You In My 19th Life

Where To Watch: Netflix (*click for direct link*)

Episode Count: 12

Description: See You in My 19th Life is a romantic fantasy drama about Ban Ji Eum, a woman who remembers all her past lives—and is determined to reconnect with a man she loved in her 18th. In her 19th life, she seeks him out, hoping for a second chance, even as he’s haunted by grief and unaware of their shared history. Blending emotional depth with light supernatural elements, the drama explores themes of fate, healing, and whether love can truly transcend lifetimes.

Other Genres: Comedy, Drama, Fantasy

Overall Rating: 8.4/10 (MyDramaList)

Can This Love Be Translated?

Trailer link: Can This Love Be Translated?

Where To Watch: Netflix (*click for direct link*)

Episode Count: 12

Description: Can This Love Be Translated? is a romantic comedy that follows Ju Ho Jin, a talented multilingual interpreter whose latest assignment pairs him with Cha Mu Hui, a globally famous actress preparing for an international project. Although they come from completely different worlds, they soon find themselves spending more and more time together as work, travel, and unexpected misunderstandings blur the line between professional and personal. As the pressures of fame, communication, and their own emotional baggage begin to test their growing connection, both must decide whether some feelings are worth translating into something more. Filled with humor, heartfelt moments, and plenty of charming banter, it’s an easy, feel-good romance that might just surprise you. Sometimes the sweetest love stories are the ones you never expected to fall for.

Other Genres: Comedy, Drama, Psychological

Overall Rating: 8.4/10 (MyDramaList)

20th Century Girl

Trailer link: 20th Century Girl

Where To Watch: Netflix (*click for direct link*)

Description: 20th Century Girl is a nostalgic coming-of-age romance set in late 1990s Korea, following Bo-ra, a bright and loyal high schooler who agrees to secretly keep tabs on her best friend’s crush—only to find herself caught up in an unexpected love story of her own. As first love blooms against the backdrop of pagers, camcorders, and schoolyard secrets, the film captures the sweetness and ache of youth with heartfelt warmth and emotional sincerity.

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Other Genres: Youth, Melodrama

Overall Rating: 8.6/10 (MyDramaList)

When I Fly Towards You

Trailer link: When I Fly Towards You

Where To Watch: Netflix, Viki (*click for direct link*)

Description: When I Fly Towards You is a coming-of-age romance that begins when the cheerful and outgoing Su Zai Zai transfers to a new school and immediately finds herself drawn to the quiet, seemingly unapproachable Zhang Lu Rang. Determined to befriend him despite his reserved nature, her warmth slowly breaks through the walls he’s spent years building around himself. As their friendship grows alongside a close-knit group of classmates, the drama follows their journey through school, first love, family struggles, and the uncertainty of growing up. Filled with genuine friendships, plenty of sweet moments, and a romance that blossoms naturally over time, it’s the kind of drama that leaves you smiling from beginning to end. Sometimes the simplest love stories are the ones that stay with you the longest.

Other Genres: Youth, Comedy

Overall Rating: 9.0/10 (MyDramaList)

Crash Landing On You

Trailer link: Crash Landing On You

Where To Watch: Netflix (*click for direct link*)

Episode Count: 16

Description: Crash Landing on You is a swoony, cross-border romance that begins when Yoon Se Ri, a wealthy South Korean heiress, accidentally paraglides into North Korea—and into the life of stoic army officer Ri Jeong Hyeok. As he tries to help her return home without getting caught, the two form an unlikely bond that defies politics, borders, and expectations. With heart, humor, and high-stakes emotion, this drama balances romance and suspense in a love story that feels both epic and deeply personal.

Other Genres: Military, Comedy, Political

Overall Rating: 9.0/10 (MyDramaList)

Youth of May

Trailer link: Youth of May

Where To Watch: Viki, Amazon Prime (*click for direct link*)

Episode Count: 16

Description: Youth of May is a historical romance set in 1980, following medical student Hwang Hee Tae and nurse Kim Myung Hee, whose chance meeting begins as an arrangement neither of them expected. What starts as a simple favor gradually blossoms into a heartfelt romance as the two find comfort, laughter, and hope in each other’s company during an uncertain time in Korea’s history. But as political unrest grows and the world around them begins to change, they must hold onto the happiness they’ve found while facing forces far beyond their control. Blending unforgettable performances, emotional storytelling, and a romance that feels both delicate and deeply genuine, it’s a drama that stays with you long after the final episode. Like the month of May itself, it’s beautiful, fleeting, and impossible to forget.

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Other Genres: Youth, Drama, Melodrama

Overall Rating: 8.7/10 (MyDramaList)

Snowdrop

Trailer link: Snowdrop

Where To Watch: Disney+ (*click for direct link*)

Episode Count: 16

Description: Snowdrop is a melodramatic romance set in 1987, during a turbulent time in South Korea’s history. It follows Eun Young-ro, a university student who shelters a mysterious, injured man named Lim Soo-ho in her dorm—only to discover he’s hiding a dangerous secret. As political tensions rise and loyalties are tested, their bond deepens amid growing risks. With a mix of suspense, emotion, and historical backdrop, this drama weaves a tragic love story against the shadow of a nation’s unrest.

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Other Genres: Drama, Political, Melodrama

Overall Rating: 8.4/10 (MyDramaList)

Welcome to Samdal-ri

Trailer link: Welcome to Samdal-ri

Where To Watch: Netflix (*click for direct link*)

Episode Count: 16

Description: Welcome to Samdalri is a cozy, slice-of-life romance set in a small seaside town. It follows Jo Sam-dal, a fashion photographer whose high-profile career in Seoul suddenly collapses, forcing her to return to her hometown—and to her childhood friend turned local weather forecaster, Cho Yong-pil. As they reconnect amid the slower pace of village life, old wounds and unspoken feelings begin to surface. With its heartfelt storytelling, gentle humor, and warm community vibes, this drama explores home, healing, and the quiet magic of rekindled love.

Other Genres: Comedy, Life, Drama

Overall Rating: 8.2/10 (MyDramaList)

Sh**ting Stars

Trailer link: Shooting Stars

Where To Watch: Viki (*click for direct link*)

Episode Count: 16

Description: Sh**ting Stars is a charming romantic comedy that takes you behind the scenes of the entertainment industry, where managing celebrities is often more chaotic than the headlines they create. It follows a hardworking PR team leader and an impossibly popular actor whose constant bickering hides years of unresolved feelings. Packed with lovable side characters, hilarious workplace antics, and plenty of heart-fluttering moments, it’s the kind of drama that’s incredibly easy to binge. If you’re looking for a feel-good romance that’ll leave you smiling more often than not, this one is definitely worth the watch.

Other Genres: Comedy, Drama

Overall Rating: 8.3/10 (MyDramaList)

Love You Seven Times

Trailer link: Love You Seven Times

Where To Watch: iQIYI (*click for direct link*)

Episode Count: 38

Description: What happens when two immortals are forced to experience love seven times, only for fate to keep throwing them into heartbreak? Love You Seven Times follows Xiang Yun, a carefree fairy, and Chu Kong, a cold and powerful immortal, whose argument leads to an unexpected punishment: they must undergo seven lifetimes of tribulations together. Each lifetime brings a new identity, a different love story, and plenty of obstacles standing between them. But as they repeatedly find each other, their feelings begin to grow beyond what either of them expected. With romance, comedy, fantasy, and plenty of emotional twists, this drama takes the idea of fated love and puts it through the wringer. Because apparently, falling in love once just wasn’t enough!

Other Genres: Wuxia, Drama, Fantasy

Overall Rating: 8.4/10 (MyDramaList)

Even if This Love Disappears Tonight

Trailer link: Even if This Love Disappears Tonight

Where To Watch: Netflix (*click for direct link*)

Description: Even If This Love Disappears Tonight is a heartfelt romance that follows a high school boy who enters a fake relationship with his classmate, Han Seo Yun, only to discover she’s living with a rare form of anterograde amnesia that prevents her from forming new memories each day. As their pretend romance gradually becomes something real, the two create new ways to stay connected, finding joy in moments that might otherwise be forgotten. Together, they learn that love isn’t measured by how long a memory lasts, but by the impact it leaves behind. Beautifully acted and deeply emotional, the film balances sweet, lighthearted moments with heartbreaking honesty in a way that never feels forced. If you’re looking for a romance that will make you cherish every ordinary moment, this one will stay with you long after the credits have rolled.

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Other Genres: Youth, Life, Melodrama

Overall Rating: 8.6/10 (MyDramaList)

100 Days My Prince

Trailer link: 100 Days My Prince

Where To Watch: Viki, Netflix, Amazon Prime (*click for direct link*)

Episode Count: 16

Description: 100 Days My Prince is a historical romantic comedy about a Crown Prince who loses his memory and ends up living as a commoner. Unaware of his true identity, he’s forced into a quirky marriage with a smart, no-nonsense woman named Hong Shim. As he stumbles through village life, the unlikely couple finds themselves at the center of secrets, schemes, and slow-burning affection. Blending humor, romance, and palace intrigue, this drama offers a charming twist on fate and identity.

Other Genres: Historical, Comedy, Drama

Overall Rating: 8.3/10 (MyDramaList)

A Dream within a Dream

Trailer link: A Dream Within A Dream

Where To Watch: Viki, iQIYI (*click for direct link*)

Episode Count: 40

Description: A Dream Within a Dream is a fantasy romance that follows Song Xiao Yu, an ordinary woman who unexpectedly finds herself trapped inside the world of a historical drama as a character whose fate has already been written. Determined to change her story, she repeatedly challenges the script she’s been forced into, only to discover that fate has a frustrating habit of rewriting itself. Along the way, she crosses paths with the story’s male lead, and together they begin uncovering secrets that blur the line between fiction and reality while questioning whether anyone can truly escape the role they’ve been given. Filled with clever twists, heartfelt romance, laugh-out-loud moments, and plenty of unexpected surprises, it’s a refreshing take on the historical fantasy genre that constantly keeps you guessing. If you’ve ever wondered what would happen if a drama’s characters started fighting back against their own script, this one is an absolute dream come true.

Other Genres: Historical, Comedy, Fantasy

Overall Rating: 8.4/10 (MyDramaList)

My Dearest 1 & 2

Teaser link: My Dearest 1 & My Dearest 2

Where To Watch: Viki, Apple TV, (*click for direct link*)

Episode Count: Season 1 – 10 & Season 2 – 11

Description: My Dearest (Parts 1 & 2) is an epic historical romance set during one of the most turbulent periods in Korean history, where war, loss, and survival reshape the lives of everyone caught in its path. It follows a carefree, mysterious man and a noblewoman whose lives become intertwined through a series of heartbreaking twists, forcing them to grow, sacrifice, and repeatedly find their way back to one another. Rather than relying on grand romantic gestures, the story lets its characters earn every moment together, making their journey feel all the more rewarding. Alongside the romance is a powerful tale of resilience, political turmoil, and the devastating cost of war, creating a world that feels both beautiful and painfully real. If you’re a fan of slow-burn romances, unforgettable character growth, and love stories that refuse to give up no matter what life throws at them, this one absolutely deserves a spot on your watchlist—just don’t expect to get through it with dry eyes.

Other Genres: Historical, Drama, Melodrama

Overall Rating: 8.9/10 (MyDramaList)

Rain or Shine

Trailer link: Rain or Shine

Where To Watch: Viki, Netflix, Amazon Prime (*click for direct link*)

Episode Count: 16

Description: Rain or Shine is a heartfelt romance about two people brought together by a tragic accident that left lasting scars on both their lives. Years later, as they struggle with grief, guilt, and the weight of moving forward, they slowly find comfort in someone who truly understands what they’ve been through. Rather than rushing the romance, the story takes its time, allowing its characters to heal, grow, and rediscover hope one small step at a time. It’s a beautifully understated drama that proves some of the strongest love stories aren’t built on grand gestures—they’re built on simply having someone who refuses to let you carry your burdens alone.

Other Genres: Psychological, Melodrama

Overall Rating: 8.5/10 (MyDramaList)

Lovestruck in the City

Trailer link: Lovestruck in the City

Where To Watch: Netflix (*click for direct link*)

Episode Count: 17

Description: Love is messy, people are complicated, and sometimes the person you can’t forget is the one who left you with the most questions. Lovestruck in the City follows Park Jae Won, an architect who falls head over heels for a free-spirited woman he meets during a seaside getaway. After she suddenly disappears, he struggles to move on, especially when he has no idea why she left. Told through documentary-style interviews, the drama also explores the love lives of other young adults as they navigate relationships, breakups, and their own emotional baggage. It’s a refreshing, realistic take on modern romance that shows how differently two people can remember the very same relationship.

Other Genres: Life, Youth, Drama

Overall Rating: 7.9/10 (MyDramaList)

Our Beloved Summer

Trailer link: Our Beloved Summer

Where To Watch: Netflix (*click for direct link*)

Episode Count: 16

Description: Our Beloved Summer is a cozy, character-driven romance that reunites two exes who swore they’d never see each other again—until a documentary they filmed as teenagers unexpectedly goes viral years later. Forced back into each other’s lives, old memories, lingering feelings, and unresolved regrets begin to surface, proving that some stories aren’t quite finished the first time around. With its warm cinematography, lovable characters, and refreshingly mature approach to relationships, it’s the kind of drama that feels like a comforting afternoon wrapped in a blanket. Sometimes love isn’t about finding someone new—it’s about realizing the person who knew you best was never really out of your story to begin with.

Other Genres: Life, Youth, Drama

Overall Rating: 8.6/10 (MyDramaList)

The Best Thing

Trailer link: The Best Thing

Where To Watch: iQIYI (*click for direct link*)

Episode Count: 28

Description: The Best Thing is a heartwarming romance that follows Shen Xi Fan, a hardworking hotel manager whose busy life and demanding career leave little room to take care of herself. After seeking treatment for persistent insomnia, she meets the calm and compassionate traditional Chinese medicine doctor He Su Ye, and what begins as a chance doctor-patient encounter slowly grows into something much deeper. As the two spend more time together, they help each other heal from past wounds, rediscover the importance of slowing down, and find comfort in the quiet moments they share. With its mature romance, soothing atmosphere, and characters who communicate like actual adults (a refreshing change, honestly), it’s the perfect drama for anyone looking for a love story that’s as healing as it is heartfelt. Sometimes the best relationships aren’t the ones that turn your world upside down—they’re the ones that finally make it feel like home.

Other Genres: Business, Drama, Medical

Overall Rating: 8.7/10 (MyDramaList)