What are your favorite k-dramas?

[Targaryen]

i haven't watched any k-dramas for a few years now and i'd like to watch one or a few again. i like dramas that are lighthearted and have romance, so basically the romance comedies. please recommend ones you like from the past few years!

[Targaryen]

thank you for the recommendations, everyone! it helped me find some that i'd be interested in!

1 hour ago, anyway said:

Splash Splash Love is a drama special (only two episodes). It's really cute! I can't really think of any k-rom coms at the moment, but let me know if you would be willing to watch some C-drama rom-coms.

i'd definitely be willing to check out c-dramas too!

[Targaryen]

12 hours ago, anyway said:

Oh, yay! C-dramas have longer episode counts than k-dramas, but their dramas are shorter in length per episode. For dramas, they are typically 30 mins (web dramas) to 45 mins--this includes the opening and ending songs. I'd also recommend you kind of skip those songs if you don't want to be spoiled for some scenes just because they'll include scenes that happen at the end of the series into their credits.

A Love So Beautiful (23 eps)- If you're into the not-so-bright girl and smart guy romance and like height differences

Boss&Me (33 eps)  - rich guy and poor girl romance and food aspect too

Love O2O (30 eps) - if you like cheesy/cringey romance and the main couple never have any issues, though it's kind of up to you if that's a good or bad thing

Put Your Head on My Shoulder (24 eps) - college rom-com where the guy's a science nerd and the girl is graduating soon and interning at a company and a cohabitation element too

If the c-dramas are too long for you, you can try movies instead...

Our Times (Taiwanese) - It's a youth movie with romance and nostalgia of high school days

Love the Way You Are (China) - It revolves around these two people who are kind of neighbors, and the romance starts off with the girl disliking her neighbor while he feels differently

thank you so much for these recommendations, the descriptions sound a lot like what i'm looking for! do you know of a place i can watch these on a streaming device? are they available on viki or netflix?