News Best pure melodramas, fave stories
I don't watch much melo so I'm putting both movies and dramas in this list
and although i don't watch this genre much, they all end up being my favorite stories and shows.
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1. Moon Lovers: Scarlet Heart Ryeo
Korean Drama - 2016, 20 episodes
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2. My Dearest
Korean Drama - 2023, 10 episodes
"Unforgettable. Undeniable. Unbelievable." I would add a few more. Unrivaled, unparalleled, unprecedented.
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3. Secret Love
Korean Drama - 2013, 16 episodes
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4. Empress Ki
Korean Drama - 2013, 51 episodes
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5. The Red Sleeve
Korean Drama - 2021, 17 episodes
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6. Youth of May
Korean Drama - 2021, 12 episodes
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7. Uncontrollably Fond
Korean Drama - 2016, 20 episodes
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8. Crash Landing on You
Korean Drama - 2019, 16 episodes
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9. More Than Blue
Korean Movie - 2009
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10. Remember: War of the Son
Korean Drama - 2015, 20 episodes
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11. Love All Play
Korean Drama - 2022, 16 episodes
way lighter than any on this list but def not a romcom, it has some comedy but it's more of a mello drama but one of those shows i loved so much
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12. If You Wish Upon Me
Korean Drama - 2022, 16 episodes
way lighter than the ones on the list but also pretty melo
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