News Favorite Dramas
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1. Healer
Korean Drama - 2014, 20 episodes
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2. The Innocent Man
Korean Drama - 2012, 20 episodes
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3. Mischievous Kiss: Love in Tokyo
Japanese Drama - 2013, 16 episodes
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4. Master's Sun
Korean Drama - 2013, 17 episodes
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5. Mischievous Kiss: Love in Tokyo Season 2
Japanese Drama - 2014, 16 episodes
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6. Kill Me, Heal Me
Korean Drama - 2015, 20 episodes
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7. Emergency Couple
Korean Drama - 2014, 21 episodes
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8. Love Me If You Dare
Chinese Drama - 2015, 24 episodes
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9. Pride
Japanese Drama - 2004, 11 episodes
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10. My Love from the Star
Korean Drama - 2013, 21 episodes
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11. Just You
Taiwanese Drama - 2013, 21 episodes
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12. City Hunter
Korean Drama - 2011, 20 episodes
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13. Bride of the Century
Korean Drama - 2014, 16 episodes
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14. Last Cinderella
Japanese Drama - 2013, 11 episodes
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15. Madame Antoine
Korean Drama - 2016, 16 episodes
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16. Hi! School - Love On
Korean Drama - 2014, 20 episodes
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17. Boys over Flowers Season 2
Japanese Drama - 2007, 11 episodes
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18. Secret Love
Korean Drama - 2013, 16 episodes
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19. Behind Your Smile
Taiwanese Drama - 2016, 19 episodes
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20. Bring It On, Ghost
Korean Drama - 2016, 16 episodes
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21. Love and Redemption
Chinese Drama - 2020, 59 episodes
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