News Favorite Dramas
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1. Oh My Venus
Korean Drama - 2015, 16 episodes
Amazing chemistry and banter!
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2. Coffee Prince
Korean Drama - 2007, 17 episodes
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3. My Lovely Sam Soon
Korean Drama - 2005, 16 episodes
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4. My Love from the Star
Korean Drama - 2013, 21 episodes
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5. High School King of Savvy
Korean Drama - 2014, 17 episodes
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6. True Beauty
Korean Drama - 2020, 16 episodes
I have never laughed so much during a kdrama
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7. It's Okay to Not Be Okay
Korean Drama - 2020, 16 episodes
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8. What's Wrong with Secretary Kim
Korean Drama - 2018, 16 episodes
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9. Queen and I
Korean Drama - 2012, 16 episodes
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10. Something about 1 Percent
Korean Drama - 2016, 16 episodes
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11. Master's Sun
Korean Drama - 2013, 17 episodes
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12. Romance Is a Bonus Book
Korean Drama - 2019, 16 episodes
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13. Crash Landing on You
Korean Drama - 2019, 16 episodes
Took a couple of attempts to get through the first episode, but then I was hooked!
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14. The Legend of the Blue Sea
Korean Drama - 2016, 20 episodes
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15. Guardian: The Lonely and Great God
Korean Drama - 2016, 16 episodes
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16. It Started with a Kiss
Taiwanese Drama - 2005, 20 episodes
I don't even know why I love this so much (just this version, though, don't care much for the other adaptations).
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