News Dramas with Jealous/Possessive Male Leads
The dramas include male leads whose sanity is tested by their obsessiveness over the female lead.
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1. Sealed with a Kiss
Chinese Drama - 2011, 28 episodes
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2. Le Jun Kai
Chinese Drama - 2013, 9 episodes
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3. I Love My President Though He's A Psycho
Chinese Drama - 2017, 10 episodes
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4. Meteor Garden
Taiwanese Drama - 2001, 19 episodes
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5. Summer's Desire
Taiwanese Drama - 2010, 14 episodes
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6. Autumn's Concerto
Taiwanese Drama - 2009, 21 episodes
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7. Cruel Romance
Chinese Drama - 2015, 40 episodes
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8. Empress Ki
Korean Drama - 2013, 51 episodes
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9. The King's Woman
Chinese Drama - 2017, 48 episodes
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10. Secret Love
Korean Drama - 2013, 16 episodes
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11. Spy Myeong Wol
Korean Drama - 2011, 18 episodes
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12. Que Sera Sera
Korean Drama - 2007, 17 episodes
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13. Cheese in the Trap
Korean Drama - 2016, 16 episodes
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14. Lady & Liar
Chinese Drama - 2015, 46 episodes
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15. The Girl in Tassel Earring
Chinese Drama - 2015, 48 episodes
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16. Misty
Korean Drama - 2018, 16 episodes
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17. Moon Lovers: Scarlet Heart Ryeo
Korean Drama - 2016, 20 episodes
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18. Love in Sadness
Korean Drama - 2019, 40 episodes
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19. The Last Empress
Korean Drama - 2018, 52 episodes
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