Despite earning a reputation for slow-burn romances, the flame does burn bright and wild within the steamy world of K-dramaland.
Known for its copious amounts of skinship, the show follows a rite of passage for every college girl—giving way more chances to a lost cause than you ever should have.
Nevertheless (2021)
Encounter (2018)
This healing drama is counted among the highest-rated K-dramas in cable television history, and the sizzling chemistry between its leads, Song HyeKyo and Park BoGum.
The World of the Married (2020)
The world of this show’s married couple is a piercing web of love, lies and illicit hotel room encounters.
What’s Wrong With Secretary Kim (2018)
Throw together two of the most coveted stars in K-dramaland, and sparks are bound to fly.
Her Private Life (2019)
You will want to queue up this romcom next to dive into the thrilling pleasures of a forbidden workplace romance.
It’s Okay To Not Be Okay (2020)
If watching a female take the lead feels like a refreshing change, you will delight in Seo YeJi’s outrageously provocative flirting.
Something In The Rain (2018)
Falling for your friend’s younger brother is always a messy business, but this noona romance has plenty of kilig moments to convince you otherwise.
Business Proposal (2022)
Blind dates gone wrong are a recurring sight within K-dramaland, but viewers were left surprised with this romcom’s sensual depiction of romance.