K-dramas continued to dominate as one of the most-watched genres, sweeping audiences globally.Let’s examine the top 5 K-dramas that will captivate you this weekend on different OTT platforms. We offer a carefully chosen selection based on ratings for both seasoned fans and those who are new to the world of K-dramas.
My Demon
My Demon is a netflix series that will get you hooked from the beginning. The simplicity of the story, combined with a beautiful narrative will keep you engage throughout. The introduction has a mesmerizing OST “True” ,that you’ll never skip .A pitiless demon becomes powerless after getting entangled with an icy heiress, who may hold the key to his lost abilities — and his heart.
The primary characters, Song Kang and Kim Yoo jung, have remarkable chemistry, which makes this one of their best dramas. The well-developed supporting cast members give the story more complexity overall. In addition to being charming and attractive, Song Kang skillfully creates a character that is also romantic, giving the spooky story more dimension. His dual nature, which allows him to switch between charm and menace with ease, gives the plot a fascinating new dimension. The series’ appeal is greatly enhanced by Song Kang’s ability to portray both the softer and more intense sides of his character, giving the demon a memorable and complex presence.
Cho Yong-Pil (Ji Chang-Wook) works as a weather forecaster in Jeju island. He is famous for being an uncontrollable person at the meteorological agency. When he thinks he is right, he is not afraid of expressing his view to even the administrator at the meteorological agency. He first wanted to become a weather forecaster after his mother died due to an incorrect weather forecast. She worked as a female diver. Cho Yong-Pil was born and raised at Samdalri on Jeju island. He loves his hometown of Samdalri and Jeju Island so much and he still lives there and takes care of the elders at Samdalri. He has a childhood friend Cho Sam-Dal (Shin Hae-Sun). They were born in the same year and grew up together in Samdalri. Even though they were close for many years, they grew apart.
Cho Sam-Dal is a famous photographer who works under the alias of Jo Eun-Hye in Seoul. She reached the pinnacle of her profession after working very hard as an assistant for 8 years in the fashion photography industry. Due to an event, she loses her photography career and her life collapses. She returns to her hometown of Samdalri, which is a place she always wanted to leave. Cho Yong-Pil and Cho Sam-Dal meet again after many years and their relationship develops romantically.
Marry my husband
A story about Ji-won (Park Min-Young) , a time-limited woman, returning back to 10 years ago and dreaming of revenge after being killed by her husband who had an affair with her best friend.
Park Min Hwan and Kang Ji Won get married, but their union is strained by Min Hwan’s conceit and his controlling mother. The family’s main provider is Ji Won, while Min Hwan is jobless and in debt. Ji Won does all of the housework by herself as well.
Ji Won learns the heartbreaking news one day that she has cancer and not much time to live. She witnesses her husband and her close friend Jung Soo Min having an affair, which exacerbates the situation. She and her husband engage in a violent altercation that ends with her husband killing her.
She abruptly finds herself waking up ten years in the past, during her relationship with Min Hwan. She resolves to force Soo Min to wed Min Hwan in an effort to transform her life. Yoo Ji Hyeok, a chief in the same department as Ji Won, has affections for her at work and is gradually starting to show them. He keeps a secret as well.
Death’s Game
After struggling for seven years without securing a stable job, Choi Yi Jae becomes engulfed in despair and hopelessness. Believing that ending his life would be the solution, Yi Jae is met with a surprise when he meets the entity known as Death at the gateway to Hell. Death assigns him a unique punishment: Yi Jae must endure death in 12 different bodies. To avoid his fate in Hell, he must find a way to survive.
Gyeongseong Creature
In Spring 1945 in Gyeongseong, during Japanese rule over Korea, two young adults confront a strange creature born of greed, and battle against it for survival.
He is a wealthy man named Jang Tae-Sang (Park Seo-Jun). In Bukchon, Gyeongseong, he’s regarded as the most handsome guy around. Additionally, he is a trustworthy source of local information. He got to where he is now because of his skills, which include being gregarious, having sharp insight, and responding fast to events. After becoming quickly entangled with Yoon Chae-Ok (Han So-Hee), he begins to question his personal priorities.
As a todugun—someone who locates missing persons—Yoon Chae-Ok is well-known. She and her father traveled back and forth between Manchuria and Shanghai, China, when she was little. Her life was difficult, and she had to learn how to get by at that point. She gained expertise operating machinery, wielding knives, and firing firearms. A decade ago, her mother vanished. Yoon Chae-Ok travels to Gyeongseong to look for her mother. She starts to interact with Jang Tae-Sang there. They discover a horrifying reality while investigating a string of enigmatic missing person cases.
