57 titles, most popular first
During Korea's 1997 financial crisis, a young man steps up as CEO of his father's small company. The story follows him as he grows into the role, while his family and employees fight alongside him to keep the business from going under.
In the Joseon era, a gumiho named Gu San-daek loses her power to change form after her husband breaks a promise, and she wanders with her young half-human daughter, Yeon-yi. They are taken in by Yoon Doo-soo, a gentle-seeming former official whose own daughter suffers from a mysterious illness.
When the future King Gwanggaeto is born, Goguryeo is far weaker than it once was: his grandfather has been killed by Baekje forces, and the armies of Later Yan are on the attack. The drama follows his path toward the throne and his vow to bring back the kingdom's lost strength.
Heo Jun, son of a concubine and a provincial governor, is born into a rigid society that looks down on him. After watching the gifted doctor Yoo Ui-tae save a dying patient, he resolves to become a physician, starting as an herb gatherer and studying rare medical texts at Yoo's clinic with help from Ye-jin.
This historical epic follows Yi Sun-sin, the Joseon naval commander who fought the Japanese invasions of the Imjin War. Told largely through flashbacks, it begins with his boyhood as a quiet, often bullied child who is troubled by the cruelty corrupt officials show to ordinary people.
This drama follows Kim Su-ro, remembered in legend as the founding king of Geumgwan Gaya, a city-state known for sea trade and ironwork. Relying on his fiery temper, charisma and sharp mind, he battles through a long political struggle against rivals including his half-brother Ijinashi, his former friend Seok Tal-hae and the ambitious Shingwi Ghan.
Set in South Korea during the turbulent 1980s and 1990s, this series follows three young people as they fight hard to hold on to their dreams, to their friendship, and to the single first love that ties them together.
Inspired by the life of Park Tae-joon, the founder of steelmaker POSCO, this drama follows people fighting poverty and hopelessness in the years after colonial rule and the Korean War. Driven by a vision of economic progress, Park sets out to build a steel mill that could help modernise the country.
Stretching from Joseon's birth through King Sejong's time, this saga follows Yi Bang-won, fifth son of the dynasty's founder, who later rules as King Taejong. Devoted to keeping the young kingdom stable, he shows deep loyalty to his father and heir, but the killings carried out in his name stir bitter anger in return.
