21 titles, most popular first
Lee Gon is the emperor of the Kingdom of Corea, a modern monarchy in a parallel world. When he crosses into another reality where the Republic of Korea exists instead, he meets detective Jeong Tae-eul, a woman he recognizes from an identity card that came into his hands.
Deokman is born one of twin daughters of King Jinpyeong of Silla, but a prophecy forces the king to send her away from the palace to protect the queen from the ambitious Mishil. Raised far from court by the king's loyal servant Seohwa, Deokman grows up with no idea of who she really is.
Ki Seung-nyang is a woman born in Goryeo who climbs to power despite the rigid class system of her time. Her story weaves together her political ambitions and her bonds with two men: Wang Yoo, her first love, and Toghon Temür, emperor of the Yuan dynasty.
In a made-up Joseon era, Crown Prince Lee Hwon falls in love with Heo Yeon-woo, a bright girl whose father is a palace scholar, while his older half-brother, Prince Yangmyung, loves her too. But the scheming Queen Dowager wants her own relative to become Crown Princess, and dangerous palace plots soon threaten Yeon-woo and the young prince.
When his father, King Haejong, kills the queen while under a spell, young Prince Rin is orphaned and sent away from the palace as his half-brother Gi-san takes the throne. Twelve years later, Rin lives a carefree life that hides his loneliness and his secret ability to see ghosts. Then he meets Do-ha, a young shaman searching for her older sister.
In an alternate present where South Korea is still a constitutional monarchy, carefree crown prince Lee Jae-ha wants nothing to do with politics or the throne. The king tricks him into joining a joint military training with North Korea, where he meets Kim Hang-ah, a tough North Korean special forces officer, and the two clash from the start.
In the Joseon court, Grand Prince Suyang hopes to win over the loyal official Kim Jong-seo by marrying his daughter Se-ryung to Kim's son, Seung-yoo. Curious about her intended, Se-ryung trades places with her cousin, Princess Gyeonghye, to get a look at him, and a romance begins in the shadow of their fathers' bitter rivalry.
In Joseon, Lee Tae becomes king after King Seonjong, who seized the throne through a rebellion. Lee Tae is a ruler who must give up the woman he loves just to survive, Yoo Jeong is a woman who has to become queen to stay alive, and the real power lies with first vice-premier Park Gye-won.
In the Dan dynasty, where ghosts and gods shape human life, Hong Cheon-gi stands alone as a woman painter in her era, while Ha Ram is a blind astrologer at the royal office that tracks the stars. Bound by a curse since the day they were born and linked by childhood memories, the two meet again as adults.
In a 21st-century country still ruled as a constitutional monarchy, wealthy heiress Seong Hui-ju wants to escape the stigma of being born outside marriage to a commoner. She proposes a marriage contract to Grand Prince I-an, who is under pressure from the Queen Dowager to wed and quiet rumors that he wants the throne. Their union quickly meets fierce resistance.
In Joseon, a secret society called the Pyunsoo Group holds the real power, and King Yi Yoon must bargain with it to keep his newborn son alive. He hides the boy's face behind a mask. Sixteen years later, Crown Prince Yi Sun sneaks out of the palace to learn why, befriending Lady Han Ga-eun and a young man who shares his name.
Yi In is a lonely, unhappy king with no one he can trust, caught between dangerous fights over the throne and political power. Kang Hee-soo, driven by a wish for revenge, sets out to deceive him, beginning a painful love story between two people bound together by schemes.
Two royal princes become bitter rivals after falling for the same woman. Loosely inspired by the real lives of Grand Prince Anpyeong and King Sejo, the drama follows how their shared love turns them against each other in the Joseon court.
In the Joseon dynasty, four people who come from very different backgrounds band together around Yi Geum, a prince known as Prince Yeoning. They set out to help him claim the throne and to reform the Saheonbu, putting their varied skills toward a shared cause.
This retelling of a classic Goguryeo folktale follows Princess Pyeonggang, born royal but raised as an assassin, and On Dal, a gentle, peace-loving man who is her complete opposite. Once she learns where she truly came from, she sets out to fight for her country and her rightful throne.
Late in the Goryeo dynasty, Won-gyeong chooses to marry the man she loves, Lee Bang-won. She stands firmly behind her husband as he makes his bid for the throne, and the two become partners in shaping a new kingdom.
Crown Prince Lee Hwan, already suspected of poisoning his older brother, is shaken by a strange prophecy about his own death. He meets Min Jae-yi, a noblewoman on the run after she is falsely blamed for killing her own family, and the two make a pact to work together.
In Joseon under King Gwanghaegun, Ba-woo lives off bossam, an old custom in which a bachelor wraps a widow in a blanket at night and takes her as his wife. His life takes a sharp turn when he grabs the wrong woman: Su-kyeong, the king's widowed daughter.
Set in Joseon, the story begins when a crown prince is kidnapped by the very woman who is meant to become his wife. As the two flee together to stay alive, an unexpected romance slowly begins to grow between them.
In the middle of the Joseon era, as deadly power struggles swirl around the throne, the King secretly installs a clown who is his exact double in his place to escape those plotting to kill him. As the look-alike grows into the role, his creativity and growing circle of allies leave the King's enemies baffled.
Empress Navier is stunned when her husband, the emperor, asks for a divorce so he can marry his mistress. Refusing to quietly step aside, she takes a bold gamble and forms an unlikely alliance with Prince Heinrey, a mysterious royal from the Western Kingdom.
