17 titles, most popular first
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.
Kim Hyun-jun and Jin Sa-woo, best friends as close as brothers, serve together in an elite army special forces unit until they are recruited into the NSS, a secret South Korean black-ops agency. Both fall for Choi Seung-hee, the agent who quietly scouted them, as they begin a dangerous new life in espionage.
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.
College student Jin Sun-mi lives happily with her widowed father, with her best friend Kim Woo-jin always by her side. Her life changes when her father takes in Heo Young-mi, a poor, ambitious girl her age whose father died working for his company. Young-mi soon envies everything Sun-mi has, and the two become rivals chasing careers as TV news anchors.
Orphaned and raised by his gambler uncle, Kim In-ha spends his days with friends in the basement of a movie theater. He forms an unlikely friendship with Choi Jung-won, a straight-laced, wealthy boy whose family owns the theater, and both boys fall for Min Su-yeon, whose father runs the theater's projector.
Four young people who grow up together are swept up in Korea's upheaval, from the last days of Japanese rule to the split between North and South. Choi Woon-hyuk is a gifted son of poor miners, Kim Hae-kyung comes from a family of tenant farmers, Lee Dong-woo is heir to a powerful family, and Moon Suk-kyung is the only child of an influential pro-Japanese politician.
Han Do-kyung, a calm professional who speaks five languages, leaves a job in Singapore to run operations at Incheon International Airport, still hurting from a rift with her pilot sister. Her composure is tested by Kim Ji-sung, a rule-breaking intelligence agent posted to the airport, while her childhood friend Ha-joon works in airport security.
Lee Ki-hoon is a sharp homicide detective married to Han Soo-hyun, a gentle cellist, while secretly carrying on an affair with jazz singer Choi Ga-hee, his wife's old schoolmate. His divided life grows more complicated when a murder case brings him face to face with Ji Kyung-hee, the prime suspect in her husband's death.
Inspired by the biblical tale of two brothers, the series follows Lee Cho-in, a brilliant doctor who seems to have everything. His older brother Seon-woo burns with jealousy, blaming Cho-in for taking away their father's love, the recognition he craved as a doctor and the woman he loves.
Chun Hae-joo grows up in deep poverty in Ulsan, unaware of the secrets surrounding her real parents. At school she grows close to Park Chang-hui, a butler's son facing his own hardships, and meets Kang San, the cheerful heir to a rival shipping group, against the backdrop of Korea's shipbuilding boom.
Lee Jang-woo joins the army to pay for the schooling of his childhood sweetheart, Soo-yeon, after her family falls on hard times. When word comes that he has died in combat, a grieving Soo-yeon agrees to marry kind officer Shin Tae-ho, but Jang-woo returns alive on the eve of the wedding, just as the Korean War breaks out.
Cha Seok-hoon, a hardworking man from a poor rural family, shares a loving marriage with his wife Hong-joo until a failed business leaves him buried in debt. On a trip to Hong Kong, they meet Yoo Se-young, a cool, work-driven hotel heiress, who offers to pay off his debts in exchange for three days with him.
In the late Joseon era, two boys born at the same moment are swapped as babies. Chun-doong, a nobleman's son, grows up among beggars and joins the peasants' uprisings, while Gwi-dong, a beggar's son raised as a noble, becomes a police official who stands up to corruption, and the two men love the same woman.
Kang Ah-reum designs wedding dresses and has two marriages behind her, and both husbands hide who they really are: her ex, Jun Ji-hoon, is an undercover Interpol agent, and her current husband, Derek Hyun, is an industrial spy. When a close friend is murdered, Ah-reum turns to Ji-hoon and his team to find out the truth.
Kang Chul-soo divorces his wife Yoon Young-hee to start over with Han Ji-sook, a single mother he had been having an affair with. Soon after, a car accident wipes out his memory of Ji-sook, and he believes he is still married to Young-hee. Everyone around him has little choice but to play along while he recovers.
Han Jung-yeon is an interior designer in Hong Kong who is engaged to a rich businessman, Choi Kang-hyuk. Before the wedding, she runs into her old love, Kang Min-soo, and her feelings become tangled. To make things even more confusing, a murder happens that both men might be connected to.
