So Won was born in 1981, so she should be in her forties now, but when she became twenty in 2000, she encountered a witch by chance. So Won was cursed by the witch because she turned down her favor, and the curse was "to live as a twenty years old woman for the rest of her life." At first, she thinks it will be a blessing but soon suffers from the pain of losing her beloved ones and making no progress. One day, she comes across a photo and sees the witch in it, so she heads to the resort she saw in the scenery of the photo. To lift a curse, she sneaks in as a resort staff and meets Kang Hyun and Sang Wook there. How will their relationship develop, and will she succeed in lifting her curse?

To make his desperate wish to become human come true, 160-year-old goblin Ban Sook (Bae In Hyuk) must kiss 10 humans. As charming as he is handsome, Ban Sook doesn’t see how kissing 10 humans will pose any sort of a problem. However, things get complicated once he realizes that with each new kiss comes a new human emotion. To make matters worse, he falls for Oh Yeon Ah (Jeon Hye Won), a spunky young woman who wants nothing to do with him after watching him kiss her best friend. Does Ban Sook stand a chance of winning Yeon Ah’s heart? Kim Tae Wook directed this 2020 South Korean series.

Shim Eun Ha (Seola), an astronomy student with an extraordinary imagination, discovers a mysterious spot on her ceiling that behaves like a white hole, pushing out love letters from an unknown admirer. Intrigued by this scientific anomaly, she begins investigating the source of these notes, narrowing her suspects down to two potential suitors: her childhood friend and the school's most popular guy. As she applies her scientific knowledge to unravel the romantic mystery, Eun Ha must determine whether her theories about the hole—and her potential love interests—are scientifically sound. Her curiosity and unique perspective drive her quest to understand both the cosmic phenomenon and the unexpected romantic possibilities emerging in her life. This is a 2021 South Korean sci-fi romantic comedy drama directed by Hong Chong Ki.

Hye Ji (Jang Hye Won) has long harbored a crush on her classmate Yoo Ho (Jeong Hyo Jun), but struggles to catch his attention. Desperate, she visits The Witch Store, a magical shop only visible to those with a heartfelt wish. There, she meets Young Ji (Lee Hyun Joo), a teenage witch who becomes her coworker. Instead of helping Hye Ji win Yoo Ho's heart, the magical encounter leads her to unexpectedly connect with her childhood neighbor, the handsome judo player Sung Woo (Yeo One). As Hye Ji's feelings for Yoo Ho begin to shift, she finds herself torn between two potential love interests. Will she discover her true destiny amidst the magical and romantic chaos? This is a delightful 2019 South Korean romantic comedy drama directed by Jung Sung Bin.

Na Woo Soo (Nam Da Reum), a perfect high school student from a wealthy family, has his life dramatically altered when a low-performing classmate dies under mysterious circumstances and Ga Doo Shim (Kim Sae Ron) transfers into his class. Ga Doo Shim, destined to become a shaman but struggling to see spirits, discovers that the student's death has a supernatural connection. When Woo Soo suddenly gains the ability to see spirits, the two join forces to combat evil forces threatening their school. As they work together to fight supernatural threats, they begin to develop a potential romantic connection. This unexpected partnership challenges both of their predetermined paths and reveals hidden powers neither knew they possessed. "The Great Shaman Ga Doo Shim" is a 2021 South Korean drama series that was directed by Park Ho Jin.

Do Min Ju (Oh Yu Jin), a media communications major, appears bright and bubbly to her friends but is actually a shy, timid university student struggling to navigate life during a worldwide pandemic. Park Do Yoon (Yoo Jung Hoo) seems confident and experienced in love, but becomes flustered around someone he truly likes. As they both try to find their way through university life, their paths begin to intersect. Supported by their close friends, Min Ju and Do Yoon face the challenges of relationships and personal growth. Will they find themselves drawn closer together as they navigate these uncertain times? This is the next installment in the "Love Playlist" series, a 2022 South Korean romance drama directed by Kang Min Kyung.

Yang Ji Soo (Byeon Seo Yoon), a talented advertising professional, finds herself caught between two potential love interests: her cold-hearted boss Yoon Tae Oh (Park Young Woon) and warm-hearted cafe worker Moon Ji Ho (Yang Hyuk). Despite her popularity and professional success, Ji Soo struggles to navigate her romantic feelings, seeking advice from her friend Kwak Hyun Woo (Yoo Jeong Hoo). As Ji Ho attempts to prove himself worthy and Tae Oh pursues her, Ji Soo must decide which man truly captures her heart without causing unnecessary pain. This is a complicated tale of love that challenges her professional confidence and emotional clarity. "Bad Girlfriend" is a 2022 South Korean romance drama directed by Lee Si Young.

Actor Kang Seo Joon (Son Woo Hyeon) was once one of South Korea’s brightest and most popular stars. But his career appears set to take a fatal nosedive following his latest scandal, and he now fears that he may have hit rock bottom. His talent agency wants to help him evade news reporters who are trying to track him down, so the agency’s CEO arranges for him to move in with the dashing and talented young chef Han Ji Woo (Kim Kang Min). Ji Woo and Seo Joon have wildly different personalities, but they both feel the pull of attraction and begin to work together on projects that pool their respective talents. Could a romantic relationship follow, or will their differences prove irreconcilable? This 2020 South Korean BL drama series was directed by Hwang Da Seul.

Ha Joon (Cha Hun), a twenty-something with minimal dating experience, finds solace only in his dog Meongoo. Desperate to find love, he visits a dating consultation company where he meets Do Hee (Yoon Chae-kyung), a woman who remarkably resembles his first love. Similarly unlucky in romance, Do Hee's sole companion is her cat Anna, yet she remains hopeful about finding a meaningful relationship. As they bond over their shared love for their pets, Ha Joon and Do Hee begin to develop a connection that might just lead to something more. Will their mutual affection for their furry friends be enough to kindle a romantic spark between them? "Woof & Meow - Do You Love Me?" is a 2022 Korean romantic comedy drama.

Ha Yoon (Lee Eun Bi) has never been in a long-term relationship, but she hopes to break her “jinx” with her current boyfriend Tae Ryeon (Cha Hun). Unfortunately, life has other plans for her: Tae Ryeon wants to split up before they even hit their 100-day anniversary. Undeterred, Ha Yoon convinces Tae Ryeon to agree to a one-month “grace period” contract, during which they can spend time apart from each other but aren’t officially broken up. He agrees, thinking that the month will pass by easily. But when Tae Ryeon learns that Ha Yoon is spending her month away from him largely in the company of her male platonic friend Kang Jin (Kim Jin Woo), he unexpectedly begins to feel jealous. Is it too late for Tae Ryeon to make his relationship with Ha Yoon work? Or will distance make the heart grow fonder? This 2023 South Korean romance drama was directed by Han Seong Deok.

Optimistic freshman Lee Hyeon (J-min)’s university days start with a bang when he falls for Kim An (Kim Yong Seok), his cold and aloof former tutor who now studies as the same university. Lee Hyeon begins following Kim An around like a puppy, pestering the tutor with questions. Meanwhile, love may also be in the air for more of the university’s students and faculty, including a student who has a fling with a man who turns out to be his new class’ teaching assistant! Will Cupid bring order to the chaos as these young men try to get their academic (and love) lives on track? This 2023 South Korean BL drama series, the follow-up to 2022’s Love Class, was directed by Jang Yeong Seon.

Smalltown university freshman Ji Hyun (Oh Jun Taek) struggles to form meaningful relationships upon moving to Seoul – until he meets Jae Won (Lim Ji Sub), an older student who’s just finished his mandatory military service. The two bond when they start attending the same surfing club. As Ji Hyun starts getting into this new activity, the two men share an unexpected kiss. Jae Won then pretends nothing happened between them. Was this kiss really the result of a fleeting attraction – or could it pave the way for a lasting romance? “The Eighth Sense” is a 2023 South Korean BL drama series that was directed by Baek Inu and Werner Du Plessis.

Kang Seo Joon (Son Woo Hyeon), a once-famous celebrity, finds renewed hope when he meets the charming chef Han Ji Woo (Kim Kang Min). As their undeniable chemistry blossoms into a passionate romance, it seems like they've discovered their perfect happily ever after. However, their love story takes a heartbreaking twist when one of them suddenly disappears, leaving only a note behind. Desperate and lost, Seo Joon and Ji Woo must confront the possibility that their fairy tale may have come to an abrupt end. Will love be enough to bridge the gap between them, or has fate sealed their tragic fate? The sequel to 2021’s “To My Star,” this 2022 South Korean romantic comedy BL drama was directed by Hwang Da Seul.

Completely in love, Park Ga Ram (Kwon Yuri) and Kim Seon Jae (Hyun Woo) are devastated by a tragic traffic accident that kills Ga Ram and leaves Seon Jae in a coma. Awakening in a mysterious realm, Ga Ram meets a stranger known as X who offers her a chance to save Seon Jae's life with an impossible condition: she must break up with him during her last week on Earth. Struggling to let go of her beloved, Ga Ram returns to Seon Jae, facing the heart-wrenching challenge of ending their relationship to potentially save his life. Her emotional journey tests the limits of love, sacrifice, and second chances. This is a 2021 South Korean romance drama directed by Kim Gyoo Hyun.

On Ha Yeong (Kim So Hee), a 19-year-old aspiring content creator, lands a job at a company producing YouTube-style videos for teenagers after completing high school. Kim Se Un (Young Bin), a directionless university student, joins a video-making project with Ha Young through a friend's encouragement. Despite their differences, the pair begins working together. As they collaborate, romantic tension starts to develop between them, challenging them to explore both their creative potential and unexpected personal connections. This is a 2022 South Korean drama series directed by Park Su Cheol.

Son Yeon Seo (Song Chae Yoon), a 118-year-old half-vampire, strives to live an ordinary human life while attending high school. Despite her supernatural abilities, she attempts to blend in with her peers. When her classmate Song Meo Roo (Kim Eo Jin) becomes a target for vampires and werewolves due to his sweet blood, Yeon Seo takes it upon herself to protect him. As they flee from dangerous supernatural hunters, Yeon Seo struggles with her inner conflict between her vampire instincts and her desire to maintain her humanity. Torn between her predatory nature and her protective feelings, she must decide whether she can resist the temptation of Meo Roo's blood. Adapted from the webtoon "Sweet Girl" by Nalchi and S, this is a 2021 South Korean fantasy romance drama directed by Ha Han Me.