6 K-dramas to watch if you loved Netflix’s ‘Queen Of Tears’

Last night, ‘Queen of Tears’ marked a new record by breaking the all-time viewership record during its final broadcast.

The drama follows Baek Hyun-Woo (Kim Soo-Hyun) who lives in the house of his rich and powerful in-laws. His wife, Hong Hae-In (Kim Ji-Won), is the CEO of the company Queens.

After three years of marriage and verbal abuse, he decides to divorce his wife and on the same day, he discovers that she has been diagnosed with a rare kind of brain cancer and has only three months left to live.

Hyun-Woo, following his friend’s advice, decides not to tell her about his plans for divorce and instead stays with her because he will be free soon.

Against all probabilities, during the three months, the two begin to fall in love and piece together their broken marriage.

If you loved the Kim Soo-Hyun and Kim Ji-Won starrer, then these Kdramas are for you they are available to watch on Netflix:

1) Doctor Slump

The drama is about two brilliant doctors who were once rivals in school who reunite by chance; each facing life’s worst slump and unexpectedly finding solace in each other. So, if you loved this K-drama, here are some shows you could watch next on Netflix:

2) It’s Okay Not To Be Okay

When the drama first aired, many said ‘It’s Okay to Not Be Okay’ set the bar too high and they were right. The drama can be summed up with just because you are not doing well doesn’t mean you have to act like everything is fine because it is wrong to not feel good mentally.

3) Crash Landing On You

Released in 2020, Crash Landing on You immediately became one of the best K-dramas on Netflix.

It features snooty billionaire, Yoon Se-Ri who accidentally lands in North Korea and meets a military man, Ri Jeong-Hyeok.

Stuck with her until Se-ri is able to get back home, Jeong-hook tries multiple ways to ensure that she can return to South Korea. Throughout the whole ordeal, however, they inevitably fall in love, making things more complicated.

4) Love To Hate You

A feisty attorney finds herself in a contract dating relationship with a heartthrob actor. However, in real life, he’s an unromantic person with no tolerance for the women around him. However, that’s all set to change when he starts “dating” the woman who soon inverts his biases and his expectations.

5) King the Land

The series stars two Korean singers turned actors YoonA (Lim Yoon-a) from Girls’ Generation and Junho (Lee Jun-ho) of 2 PM as hotel staff whose workplace run-ins eventually turn into romance.

The series follows Gu Won (Lee), a wealthy gentleman trying to prove himself as a hotelier within his family’s cutthroat business, and Cheon Sa-rang (Lim), a gleeful hotel employee who’s hopelessly devoted to her job.

The two heads time and time again, but gradually their defenses start to melt. Yeah, things are about to get adorable.

6) My Demon

A 200-year-old demon portrayed by Song Kang develops an unexpected love for a human, played by Kim Yoo Jung, despite harboring a long-standing disdain for humans. Haunted by his past, he goes to great lengths to safeguard his beloved, ultimately sacrificing himself.