The Best Korean Dramas Of 2018
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Trying to catch up with the latest Korean series? Here are the best Korean dramas of 2018. Including romantic comedies, legal thrillers, medical dramas, and more, this list of new South Korean TV shows features top stars and famous K-pop idols who act. What are the most popular 2018 Kdramas?
Some good 2018 Korean dramas are What's Wrong with Secretary Kim, Wok of Love, Something in the Rain, and Mr. Sunshine.
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- Park Seo-joon, Park Min-young, Lee Tae-hwan
- Genres: Romantic comedy
With a perfect blend of romance and comedy, this Korean drama revolves around the tumultuous relationship between a narcissistic vice chairman and his intelligent secretary. Starring Park Seo-Joon and Park Min-Young, the duo's on-screen chemistry is undeniable and irresistible, making it one of the most popular K-dramas. As the story unfolds, it tugs at viewers' heartstrings and keeps them hooked with its witty dialogues and well-rounded characters.
- Seo Hyun-jin, Lee Min-ki, Lee Da-hee
- Genres: Fantasy, Melodrama, Romance
Exploring the age-old adage, "beauty is in the eye of the beholder", The Beauty Inside delves into the lives of its two main leads - Seo Hyun-Jin and Lee Min-Ki - who take on the challenge of portraying a pair that possesses unique secrets. Offering a mix of emotions such as laughter, tears, and heartfelt moments, this drama is a breath of fresh air, captivating viewers with its unique storyline.
- Im Soo-hyang, Cha Eun-woo, Jo Woo-ri
- Genres: Romantic comedy
Tackling the topic of plastic surgery and self-image, this drama centers on the life of a young woman who undergoes a major transformation, only to face scrutiny and criticism. With a solid performance by Im Soo-Hyang and Cha Eun-Woo, the show touches upon societal expectations and perceptions of beauty, effectively shedding light on the importance of self-acceptance and inner beauty.
- Kim Jung-hyun, Lee Yi-kyung, Son Seung-won
- Genres: Comedy
Embodying the essence of laughter and warmth, Welcome to Waikiki showcases a group of friends navigating the ups and downs of life, love, and friendship. Featuring an ensemble cast of six characters, played by talented actors such as Kim Jung-Hyun and Lee Yi-Kyung, it is a feel-good K-drama that leaves audiences chuckling from start to finish.
- Yum Jung-ah, Lee Tae-ran, Yoon Se-ah
- Genres: Satire, Drama, Black comedy
Dark, gripping, and intense, Sky Castle divulges the sinister side of the education system and the desperate measures parents would take to ensure their children's success. With a well-crafted script and the powerful acting ensemble, this riveting drama captures the true essence of ambition, jealousy, and sacrifice against the backdrop of an affluent neighborhood.
- Do Kyung-soo, Nam Ji-hyun, Jo Sung-ha
- Genres: Historical, Romantic comedy
Set in the Joseon era, this historical drama indulges the audience in a delightful blend of romance, politics, and heartache with lead actors D.O. and Nam Ji-Hyun delivering remarkable performances. This period piece, brimming with stunning visuals and carefully crafted narratives, captivates the hearts of the viewers as the forbidden love story unfolds between a prince and his loyal subject.