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September marks the beginning of autumn and, along with the tidings of the new season, comes bearing some exciting romantic K-drama titles for us. Like August, there are some K-dramas that we’ve already started watching and some that we can’t wait to stream this month.
From romantic comedies to fantasy dramas that take us along for a sweeping adventure in love, here are all the new romantic K-dramas we’re excited to stream in September…
This ongoing office rom-com follows pragmatic and practical Ha Yun-seo. This is why, when she discovers her boyfriend/co-worker is actually the son of the family who runs the company, she breaks up with him as she believes a prince cannot fall for Cinderella in real life. Now it’s up to her boyfriend to change her mind.
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If you’re a fan of fantasy romances, do not give this one a miss. It follows Kang Bit-na, a cold and vicious judge who is known for her lack of empathy. What most people don’t know, however, is that she is possessed by a demon from hell who has been tasked with dragging criminals back to hell. Detective Han Da-on is kind and empathetic but is hiding a painful past. What happens when the two meet and fall in love? Will the judge abandon her mission?
Streaming from 21 September 2024
Set in the Joseon period, the drama follows legal expert Ok Tae-young. She meets and falls in love with storyteller Cheon Seung-hui, who travels around the country reciting novels. The only hitch in their love story? Tae-young has been lying about her identity and past (even to Seung-hui) as she is a runaway slave.
Streaming from 21 September 2024
The K-drama is based on the novel Things That Come After Love by Gong Ji-yeong and Hitonari Tsuji. It follows the love story of a Korean woman and a Japanese man who fall in love as students but break up soon. They reunite five years later in Korea but can they recapture their lost love?
Streaming from 27 September 2024
This black comedy follows the romance between Lee Da-reum, the visually-impaired daughter of a family who runs a laundry service, and Seo Gang-ju, the heir of the richest family in their town.
Streaming from 28 September 2024
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