6 Unique Anti-Mainstream Korean Dramas on Netflix, Starring: Lee Min Ho - Hyun Bin

Kapanlagi.com - Netflix turns out to be one of the preferred platforms for Korean drama and film fans. For those of you who are just starting to be curious about K-Dramas, you can directly check out these 6 dramas and films with unique plots that will still make you feel emotional because of their sweet romance stories. These dramas are also filled with stars, starting from Park Shin Hye, IU, Lee Min Ho, Hyun Bin, and many others.

1. THE KING: ETERNAL MONARCH

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Reasons to watch: three romance experts, two different worlds, and one love story that will make you baper. Lee Min Ho and Kim Go Eun are brought together in a parallel world in their comeback series. Must watch!

2. KINGDOM season 1 and 2

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Now, this series is definitely a must not be missed. For those who have never watched a Korean drama before, this is the right series for fans who love zombie stories. KINGDOM also has captivating visuals and costume designs, intriguing political intrigue, and terrifying zombie terror.

3. FORGOTTEN

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In addition to the two interesting dramas above, there is also a Korean film that you must watch. FORGOTTEN tells the story of someone who was kidnapped and returned without memory for the last 19 days. Thriller fans will surely love it because of the many plot twists.

4. ITAEWON CLASS

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Featuring a story about social issues from various characters and also an inspirational story, ITAEWON CLASS, starring Park Seo Joon, is definitely a must-watch.

5. MEMORIES OF THE ALHAMBRA

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MEMORIES OF THE ALHAMBRA is one of the dramas suitable for those curious about Korean series. The sweet but not excessive romance between Hyun Bin and Park Shin Hye, combined with amazing visuals and an exciting story wrapped in the sci-fi gaming world, is really thrilling.

6. PERSONA

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PERSONA is a short-duration series of 19-27 minutes, each episode featuring four different directors. This series itself stars IU. Have you ever watched it?

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