Not Many Romantic Scenes, These 5 Korean Drama Couples Still Make You Melt

Kapanlagi.com - Korean dramas that are filled with romantic scenes from the main characters are successful in making us smile while watching. It's not uncommon to become delusional and wish to replace the main actors so that you can experience those romantic scenes more realistically. It's no wonder that many find it difficult to sleep because they keep thinking about their beloved character.

However, not all romantic Korean dramas are flooded with intimate scenes that make singles envious. These 5 Korean drama couples don't have many romantic scenes. But when it comes to chemistry, they still make you melt and find it hard to move on. Who are they?

1. Lee Ik Jun and Chae Song Hwa (HOSPITAL PLAYLIST 2)

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Being trapped in the friendzone is indeed a dilemma. Especially if it has been more than a decade like what Lee Ik Jun (Jo Jung Suk) and Chae Song Hwa (Jeon Mi Do) experienced, our favorite doctors in HOSPITAL PLAYLIST 2. They were each other's first love and had wanted to confess their feelings, but Ik Jun had to give in to protect the feelings of Yang Seok Hyeong (Kim Dae Myung) who was heartbroken after being rejected by Song Hwa.

More than a decade has passed, but their feelings of love are not entirely extinguished. Although they still maintain their 'friend' status to the best of their ability, it can be seen from Ik Jun's gaze and how Song Hwa laughs every time they are together, indicating that they are both happy. It feels heartwarming when Ik Jun and Song Hwa hold hands, even if it's only for a few seconds. Do you also feel excited watching it? Many are hoping that this couple can sail in the final episode of season 2.

2. Vincenzo Cassano & Hong Cha Young (VINCENZO)

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These beloved lawyers have unique and out-of-the-box ways of achieving their goals. Starting from being on opposing sides, Hong Cha Young (Jeon Yeo Bin) eventually decides to join forces with Vincenzo (Song Joong Ki) in order to investigate the justice behind her father's death.

Always together in conducting investigations and devising strategies, it turns out that it also nurtures a seed of love between them. Although they both restrain themselves due to their focus on the case at hand, netizens were ecstatic when a kissing scene between Vincenzo and Cha Young finally appeared, even if it was just a play. But in the end, this ship still finds its harbor!

3. Park Sae Royi & Jo Yi Seo (ITAEWON CLASS)

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Those who have watched ITAEWON CLASS must have been trapped in these two factions, namely the Soo Ah and Yi Seo teams. In this drama, it is told that Oh Soo Ah (Kwon Nara) is the first love of Park Sae Royi (Park Seo Joon) who have known each other since high school. One of Sae Royi's struggles for success is to bring Soo Ah out of Jangga, the number one culinary company in Korea that destroyed Sae Royi's life.

However, the appearance of the character Jo Yi Seo (Kim Da Mi) also plays an important role in Sae Royi's success in building Danbam. Yi Seo is a figure who continues to support Sae Royi even though she knows that the man she likes still has feelings for his first love. Only towards the end of the drama, Sae Royi realizes his feelings for Yi Seo have changed. Despite the lack of romantic scenes, the chemistry between this couple is equally heartwarming!

4. So Mun & Do Ha Na (THE UNCANNY COUNTER)

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One of the Korean dramas that successfully held high ratings in 2020 tells the story of the Counters who are tasked with capturing evil spirits wandering in the human world. Throughout its 16 episodes, this drama indeed focuses on the fight against evil spirits. However, there is still a love story embedded between the main characters, namely So Mun (Jo Byung Gyu) and Do Ha Na (Kim Sejeong), who are also fellow counters.

So Mun is depicted as falling in love at first sight with Do Ha Na, who is known to be strong and skilled in fighting. They become close because they work as counters. Chemistry is evident when Mun and Ha Na show care for each other when facing their past wounds. Although they don't end up together until the drama ends, the chemistry between Mun and Ha Na still appears sweet and memorable in the hearts of the audience.

5. Yeo Ha Jin & Lee Jung Hoon (FIND ME IN YOUR MEMORY)

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Known as the most polite couple of their time, Yeo Ha Jin (Moon Ga Young) and Kim Dong Wook (Lee Jung Hoon) still successfully make fans heartbroken and unable to move on. FIND ME IN YOUR MEMORY tells the story of a woman who cannot remember her past and a man who never forgets anything in his life, no matter how small, and how these two differences become scars from their past.

Ha Jin and Jung Hoon are portrayed as a drama couple who do not have much skinship and do romantic scenes like other couples in Korean dramas. But, this is precisely what makes them look elegant and loved by fans. In fact, there are still many fans who have a hard time moving on from this ship even though they are both involved in new projects.

So, who says Korean dramas only rely on romantic scenes to win the hearts of viewers? The 4 couples above are proof of the success of strong chemistry even though romantic scenes are not scattered in them. Which one is your favorite, KLovers?

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