Best Korean rom-com dramas to binge-watch this week

1. My Sassy Girl

Gyeon Woo, a good-hearted college student, and an anonymous girl he meets by coincidence have a quirky and erratic relationship. He becomes entangled in her chaotic life after saving her from falling onto train tracks. She acts erratically and even harshly at times, but Gyeon Woo falls in love with her, which sparks a string of endearing and hilarious adventures.

2. The Beauty Inside

The extraordinary love story of Yi Soo, who loves Woo Jin despite his appearance, and Woo Jin, who wakes up in a different body every day, is depicted well in The Beauty Inside. Due to his condition, Woo Jin can transform into anyone, regardless of age, gender, or nationality, which makes relationships and his life more difficult.

3. Love Reset 

The movie’s plot centers on a couple who are about to get divorced and who have an accident that causes them to lose their memories. Unknowingly, they start to fall in love with each other again as they attempt to navigate life without their past memories. In a lighthearted manner, the movie examines the idea of second chances in relationships, highlighting how the heart can find its way back even when the mind forgets.

4. 100 Days with Mr. Arrogant

The turbulent relationship between high school student Ha Young and wealthy college student Hyung Jun is the main focus of this whimsical movie. Ha Young offers to be Hyung Jun’s slave for 100 days in order to pay off the debt after she unintentionally damages his car. Despite their initial hatred, they progressively grow to care for one another, which results in a number of romantic and humorous moments.

5. Nothing Serious

Ja Young, a man getting over a breakup, and Woo Ri, a young lady fed up with romance, decide to keep things light. But as time goes on, their feelings grow stronger and threaten their original understanding. With humor and heart, the film explores the complexities of love in the digital age, providing a novel and contemporary perspective on relationships.

6. Sweet & Sour

The film follows Jang Hyuk and Da Eun, a young couple navigating the difficulties of a long-distance relationship, as they experience highs and lows. The entices of new relationships, work, and distance all put their love to the test.

7. I’m a Cyborg, But That’s OK

I’m a Cyborg, But That’s OK, directed by Park Chan Wook, is a strange and heartfelt examination of love and mental health that is full of inventive storytelling and surreal humor. The plot centers on Young Goon, a patient at a mental health facility who thinks she is a cyborg. She meets Il Soon there, a fellow patient who believes he has the ability to take the powers of others. Despite their peculiarities, they have a strong and special bond.