List of Korean Dramas I've Already Watched- Part 5

Welcome to the part 5 of the list of Korean Dramas I have already watched.

List of K-Dramas I've Watched- Part 1

List of K-Dramas I've Watched- Part 2

List of K-Dramas I've Watched- Part 3

List of K-Dramas I've Watched- Part 4

And I'm back again with another list of the Korean dramas I have already watched. This is now the 5th batch and I know that there will be more to come so brace yourselves because I'm not kidding. The list will go on and on until I'm no longer interested in watching Korean drama series. So while I'm still enjoying it, I'll continue writing about them.

In my previous articles, there are already a total of 20 series I have listed, which I have already watched and definitely enjoyed as the stories are interesting. So this time, I'll mention another 5 Korean dramas that I have recently watched and some of these are even my favorites.

21. Hometown Cha-Cha-Cha

Hometown Cha-Cha-Cha is now one of my top favorites because I just love how light the story is, and every episode of it is just so heartwarming. I definitely enjoyed the chemistry of Shin Min-A and Kim Seon Ho and because of this K-drama, I found my ideal man, Hong Du Sik, also known as Hong Banjang. 😹

HomeCha is a romantic comedy and healing drama, which is about a dentist who decided to move to the seaside village of Gongjin where she meets a handsome, smart, and talented man who loves to help his neighborhood, and they, later on, fell in love with each other as their lives keep being intertwined.

I got hooked with this drama because the characters just seem to come from different worlds but their love for each other surpassed their differences. I also love the whole Gongjin community that even if there are some who just love to gossip about other people's lives, their love, and loyalty for each other can always be counted on.

22. Backstreet Rookie

When I watched the first episode of this drama, I immediately concluded that I wouldn't get to like it because some scenes were just overacted. I mean, why would some High School girls fistfight with each other. Lols! But what made me get hooked with this series is the beauty and charm of the main leads. Ji Chang Wook is just so handsome and Kim Yoo Jung is just so pretty too, which makes both of them look like a real couple.

Backstreet Rookie is a romantic comedy-drama about a man who owns a convenience store and a lady who applied as a part-time employee of the store, who was also the same High School student that the man ran into 3 years ago.

I like this drama because the story is also just light and heartwarming but it has a lot of lessons to learn from. I love the circle of friends of Saet Byul and the mother of Dae-Hyun. What made a mark to me from this series is the thinking and motto of Saet Byul's sister, "I'll only go forward in life", which we all should.

23. Fight For My Way

Just the fact that it is starred by Park Seo Joon and Kim Ji Won means this drama is already good to watch and I'm not disappointed with this series because I totally got to enjoy watching it. I tend to be loyal to some actors with their previous on-screen partners, like the Park-Park couple, but PSJ and KJW also had great chemistry in this series. In fact, I think they have better chemistry.

Fight for my way is a slice of life romantic comedy series about a man who used to be part of taekwondo and ended up working as a contract employee and tries to win a UFC title and a girl who wanted to become a TV announcer but gave up on her dream to work at the information desk of a department store.

I loved this series because I could relate with the characters about pursuing their dreams and never giving up on them. I also liked how their friendship (Fantastic Four) was as solid as a rock.

24. Strong Woman, Do Bong Soon

Some were recommending that this series is good but I didn't enjoy it that much maybe because I'm not really fond of watching fantasy dramas like characters with superpowers, but it's not the same case with Gumihos. 😹

Strong Woman Do Bong Soon is a fantasy romantic comedy-drama about a petite but strong woman who is currently unemployed but later on being recruited to become a bodyguard of a CEO of a gaming company, who discovered that the girl has superpowers.

Although I didn't enjoy the story that much, I still liked the chemistry of Min min (Park Hyung Sik) and Bong Bong (Park Bo Young). But I still hate the fact that my bet, In Guk Doo, was only friend-zoned in the end. Maybe, he was really meant for me. Charot! 😂

25. Touch Your Heart

I watched this because of Lee Dong Wook and nothing more. Char! 😂

Touch Your Heart is a romantic comedy-drama about a popular actress who was caught in a scandal with a rich man leading her career to be at stake. In the hopes to restore her career and getting back on screen, she became a secretary of an attorney with a cold personality.

I first got to see the chemistry of Yoo In Na and Lee Dong Wook in the series Goblin so I had high hopes that I'll enjoy this drama. However, because of the flow of the story where they're just mostly at the office and in court, I found some scenes boring. But the chemistry of these artists is still there and I definitely had fun watching the cute smile of Dong Wook. Lols! 😹 I also liked the love story of the two attorneys of Always Law Firm.

And that's the latest addition to the list of Korean dramas I have already watched. Just like what I have mentioned above, the list will go on and on until I get fed up with watching Korean dramas. Until then, cheers to more oppas to come!