10 exciting new Korean dramas worth watching.

From "Straw Man" to the second season of "Bloodhound" on Netflix, a host of brand-new, captivating Korean dramas, ranging from fantasy and action to animation and various romance genres, are well worth watching this month.

1. Bloodhounds Season 2

Main actors: Woo Do-hwan, Lee Sang-yi, Rain

After their thrilling first adventure, Gun-woo (Woo Do-hwan) and Woo-jin (Lee Sang-yi) return for a sequel filled with spectacular fight scenes in Bloodhounds 2.

Jason Kim once again takes on the role of director, based on a script he wrote himself, while this season's villain is Baek-jung, a notorious underground fighter, played by K-pop star Rain.

Gun-woo is pursuing a successful boxing career. However, when Baek-jung recruits him for illegal fights and puts his family in danger, Gun-woo and Woo-jin must once again take up arms to fight for what is right. (Netflix, April 3).

2. The Perfect Crown

Main actors: IU, Byeon Woo-seok

Following the resounding success of the drama When Life Gives You Tangerines, K-pop idol IU (real name Lee Ji-eun) collaborated with Byeon Woo-seok (Lovely Runner) in Perfect Crown, a fantasy drama about modern-day South Korea under a constitutional monarchy.

IU plays Seong Hee-ju, a corporate heiress who has everything she wants except royal status. That could change when she becomes involved with Prince I-an (Byeon).

Perfect Crown is one of two romantic fantasy dramas about a glamorous monarchy scheduled to premiere this year, along with The Remarried Empress starring Shin Min-a, Lee Jong-suk, and Ju Ji-hoon. (MBC/Disney+, April 10).

3. Yumi's Cells Season 3

Main actors: Kim Go-eun, Kim Jae-won

Kim Go-eun returns for the third season as Kim Yu-mi, the protagonist of the popular manga adaptation "Yumi's Cells". After overcoming previous hardships, Yu-mi has finally become a writer, but now that she's successful, she's surprised to find her life has become somewhat boring.

Everything changes when a new romantic breeze blows into her life after she meets the charming Shin Soon-rok, played by Kim Jae-won (The Art of Sarah). This momentous event breathes new life into the animated cells in her mind, helping her navigate this new emotional landscape. (tvN, April 13).

4. The absolute value of romance

Main actors: Kim Hyang-gi, Cha Hak-yeon

Kim Hyang-gi (Cashero) and Cha Hak-yeon (Castaway Diva) shine together in the school drama Absolute Value of Romance.

Kim is Yeo Eui-ju, an ordinary high school girl by day and an online romance novel author by night. Her novels feature handsome teachers as the main characters, and she has coincidentally met some of them in real life.

Among them are the excellent math teacher Ga Woo-su ​​(Cha), the masculine physical education teacher (Son Jeong-hyuk), and the gentle foreign language teacher (Kim Jae-hyun). (Coupang Play/Prime Video , April 17).

5. We're all trying here.

Main cast: Koo Kyo-hwan, Go Youn-jung, Oh Jung-se, Park Hae-joon

Park Hae-young, the renowned screenwriter of My Mister and My Liberation Notes, returns with the highly anticipated drama We Are All Trying Here, also known as Everyone Is Fighting Their Own Worthlessness.

Koo Kyo-hwan (DP) plays Hwang Dong-man, a filmmaker who hasn't yet debuted but has shown great potential from the start. Go Youn-jung (Moving) plays Byeon Eun-a, a producer at Choi Film known for her blunt criticisms of filmmakers.

The cast also includes Oh Jung-se (from "It's Okay If You're Not Okay") as veteran filmmaker Park Kyeong-se and Park Hae-joon (from "When Life Gives You Tangerines") as Jin-man, Dong-man's older brother. (JTBC/Netflix, April 18).

6. The Straw Man

Main actors: Park Hae-soo, Lee Hee-joon

Park Hae-soo (Squid Game) and Lee Hee-joon (A Killer Paradox) team up in ENA's horror film The Scarecrow.

The story follows tough detective Kang Tae-ju (Park), who is demoted and transferred from Seoul back to his hometown. There, he begins investigating a series of serial murders, hoping to regain his reputation.

During the investigation, he clashes with prosecutor Cha Shi-young (Lee), a bitter rival who bullied Tae-ju during their school days. (ENA, April 20).

7. Betraying your friend

Main actors: Ahn Hyo-seop, Chae Won-bin

Ahn Hyo-seop (from the drama "Business Proposal") stars in the rural romantic comedy "Sold Out to You." He plays Matthew Lee, a young farmer nicknamed "Quail," who specializes in growing rare mushrooms and possesses a warm heart despite his somewhat rough exterior.

Matthew's peaceful life is suddenly disrupted by the appearance of Dam Ye-jin (Chae Won-bin, Doubt), a presenter at a major shopping channel, who is obsessed with his unique mushrooms. Matthew tries to push her away, but she refuses to accept his advances. (SBS, April 22).

8. If Wishing Could Kill

Main actors: Jeon So Young, Kang Mi Na

This spring, students at Seorin High School will be haunted by the mysterious Girigo app. The app grants users wishes if they upload a video – but at a terrible price.

The film If Wishes Could Kill stars Jeon So-young (Honour) as a promising track and field athlete who tries to uncover the dark truth behind Girigo. This thriller also features former Gugudan member Kang Mi-na (Twelve), Baek Sun-ho (Dear X), Hyeon Woo-seok (The School Nurse Files), and Lee Hyo-je (Lost). (Netflix, April 24).

9. Apply for love.

Main actors: Shin Hye-sun, Gong Myung

Having recently appeared in Netflix's hit detective series The Art of Sarah, Shin Hye-sun quickly returned to the screen alongside Gong Myung (Way Back Love) in the office romance comedy Filing for Love, also known as Secret Audit.

Shin plays Joo In-ah, the head of the auditing department at Haemu Corporation. A perfectionist and decisive individual, In-ah is renowned for her ability to pinpoint targets and persistently achieve them. This reputation has made her Haemu's youngest female CEO.

Gong plays Noh Ki-joon, an auditor specializing in internal scandals. His life is turned upside down after meeting In-ah. (tvN, April 25).

10. The Land of Gold

Main cast: Park Bo-young, Kim Sung-cheol, Lee Hyun-wook, Lee Kwang-soo

Park Bo-young (Our Unwritten Seoul) stars in this Disney+ crime drama, which tells the story of Gold Land, South Korea's first domestic casino, opened to revive the struggling local economy .

Park plays Kim Hee-joo, an airport security officer who inadvertently comes into possession of a shipment of smuggled gold. As her obsession with the gold grows, she becomes entangled with gangs, loan sharks, detectives, and casino operators.

The cast also includes Lee Hyun-wook (Mine) as her boyfriend and co-pilot, Kim Sung-cheol (Our Beloved Summer) as a loan shark, and Lee Kwang-soo (Karma) as a gangster with connections to the authorities. (Disney+, April 29).

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