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4 Fantasy Legal K-Dramas To Watch If You Liked “The Judge Returns”
Being on the right side of the law can be hard, especially where there’s corruption, crime, and villains around every corner. That’s why sometimes justice needs a little extra magic or help from the heavens to prevail. “The Judge Returns,” MBC’s K-drama starring Ji Sung as Lee Han Young, follows a once unscrupulous judge who goes back in time to fix his mistakes after living as a puppet in a game of power and ambition that has rotten the judiciary system. Throughout the 14 episodes of this show, there’s thrill, action, suspense, and such a complex plot that it is impossible not to get addicted to it. So if you liked watching this type of legal K-drama with a touch of fantasy, here are some recommendations for you! 1. “The Judge From Hell” When the nastiest criminals walk free and unpunished in the world, only a supernatural being could take on the challenge to bring them down. At the verge of death, Kang Bit Na (Park Shin Hye) is condemned unfairly and sent back to the world possessed by lord demon “Justitia,” who now has the mission to find sinners and send them to hell before she herself gets destroyed. As a judge, it doesn’t take long before she finds her first target, but before she can kill him, she has to set him free of charges, enraging the victims. As she moves on with her plans, her unfair judgments start to get the attention of skilled detective Han Da On (Kim Jae Yeong), who not only finds Bit Na suspicious but also dangerous. However, after Da On loses a loved one at the hands of a serial killer, his perspective changes, and he decides to help Bit Na achieve her goal. As they work together, Bit Na starts to develop feelings for Da On, one of the most taboo things for a demon. In this dark and mysterious story, Park Shin Hye charms you with her daring, morally-grey, and charismatic female lead while Kim Jae Yeong perfectly portrays the fragility of human nature, creating an exciting and thrilling combination. And proving the success and popularity of this show, it is already set to have a second season. So don’t miss the chance and tune in “The Judge From Hell” now! 2. “Again My Life” Not only do people like Lee Han Young get to survive a tragic death to redeem themselves, but good guys like Kim Hee Woo (Lee Joon Gi), a prosecutor who has always upheld justice, can have that chance too. After he tries to uncover a grim corruption case, he is coldly murdered, but before passing to the afterlife, he is granted the chance to go back in time with the promise to change not only his fate but to take down a vile assemblyman who has been abusing his power, destroying lives left and right. Once he finds himself back in his college years, he quickly gets to work. Using all his memories and knowledge from the future, he stands out not only as a student but also as a prodigy in real states and law, impressing more than one along the way. Furthermore, he gets to save his parents’ lives, save a close friend from bankruptcy, and even gets rich, establishing a strong stance to fight his enemies. Slowly but surely, he reaches higher grounds where he can truly protect justice. With his unique charm and sharp looks, Lee Joon Gi captivates you in another legal drama, this time by Kim Ji Eun’s side, who shines with a brilliant performance as the clever Kim Hee Ah, showing once again her wide range and talent. Watch “Again My Life” here: 3. “While You Were Sleeping” Everybody has wished that their dreams would come true, but for Nam Hong Joo (Suzy), every dream she has turns into a real-life nightmare. Ever since dreaming about her father’s tragic death when she was younger, she has feared whatever future she might see in her sleep. That is, until she meets Jung Jae Chan (Lee Jong Suk), a cynical prosecutor who has spent most of his career barely caring about his role inside a courtroom. However, when he meets peculiar Hong Joo and discovers that she can actually foresee the future, he starts to get involved in a way he never expected. As they untangle a tricky series of crimes that have deep and old roots connecting each other’s fates, their hearts also begin to heal the pains from their childhoods. With her characteristic charm and beauty, Suzy will amaze you not only with the range of her acting but also with how endearing her character is. On the other hand, Lee Jong Suk delivers an equally charismatic and energetic performance that highlights the emotional depths of their relationship. Though this isn’t exactly a regression drama, the elements of fantasy still give this show a unique color that makes it one of the fans’ favorites. Watch “While You Were Sleeping” here: 4. “Memorist” If you had a special ability, would you use it for good or for evil? For Dong Baek (Yoo Seung Ho), the answer is easy. Ever since he was a young boy, he’s had the ability to read the memories in people’s minds, which has led him to become a key element in the criminal police force. However, with great power comes great responsibility, and not everybody feels particularly comfortable with the man’s unique ability. Furthermore, when a serial killer starts to terrorize Seoul, he has to fight criticism, prejudice, and his inner demons to find the culprit behind the horrendous crimes. Along the way, he meets Han Sun Mi (Lee Se Young), a brilliant criminal profiler, who, despite her initial suspicions about Dong Baek, ends up becoming his most important ally and the person who will help him to discover a painful truth from his past. With many twists and turns, this story easily becomes a rollercoaster of emotions between suspense, crime, and thrill. However, with two former child actors as the main characters leading the show, it becomes an emotional, exciting, yet intense K-drama that you cannot miss for the world. It will keep you wondering what exactly is going on, but somehow, you won’t be able to stop watching until the last minute. Watch “Memorist” here: Andy zar is an avid drama watcher, from K-dramas to C-dramas, she believes any weekend is a good weekend to enjoy 12 hours of binge-watching dramas. She loves romance, web comics, and K-pop. Her favorite groups are EXO, TWICE, Red Velvet, and BOL4. Find her on Instagram @wuaitboni. Currently watching: “Blossom”Plans to watch: “My Page in the 90s“
Seo In Guk And Jisoo Spark The Beginning Of Heart-Fluttering Romance In New Drama “Boyfriend On Demand” Poster
Netflix’s upcoming drama “Boyfriend on Demand” has unveiled a new poster! Helmed by director Kim Jung Sik of “Work Later, Drink Now” and “Not Others,” “Boyfriend on Demand” is a romantic comedy that follows Seo Mi Rae (BLACKPINK’s Jisoo), an overworked webtoon producer who subscribes to a virtual dating simulation service to experience the dates of her dreams. Jisoo plays Mi Rae, and Seo In Guk plays Kyeong Nam, a coworker who shakes up Mi Rae’s daily routine. The changing relationship between Mi Rae and Kyeong Nam, as they start noticing each other, is a major part of the drama’s appeal. The poster captures their chemistry, set against the everyday life of webtoon producers. After trying the thrilling dates offered by the virtual romance subscription service “Boyfriend on Demand,” Mi Rae falls into a sweet world. Meanwhile, Kyeong Nam’s steady gaze sparks an unexpected flutter, leaving viewers wondering how their relationship will develop and who will make Mi Rae’s heart skip a beat. In particular, the drama features virtual lovers who make Mi Rae’s heart race. The performances of Seo Kang Jun, Lee Soo Hyuk, Ong Seong Wu, Lee Jae Wook, Lee Hyun Wook, Jay Park, and Lee Sang Yi, all shown together on the poster, are also highlights to watch in the series. Regarding the star-studded special appearances, the director added, “I wanted to show the many sides of Mi Rae’s character, so we created different situations and professions within the virtual world. In the process, we considered the unique charm and strengths of each special appearance and suggested the roles that suited them best.” “Boyfriend on Demand” will air on March 6 via Netflix.
Ha Jung Woo, Im Soo Jung, Kim Jun Han, And More Show Their Resolve In New Drama “Mad Concrete Dreams” Posters
Upcoming drama “Mad Concrete Dreams” has unveiled new character posters! “Mad Concrete Dreams” is a thriller drama that follows a struggling landlord who becomes entangled in crime to protect his family and property. While he achieves the coveted status of a landlord, mounting debts lead him to participate in a staged kidnapping. However, the plan spirals out of control as the fake kidnapping turns dangerously real. The posters highlight the mystery and suspense surrounding the story’s five main characters. Each person fights to protect their position and what is most precious to them, making a series of precarious choices. Ki Soo Jong (Ha Jung Woo), who has become the building owner everyone has dreamed of, shows a tense expression as he is pushed to the edge. It remains to be seen how far he will go to protect the building. Kim Sun (Im Soo Jung) watches her husband, Ki Soo Jong, whose behavior has become suspicious, and wears a secretive expression as if she has made a decision. Min Hwal Seong (Kim Jun Han), who reaches out to his friend Ki Soo Jong in crisis, shows through his ambitious, confident eyes that he is determined to see his plan succeed. Min Hwal Seong’s wife, Jeon Yi Kyung (Krystal), wears a sharp gaze, hinting at what dramatic events might have shaken her, having grown up brightly as the only daughter of a wealthy family. Finally, Yo Na (Shim Eun Kyung), an operative at Real Capital, adds to the mystery with a poker face that reveals nothing. Her cold gaze radiates a strong villainous charisma. It remains to be seen how Yo Na, watching from the shadows, will turn the situation upside down. “Mad Concrete Dreams” is set to premiere on March 14 at 9:10 p.m. KST.
Ju Ji Hoon And Ha Ji Won Take Separate Paths Even As A Married Couple In New Drama “Climax” Poster
ENA’s upcoming drama “Climax” has unveiled a new poster! “Climax” follows the fierce survival story of prosecutor Bang Tae Seob (Ju Ji Hoon), who dives into a power-driven cartel in order to rise to the top of South Korea’s power ladder. Ha Ji Won will star as Chu Sang Ah, a former A-list actress with a struggling career who winds up standing at the center of a huge cartel connecting the entertainment industry to the political world. The poster features Bang Tae Seob and Chu Sang Ah, presenting both characters in a single layout that reflects the state of their relationship. Bang Tae Seob appears in one frame, staring straight ahead with a steady expression, while Chu Sang Ah occupies another, looking in the same direction. This suggests that, although they share the same relationship, their focus is on different paths. The phrase, “You in your way, me in mine. Let’s see the end each of us wants,” hints that the couple, bound by the title of husband and wife, are facing their own choices. The drama depicts the clash of personal interests and desires on a vast stage where politics and entertainment collide. Bang Tae Seob and Chu Sang Ah face what they must protect and what they hope to gain in different ways, making their relationship the story’s central axis, where emotion and calculation operate side by side. “Climax” will premiere on March 16 at 10 p.m. KST.
Chae Jong Hyeop Gradually Chips Away At Lee Sung Kyung's Walls In "In Your Radiant Season"
“In Your Radiant Season” has unveiled new stills ahead of the upcoming episodes! MBC’s “In Your Radiant Season” is a new romance drama about the love story between Sunwoo Chan (Chae Jong Hyeop), a man who lives each day like an exciting summer vacation, and Song Ha Ran (Lee Sung Kyung), a woman who has closed herself off as through trapped in a long winter. Spoilers Previously, Sunwoo Chan reunited with Song Ha Ran, who saved him from death’s door twice in the past. Having found reason to live again thanks to Song Ha Ran, Sunwoo Chan resolved to open her heart once more after she shut herself away from the world following the passing of her boyfriend Kang Hyuk Chan (Kwon Do Hyoung). In the upcoming episode, Song Ha Ran becomes wary of Sunwoo Chan while also starting to notice his presence more. With the onset of unfamiliar feelings, Ha Ran tries to distance herself from him, but she isn’t able to easily look away. Having resolved to treat Song Ha Ran well, Sunwoo Chan will work to break down Song Ha Ran’s walls in the upcoming episode. Furthermore, Nana Atelier family’s youngest Song Ha Dam (Oh Ye Ju) will create great shockwaves in the peaceful household. In front of Kim Na Na (Lee Mi Sook), Song Ha Ran, and Song Ha Young (Han Ji Hyun), she will make a shocking statement, raising questions about the upcoming episode. “In Your Radiant Season” will air episode 3 on February 27 at 9:50 p.m. KST.
"Our Universe" Kicks Off Second Half On Ratings Rise
tvN’s “Our Universe” kicked off its second half on a high note! According to Nielsen Korea, episode 7 of “Our Universe” garnered an average nationwide viewership rating of 1.873 percent. This is a 0.4 percent increase from its previous week’s rating of 1.353 percent, bringing it close to the premiere’s high of 1.894 percent. “Our Universe” is a romance drama about two in-laws who, despite harboring deep misunderstandings about one another, unexpectedly end up raising their nephew Woo Joo together. After moving in together, they embark on a journey of personal growth and blossoming romance.