Tale of Nine-Tailed to King: The Eternal Monarch: K-Dramas with romance and fantasy elements

One of the more interesting romantic Korean dramas, "W: Two Worlds" switches between the real world and the comic world throughout its run.

One of the best romantic Korean dramas, "The Bride of Habaek", based on the manhwa Bride of the Water God, sees the god of the Land of Water, Lord Ha-Baek, return to Earth in search of the sacred stones so that he may lay claim to the throne of the Divine Realm.

The intense K-drama love triangle makes "Doom at Your Service" a gripping watch.

Filled with elements of fantasy, romance, and revenge, "Tale of the Nine-Tailed" is sure to have anyone hooked.

"The King: Eternal Monarch" is a K-drama that uses time travel as a plot device. There are two parallel worlds in the series.

Filled with mystic elements and interesting storylines, "Hotel Del Luna" is a great show for K-drama beginners.

"The Light In Your Eyes" is a very unique love story that is definitely worth binge-watching, and it's a K-drama that needs a Hollywood adaptation.

"A Korean Odyssey", tells the story of Seon-mi, who has been an outcast all her life because of her ability to see spirits, and develops feelings for Ogong as she finally feels relieved that there is someone for her. This is, unfortunately, one of the few Korean dramas that doesn't have a happily ever after.

"While You Were Sleeping" is a fantasy-oriented plot, Jae Chan trying to solve his cases as a prosecutor against Lee Yoo Beom is another reason everyone can't stop watching this K-drama until the end.

While definitely one of the stranger romantic series, the high stakes and interesting storyline make "Strong Woman Do Bong Soon" a highly memorable K-drama.

"Guardian: The Lonely and Great God", also known as Goblin, is a K-drama with a moving storyline and humor, these are just some of the reasons to start watching it right now.