What’s Wrong With Secretary Kim to Fight For My Way: K-Drama couples with sizzling chemistry

"Descendants Of The Sun" is when fate brings two people together in a war-torn country called Urk where doctors and the army work in tandem to keep peace and treat locals.

“What’s Wrong With Secretary Kim,” tells the story of Park Min Young, and Park Seo Joon has that mature but cute chemistry that makes our hearts flutter.

“Fight For My Way” is the story of Ji Won and Seo Joon easily makes us believe that best friends can be lovers too. Their amazing chemistry just throws fans off the hook.

Perhaps one of the most popular Korean dramas, "Crash Landing On You" gave the Kdrama world the most steady, dedicated couple in North Korean captain Ri Jeong-Hyok and South Korean millionaire businesswoman Yoon Se-Ri.

A popular romantic Korean courtroom drama "Suspicious Partner" sees prosecutor Noh Ji-Wook and legal trainee Eun Bong-Hee get off on the wrong foot, with the latter mistaking the former for a pervert in the subway train

In “Kill Me, Heal Me,” Ji Sung played Cha Do Hyun, a man with multiple personalities. He gets a psychiatric resident named Oh Ri Jin to help him delve into his personalities to try and get rid of them.

“Another Oh Hae Young” is a drama that involved a lot of tears and passion, so it’s obvious that the two main leads have to engage in a lot of chemistry.

"Strong Woman Do Bong Soon" is the story of Do Bong Soon an intelligent woman with superhuman strength who aspires to star in a video game. Life brings her face-to-face with Min Hyuk, a gaming company CEO who hires her to be his personal bodyguard.

"Weightlifting Fairy Kim Bok Joo" is a sports drama that follows Kim Bok Joo an aspiring weightlifter who aims to go to a college that will help her pursue her dreams.