4 TV shows for a romantic night in

It’s only reasonable to spend time with your favourite drama couples on Valentine’s Day. So, grab some popcorn and a tissue box because I’ve rounded up four heart-warming Korean dramas that you can watch on Netflix to put in the romantic mood:

1. My ID is Gangnam Beauty

This is a romantic comedy and coming-of-age story that focuses on Kang Mi-rae, a timid and insecure girl who still gets teased for her plastic appearance after undergoing cosmetic surgery before attending university. She slowly recovers from her low selfesteem and discovers the true meaning of beauty as she gets to know Do Kyung-seok, played by Astro’s Cha Eunwoo,

2. Something in the Rain

If you think you’re too old to be in a relationship or have given up on love altogether, this K-drama is for you. A single woman in her 30s falls in love with her best friend’s younger brother after he comes back to South Korea. Despite their age gap, actors Son Ye-jin and Jung Hae-in won viewers’ hearts for their on-screen chemistry.

3. Inheritors

From the writer of Mr. Sunshine and Descendants of the Sun, Inheritors is what everyone needs to watch on Valentine’s Day. After meeting by chance in the US, two teens from completely different social backgrounds reunite once again at a prestigious high school attended by Korea’s privileged. It’s a delightful tale of youth and has all the elements that will make you swoon in no time.

4. Secret Garden

If you’re into the body swap trope combined with full-on romance, then you have to watch Secret Garden. It tells the story of a wealthy man and a poor stunt girl who fall in love and end up switching bodies. There’s romance, comedy and heartbreak.