Online streaming service provider, Netflix revealed on January 5 that they�will be airing a new original Korean Drama titled, 'Love Alarm.' �

For people who love binge-watching, there's some good news for you. Airing in 2018, Netflix will be streaming the content exclusively through their platform, to a total of 190 countries including Korea, releasing all episodes at once.

Based on the popularly acclaimed webtoon series of the same name created by Chon Kye-Young, the live action drama tells the story of a love-finding app that was developed to alert users if a person within range is emotionally attracted to them. �Allowing users to interactively express themselves in a truthful manner, stirring up a societal frenzy.

Webtoon artist Chon stated, "Netflix is the perfect platform for 'Love Alarm' to be presented on from a global point of view." �Also, "I am very happy and look forward to the reactions of over 86 million Netflix users all across the world."

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Consisting a total of 12 episodes, the drama will be produced by Lee Jae Moon from Hidden Sequence, creator�of office drama 'Misaeng' ('An Incomplete Life') and police drama 'Signal'.

Producer Lee mentioned, "On the surface, it sounds like a typical romance drama, however, it takes place in a much deeper complex world. �We will be sure to accurately portray the ever-changing emotional details with new visuals originally cast in Ms. Chon's work."

Erik�Barmack, Netflix's International Series VP stated, "I am very happy to work together with creators and staff to bring 'Love Alarm' to viewers...�We look forward to spreading Korean culture worldwide on behalf of Netflix, a global network, collaborating with an original webtoon production."�