Navigating Love and Duty? The K-drama realm is currently thriving with a captivating array of arranged marriage storylines. Hits like "Perfect Revenge Marriage" and "The Story of Park's Marriage Contract" are prime examples that are currently airing. These dramas masterfully weave tension, suspense, and the classic 'enemies to lovers' trope, accompanied by an array of unexpected plot twists. And, of course, the quintessential element of these narratives – the marriage contract – adds an extra layer of intrigue.
Discover five more K-dramas centered around arranged marriages that will captivate you, possibly altering your perspective on the concept of arranged unions. So, brace yourself for a rollercoaster of emotions and plotlines that are anything but predictable. You won't be disappointed!
1. "The Business Proposal": When her friend Young Seo desperately seeks a way out of her blind date, Shin Hari comes to the rescue to fill in for her friend, only to end up coming out of that date with a contract marriage proposal. The plot twist? Shin Hari's supposed fiancé is actually her employer.
2. "Goong": A debt is repaid in the form of a marriage between an aspiring art student and the prince. A clash of modern society and royalty, "Goong," also known as "Princess Hours," is definitely one of the classic arranged marriage K-dramas you won't want to miss.
3. "Love in Contract": Choi Sang Eun stands out as a versatile contract marriage manager, adept at fulfilling a diverse range of roles. Whether you're seeking a wife who meets all your specifications or one who can impress a discerning mother-in-law, Sang Eun is your go-to person. Her ability to adapt and excel in various situations sets her apart. However, the plot thickens when Sang Eun encounters a client unlike any she's previously met. This client presents a unique challenge with his reserved demeanor. The question arises: Can Sang Eun navigate through his guarded exterior? This intriguing scenario sets the stage for a captivating story of understanding, adaptability, and perhaps, unexpected connections.
4. "Full House": After her best friends scam Han Ji Eun of all her belongings, including her home. Han Ji Eun is out to do all she can to get her things back, even if it means having to go into a contract marriage with top star Lee Young Jae. who now legally owns said home.
5. "The King 2 Hearts": What kind of chaos would ensue if a South Korean prince gets involved with a North Korean special forces officer? An exciting twist to arranged marriages: make sure you add this to your watchlist.
It's endearing to see the progression of the relationship between the two leads within an arranged marriage. As they get to know one another, slowly opening up more of their personal side, it's always great to see the romance bloom.
No, they won't change my view - they are romantic fiction.