Lee Gun was once a rising star in tennis, with many believing he would become the top player in the country. However, after a tragic accident derailed his dreams, Lee Gun now works for his younger brother and leads a quiet, withdrawn life. When an opportunity to erase his bad memories arises, Lee Gun eagerly seizes it in the drama "Bad Memory Eraser." Though the series recently concluded, the theme of memory remains a popular one in K-dramas. Here are 7 other memory-themed Korean dramas you can dive into.

1. “The Innocent Man”

Kang Ma Roo is done helping people after serving time in prison for a crime he didn’t commit. Now out for revenge, he plans to upend Jae Hee's life by getting involved with her step-daughter Eun Gi. This melodramatic series takes you through a rollercoaster of emotions, with a key plotline involving memory loss after an accident. Full of twists and heartache, "The Innocent Man" is a must-watch for fans of gripping dramas.

2. “Kill Me, Heal Me”

Cha Do Hyun suffers from Dissociative Identity Disorder, resulting in fragmented memories as his different personalities take control. Desperate to regain his life, Cha Do Hyun seeks help from a psychiatric resident, Oh Ri Jin. This emotional drama explores identity, trauma, and the complexities of mental health, with memory playing a central role throughout.

3. “What’s Wrong with Secretary Kim?”

Kim Mi So can't remember the boy who comforted her during a traumatic event from her childhood. Little does she know that her boss, Lee Young Joon, has been that boy all along, silently protecting her for over a decade. This romantic comedy balances lighthearted moments with deeper themes of healing and confronting past memories.

4. “Shopping King Louie”

In this charming comedy, Louie is a wealthy shopaholic who suddenly finds himself homeless after a bout of amnesia. As he tries to uncover his true identity, he must also adapt to life without luxury. "Shopping King Louie" is a heartwarming tale of self-discovery and the importance of memory in shaping our lives.

5. “100 Days My Prince”

After losing his memory, a crown prince lives as a commoner, experiencing life from a different perspective. As he navigates the ups and downs of civilian life, he also finds love. "100 Days My Prince" beautifully intertwines historical drama with a touching love story, showing how memory loss can lead to unexpected personal growth.

6. “Fated to Love You”

After an unexpected one-night stand, Lee Gun and Kim Mi Young find themselves in a complicated relationship, filled with emotional twists and challenges. As fate continually tests them, the couple must navigate their changing circumstances, including difficult memories that influence their future. This drama showcases how love and memory are deeply intertwined.

7. “Devilish Joy”

A heartwarming romance between a doctor and a washed-up actress, complicated by the fact that the doctor’s memory resets every day at midnight. Each day, he forgets the events of the previous one, creating a bittersweet dynamic between him and his love interest. "Devilish Joy" delivers a unique take on memory loss, combined with an emotionally resonant love story.