There’s no doubt that we enjoyed last month’s series of fun and exciting K-dramas, no wonder October literally flew by so fast! This coming November, there are 6 upcoming Korean dramas that we’re all anticipating to see and we’re here to spill them all to you.
Well, of course, you already know the drill! Here are the new upcoming K-dramas that you should definitely put on your watch list this November 2023.
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Moon in the Day (Kim Young-Dae, Pyo Ye-Jin)
- Release date: November 1, 2023
- Runtime: Wednesday & Thursday, 21:00
- Network: ENA
- Cast: Kim Young-Dae, Pyo Ye-Jin
- Where to watch: Viki
Are you ready for another romantic fantasy drama to fill your November? ‘Moon in the Day’ tells the story of top star Han Joon-Oh (Kim Young-Dae) who got into an accident while filming an advertisement. He was filming this advertisement with firefighter Kang Young-Hwa (Pyo Ye-Jin) who was also the one who saved his life from the accident. However, soon after Han Joon-Oh wakes up from the crash, he gets possessed by the vengeful spirit of Do-Ha (also played by Kim Young-Dae) from the Shilla era who was killed and betrayed by his wife Han Ri-Ta (also played by Pyo Ye-Jin). Now, how’s that for a twisted plot?
‘Moon in the Day’ will air every Wednesday and Thursday on ENA, taking the slot of ‘The Kidnapping Day’.
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Daily Dose of Sunshine (Park Bo-Young, Lee Jung-Eun, Yeon Woo-Jin, Jang Dong-Yoon)
- Release date: November 3, 2023
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- Network: Netflix
- Cast: Park Bo-Young, Lee Jung-Eun, Yeon Woo-Jin, Jang Dong-Yoon
- Where to watch: Netflix
‘Daily Dose of Sunshine’ stars Park Bo-Young and this follows the life of the character she plays, Jung Da-Eun, as a nurse transitioning to neuropsychiatry from internal medicine. Struggling in this new environment, Da-Eun perseveres with the help of Chief Nurse Song Hyo-Jin (Lee Jung-Eun). Meanwhile, she also works with Dr. Dong Go-Yoon (Yeon Woo-Jin), a proctology specialist, and begins a sweet connection with him. Da-Eun is also friends with Song Yoo-Chan (Jang Dong-Yoon) who is cheerful on the outside but also deals with struggles deep inside. As the narrative unfolds, Da-Eun’s journey in this challenging field and her meaningful connections with Go-Yoon and Yoo-Chan illuminate the transformative power of compassion and genuine human connections in the face of hardships.
‘Daily Dose of Sunshine’ will be available for streaming on Netflix starting November 3, 2023.
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Vigilante (Nam Joo-Hyuk, Lee Joon-Hyuk, Yoo Ji-Tae, Kim So-Jin)
- Release date: November 8, 2023
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- Network: Disney+
- Cast: Nam Joo-Hyuk, Lee Joon-Hyuk, Yoo Ji-Tae, Kim So-Jin
- Where to watch: Disney+
Nam Joo-Hyuk is back with another drama and this time, he’ll be taking an intense role fueled by vengeance.
The story delves into the story of Kim Ji-Yong (Nam Joo-Hyuk), who witnessed his mother’s senseless murder as a child, and her killer got a short prison term. Now grown, Ji-Yong sees the killer still unchanged. Fueled by anger, he takes matters into his own hands, delivering severe justice. Ji-Yong leads a double life—on weekdays, he’s a model student at the police university; on weekends, he confronts criminals with lenient sentences. Known as Vigilante, he’s aided by Jo Gang-Ok (Lee Joon-Hyuk), an admirer. Police leader Jo Heon (Yoo Ji-Tae) pursues Vigilante, while reporter Choi Mi-Ryeo (Kim So-Jin) covers the story, blurring the lines between justice and vengeance in this gripping tale.
‘Vigilante’ will be available for streaming on Disney+ with 8 episodes starting November 8, 2023.
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A Bloody Lucky Day (Lee Sung-Min, Yoo Yeon-Seok, Lee Jung-Eun)
- Release date: November 20, 2023
- Runtime: Monday & Tuesday, 22:30
- Network: TVING
- Cast: Lee Sung-Min, Yoo Yeon-Seok, Lee Jung-Eun
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‘A Bloody Lucky Day’ is yet another thriller mystery that would put you on the edge of your seat! It follows Oh Taek (Lee Sung-Min), an everyday taxi driver whose life takes an unexpected turn. After a dream filled with pigs, a symbol of good luck, he has an average day of work. Just when he’s about to call it quits, Geum Hyeok-Soo (Yoo Yeon-Seok) approaches him, offering a hefty sum to drive to Mokpo. Unaware of Hyeok-Soo’s dark secret, Taek agrees. Little does he know, Hyeok-Soo is on the run after committing murder and plans to escape via boat. On the other side, Hwang Soon-Kyu (Lee Jung-Eun), the grieving mother of the victim, is hot on Hyeok-Soo’s trail, seeking justice for her son. As fate intertwines their paths, the tension escalates, leading to a gripping tale of chance, crime, and pursuit.
‘A Bloody Lucky Day’ will air on tvN every Monday and Tuesday, taking the slot of ‘Twinkling Watermelon’.
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My Demon (Kim Yoo-Jung, Song Kang)
- Release date: November 24, 2023
- Runtime: Friday & Saturday, 22:00
- Network: SBS
- Cast: Kim Yoo-Jung, Song Kang
- Where to watch: Netflix
Now let’s talk about a fantasy-romance drama because this genre will always be present in K-Dramas, that’s for sure!
In ‘My Demon’, we dive into the complex life of Do Do-Hee (Kim Yoo-Jung), who is the poised successor of the Future Group. She’s always had trust issues and she harbors a cynical view of love. Her life takes a drastic turn when she enters a contract marriage with a demon, Jung Gu-Won (Song Kang), a being who thrives on perilous yet tempting pacts with tormented humans, granting him immortality. With disdain for humanity, Gu-Won has ruled for two centuries as an apex predator. However, a sudden twist leaves him powerless, leading him to join forces with Do Do-Hee. To ensure his survival, he must safeguard her, the vessel of his lost power. As they navigate this unusual alliance, their connection blossoms into a surprising romance.
‘My Demon’ is going to air on SBS every Friday and Saturday, taking the slot of ‘The Escape of Seven’.
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The Story of Park’s Marriage Contract (Lee Se-Young, Bae In-Hyuk)
- Release date: November 24, 2023
- Runtime: Friday & Saturday, 21:50
- Network: MBC
- Cast: Lee Se-Young, Bae In-Hyuk
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Starring Lee Se-Young and Bae In-Hyuk, here’s another fantasy romance with a very interesting (and probably mind-boggling) plot! Transported from the 19th century to modern Seoul, Park Yeon-Woo’s (Lee Se-Young) wedding day turns tragic when her husband succumbs to a long-standing heart ailment. Then, a sinister twist throws her into a well. When she awakens, she finds herself in present-day Seoul, bewildered and disoriented. Kang Tae-Ha (Bae In-Hyuk), the heir to SH Seoul Corporation, rescues her from a pool, his own life shadowed by a childhood trauma and heart condition. Due to a series of unfortunate events, Kang Tae-Ha proposes a contract marriage to the bewildered but resilient Park Yeon-Woo. Together, they navigate a union forged by circumstance, bridging two worlds and discovering unexpected connections in this K-drama.
‘The Story of Park’s Marriage Contract’ is going to take over ‘My Dearest Part 2’ in its Friday and Saturday slot. The drama will air on MBC.
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Tell Me That You Love Me (Jung Woo-Sung, Shin Hyun-Bin)
- Release date: November 24, 2023
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- Network: ENA
- Cast: Jung Woo-Sung, Shin Hyun-Bin
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‘Tell Me That You Love Me’ follows Cha Jin-Woo (Jung Woo-Sung), a man with a hearing impairment who communicates through art. His world changes when he encounters Jung Mo-Eun (Shin Hyun-Bin), an aspiring actress who finds solace in words. Despite their contrasting forms of expression, love blossoms between them, transcending communication barriers. As their hearts entwine, they embark on a journey of understanding, proving that love knows no bounds. This heartwarming tale beautifully illustrates the power of connection and the depth of emotions in silence and speech.
‘Tell Me That You Love Me’ will air on ENA this coming November.
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