Mr. Queen
Mr. Queen is one of my favorite Kdramas because it's soo funny. It's a period drama and also an isekai and the things the main character does is hilarious. I definitely reccomend if you like to laugh.
Jeongnyeon: The Star Is Born
I think that Jeongnyeon is soo unique and interesting and I haven't seen any story really like it. It's centered around gukgeuk which is a combination of pansori (a traditional korean genre of music that tells a story through song and usually has a drummer as well) with dancing and acting. It features Yeoseong Gukgeuk which is female gukgeuk where troops are all women and women play the role of males and females. I think the story is unique in the way it has gukgeuk but also the plot twist and how the main character deals with all the challenges that come her way.
Twinkling Watermelon
I thought this was really fun and lighthearted and it never made me bored with the plot. Usually slice-of-life media focuses a lot on romantic relationships, but this didn't really focus on that aspect so I really appreciated it.
Squid Game
Squid game is such a 100/10 kdrama and my favorite one out of all of them. If I ever gave reccomendations to people who want to try out kdramas or even people who are into kdramas already, I would reccomend Squid Game season 1. Season 2 and 3 are a different story, I felt like they weren't as good. It's not that they were bad, but season 1 just blew my mind that it couldn't really compare. Anyway, if you haven't seen it I reccomend it one thousand times over and there's a reason why it was so popular even globally.
All of Us are Dead
I recently finished watching this one with my family and I thought it was pretty good. I'm a sucker for anything post-apopcalyptic or sci-fi so this was definitely up my alley. The only thing I didn't like was the last episode, I thought that it would have been a lot better if the series ended without it. I find that kdramas have a tendency to want a lot of closure in a story so I felt like it dragged a bit too long for my liking.
