If You Liked Watching Queen Of Tears, Watch These 4 Romantic K-Dramas

In Netflix's acclaimed Korean drama ‘Queen of Tears,’ viewers are treated to a captivating blend of romance, humour, suspenseful scenes, quaint small-town life, and fierce corporate competition. Starring beloved K-drama actors Kim Soo-hyun and Kim Ji-won, the series follows the journey of a courageous heiress who enters into a marriage with the company's top legal official, the son of a supermarket owner, after a enchanting courtship. If you've completed this captivating series, we've compiled a collection of comparable shows to enrich your viewing list.

‘Strangers Again’

In this K-drama, divorce attorney Oh Ha Ra (portrayed by Kang So-Ra) earns the title of "goddess of litigation" among her peers. Her ex-husband, Goo Eun Beom (played by Jang Seung Jo), is also a skilled lawyer, but they've become strangers since their separation. Their lives intertwine once again when they work together at the same law firm.

Much like ‘Queen of Tears,’ the protagonists of this drama rediscover love after their separation, navigating their complicated relationship while sharing the same workplace and engaging in witty banter that gradually evolves into flirtation. Like Baek Hyun Woo in ‘Queen of Tears,’ the male lead of this drama is a talented lawyer. With an IMDb rating of 6.5, this K-drama is available for streaming on Viki.

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‘Encounter’

In this K-drama, Cha Soo-Hyun (portrayed by Song Hye-Kyo), the daughter of a prominent political family, has always been treated as a commodity. Upon discovering her husband's infidelity, she files for divorce and embarks on a journey to Cuba. There, she encounters the carefree Kim Jin-hyuk (played by Park Bo-gum), and their lives take an intriguing turn when he becomes an employee at the hotel she manages.

Like ‘Queen of Tears,’ the female lead hails from a wealthy and influential family, while the male lead has a humble background. Just like Hong Hae In and Baek Hyun Woo in ‘Queen of Tears,’ the male lead in this drama also finds himself employed at the female lead's company, and the two must navigate their differences to pursue a relationship. You can watch this on Netflix and has an IMDb rating of 7.6.

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‘Hometown Cha Cha Cha’

In this K-drama, Hong Doo-sik (played by Kim Seon-ho) is revered as a hero in his town, renowned for his ability to solve any problem, much like Baek Hyun Woo in ‘Queen of Tears.’ Meanwhile, Yoon Hye-jun (portrayed by Shin Min-a) finds the transition to small-town life challenging, similar to Hong Hae In's fascination with it in ‘Queen of Tears.’ Additionally, both shows depict the loyalty, simplicity, and laid-back atmosphere of small-town life comparably. This K-drama (kdramas like My Demon) is available for streaming on Netflix and boasts an IMDb rating of 8.4.

‘It’s Okay To Not Be Okay’

In this K-drama, Moon Kang-tae (portrayed by Kim Soo-Hyun) works as a caretaker in a psychiatric ward, looking after his autistic brother. His path intersects with that of the antisocial children's book author Ko Moon-young (played by Son Ye-ji) during his hospital duties, leading to a blossoming romance between them. Similar to 'Queen of Tears,' Kim Soo-Hyun takes on the lead role, embodying a character who is patient, selfless, and kind. Despite dealing with heavy themes of medical conditions and hospital settings, the drama also offers plenty of light-hearted moments. This K-drama is available for streaming on Netflix and holds an IMDb rating of 8.4.

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