K-Obsessed: 6 Korean Dramas With Time Travel Concept

Korean dramas have been popular around the world for their unique storytelling, outstanding character development, and production value. When it comes to a popular theme like time travel, Korean dramas offer a diverse range of options with intriguing plots and characters. These dramas captivate their audiences with their stellar cast, cinematography, and heartwarming plot. Check these classy and must-watch time travel Korean dramas that are worth the binge:

1. ‘The King: Eternal Monarch’

The ‘King: Eternal Monarch’ Korean drama was released in 2020 and stars Lee Min ho and Kim Go-eun in the lead roles. It is a fantasy romance about a modern-day Korean emperor who travels to a parallel universe where Korea is still a monarchy. Its stunning visuals, engaging plot, and talented cast make it a standout show.

2. ‘Extraordinary You’

‘Extraordinary You’ is a popular South Korean television drama that revolves around a high school student named Eun Dan-oh (played by Kim Hye-yoon), who discovers that she is a character in a comic book and her personality and fate are pre-determined by the writer. She discovers that she has the power to time travel and revisit scenes from different timelines in her comic book world. Extraordinary You was released in 2019 and stars Rowoon and Kim Hye-yoon.

3. ‘Signal’

‘Signal’ was released in 2016 and stars Lee Je-hoon, Kim Hye-soo, and Cho Jin-woong in the lead roles. ‘Signal’ is a crime thriller drama that follows a detective in the present day who teams up with a detective from the past through a walkie-talkie that allows them to communicate across time. The show explores the concept of changing the past to impact the future.

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4. ‘Sisyphus: The Myth’

In this science fiction thriller drama, Jo Seung woo plays the role of a brilliant engineer who gets caught up in a dangerous scenario and is saved by Park Shin hye (a trained soldier) who travels back in time from a dystopian future. She plays the role of a soldier who travels from the future to the present with some significant proof. ‘Sisyphus: The Myth’ stars Park Shin hye and Jo Seung woo in the lead roles.

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5. ‘Mr. Queen’

‘Mr. Queen’ is a Korean drama about a chef who gets transported to the Joseon era not as himself but in the body of a queen. This drama has a historical setting replete with palace intrigue, a reluctant romance, and body-swapping time travel, with a perfect blend of romance. ‘Mr. Queen’ stars Shin Hye-sun and Kim Jung-hyun in the lead roles.

6. ‘Tale of the Nine Tailed 1938’

‘Tale of the Nine Tailed 1938’ tells the time travel adventures of Lee Yeon, a gumiho (played by Lee Dong wook) who becomes stuck in the Japanese colonial era. The drama explores themes of love, sacrifice, and the supernatural. This drama is a prequel to ‘Tale of the Nine Tailed’ which first premiered in 2020.

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