Marry My Husband, Doctor Slump: January's K-Drama lineup is a mix of revenge, romance and comedy

As the new year begins, K-drama enthusiasts have a lot to look forward to with an exciting lineup of diverse genres. Here's a sneak peek into the upcoming series that promises to captivate audiences in January.

Marry My Husband

Park Min Young returns to the small screen with the reincarnation drama Marry My Husband. The series unfolds a gripping tale of revenge as a woman, killed after witnessing her husband's affair, travels back in time to seek justice. Park Min Young's remarkable transformation for the role has already stirred curiosity, making this Amazon Prime Video premiere a must-watch.

Love Song for Illusion

Following the success of Flower Crew: Joseon Marriage Agency, Park Ji Hoon takes on the lead in Love Song for Illusion. Based on a webtoon, this period drama delves into a fantasy romance with a unique twist—dual personalities.

Knight Flower

MBC continues its streak of period dramas with Knight Flower, a comedy starring Lee Ha Nee. The storyline revolves around a widow who, after 15 years, helps those in need every night while concealing her identity behind a mask. With a touch of humour and action, this series aims to continue MBC's success in the Friday-Saturday evening slot.

A Shop for Killers

Disney Plus kicks off 2024 with A Shop for Killers, a mystery-action drama featuring Lee Dong Wook and Kim Hye Jun. Based on a novel, the series follows the survival story of a girl targeted by killers due to a dangerous legacy.

LTNS

Premiering as the first TVING original series of 2024, LTNS explores the struggles of a married couple in a unique way. Taking an unexpected turn, the couple starts profiting from blackmailing those engaged in extramarital affairs. With witty dialogue and rapid story development, LTNS brings a fresh perspective to the complexities of married life.

The Bequeathed

Crafted by Yeon Sang Ho, known for Hellbound and Train to Busan, The Bequeathed unfolds a mysterious story in a small town. As events unravel following the inheritance of a forgotten ancestral land, viewers can expect a gripping narrative and the trademark suspense that Yeon Sang Ho brings to his projects.

Captivating the King

Jo Jung Suk and Shin Se Kyung join forces in Captivating the King, a melodramatic period series depicting the tragic fate of a king with a prestigious position but a lowly heart. With an intriguing storyline and notable cast, this series holds promise for those seeking a blend of history, drama, and suspense.

FlexxCop

SBS aims to make a mark with FlexxCop, a comedic investigation drama starring Ahn Bo Hyun and Park Ji Hyun. Exploring the collaboration between an immature chaebol heir and the head of a homicide team, this series promises a unique setting amid justice-themed dramas, keeping viewers intrigued with its blend of comedy and investigation.

Doctor Slump

Doctor Slump brings together Park Shin Hye and Park Hyung Sik after a decade since The Heir. Filled with laughter and excitement, this upcoming drama explores the romance between a burnt-out anesthesiologist and a plastic surgeon whose lives take a negative turn after a mysterious medical accident. A delightful watch for those seeking a mix of romance and humour.

Queen of Divorce

In Queen of Divorce, Lee Ji Ah and Kang Ki Young team up to tackle unfair divorce cases in a realistic revenge drama. The series follows the exciting partnership between top divorce problem solver Sara Kim and quirky lawyer Dong Ki Joon, offering viewers a fresh perspective on ending troubled marriages.