People all over the world love Korean dramas. They are known for having compelling stories with action-packed moments that keep you waiting impatiently to see what will happen next. K-dramas are perfect for binge watching because of this. They steer clear of formula icplotlines and frequently introduce surprises that will leave viewers speechless. If you#39;rereally into it, you might watch the entire season in just two to three days .But like real life, not every story has a happy ending. Korean dramas also end with a tragic ending.
Here are some of the dramas that left viewers with teary eyes
1. The Empress Ki
Empress Ki (2013) is a story of Ki Sung Nyang (Ha Ji Won), who overcame hardships to wed Emperor Ta Hwan (Ji Chang Wook) and went on to rule the Yuan Empire. In the finale pisode, before the main lead passed away, poisoned by the same retainer he trusted, the two admitted their love for one another. Not only did fans cry after the final episode. Ha Ji Won and the rest of the cast cried a lot.
2. Stairway To Heaven
In the drama Stairway to heaven (2003), childhood mates, Han Jung-Suh and Cha Song-Joo have a unique friendship that develops into love. A few days later, Jung Suh passes away in Song- Joo arms along the seaside close to her old home. In the unforgettable beach house piano-playing, the opening scene returns in the closing scene.
3. I’m Sorry, I Love You
So Ji-sub and Im Soo-Jung are the main characters of the 2004 South Korea television drama series Sorry, I Love You. Despite being one oKdramaland#39;s most tragic drama.To counter the flood of tragedy, ISorry, I Love You has a good blend of seriousnes,laughter, and delightful moments.
4. Twenty-Five Twenty-One
Twenty-Five Twenty-One (2022) is a fantastic comingof-age tale that is enjoyable and light hearted. Each heartbreaking scene follows a humorous situation or witty remarks involving Hee-Do and her buddies. In the end, after sharing hurtful emotions, the couple decided to end the relationship. They were 25 and 21, as the drama#39;s title indicates when this occurred.
5. Moon Lovers: Scarlet Heart Ryeo
Moon Lovers Scarlet Heart Ryeo (2016) is one of the best dramas in Korean drama history.The theater became well-known worldwide thanks to its intriguing themes, incredible love stories, and great casts. In the end, Wang So discovers his genuine affection for Ha-jin when she passes away in the past.Ha-jin awakens in her current moment since it is already too late. However, she does not entirely recall her past as Hae Soo.
6. Uncontrollably Fond
Uncontrollably Fond (2016) is a Korean drama that you can#39;t help but love,even though i will ultimately leave you inconsolable and sobbing, as the title suggests. Two teens, Noh Euland Shin Joon-young, who meet in high school, are the protagonists of this drama. The series finished with Joon Young falling asleep next to Eul and deciding to meet the upcoming day. This scene turned out to be one of the most heartfelt and moving scenes ever filmed for a K-drama.
7. 49 Days
In the drama 49 Days (2011), it seems that even if we could regret leaving and being left, death isn't as terrible as it looks. It’s a drama with an overal lbitter sweet, melancholy kind of atmosphere. In the end, before her 49-daytrip concluded, Ji-Hyun was able to gather the tears of three people she truly loved and awaken from her coma, but she passed away six days later.
8. Hotel Del Luna
In the South Korean series Hotel del Luna (2019), IU and Yeo Jin Goo play the founder and manager, respectively, of the fictional hotel that mainly accepts ghosts. When it#39;s time to part ways, the series reveals that the two had previously crossed paths, with Chan-sung having planted the idea thateventually brought Man-Wol to the hotel in the first place, completing the circle of their relationship.
9. Youth Of May
The romantic drama quot;Youth of Mayquot;(2021) focuses on the fatefulen counter between medical student Hwang Hee Tae (Lee Do Hyun) andnurse Kim Myung Hee (Go Min Si). They fall in love amidst the chaotic events of May 1980, a crucial period in South Korean history .Kim Myung Hee diedat the drama#39;s conclusion after being shot by the soldiers enforcing martial law.
10. Snowdrop
Snowdrop(2022), starring Jisoo from BLACKPINK and Jung Hae-In, is undoubtedly one of the most contentious dramas ever made. It is evident from Snowdrop#39;s epilogue that Yeong-Ro and Soo-ho's happy ending will not happen. Due to the show#39;s numerous unresolved issues, neither do the viewers.
