5 K-Dramas Without Villains: ‘Hotel Del Luna,’ ‘My Liberation Notes,’ More
Having a wide variety of genres to choose from in watching K-dramas is somehow challenging. Sometimes, we want romance, comedy, thriller, and there will be instances when we don't want to make our binge complicated and look for series without villains.
And sometimes, having no negativity is amazing, and we can freely stay away from stress. To enjoy more of your free time, from "Hotel Del Luna" to "18 Again," here are some of the K-dramas that don't have antagonists but will give us healing and a number of life lessons.
1. 'Hotel Del Luna'
IU, Yeo Jin Goo, and the rest of the cast made a brilliant performance in this series. Though it has no villain and the main plot is about being free from the protagonist's punishment, "Hotel Del Luna" will give viewers a fantastical and romantic - and somehow, tragic - binge-watching experience.
Its rich and extravagant production, and elegant fashion of IU add to the excitement delivered by the plot.
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The drama is a heartwarming romantic-comedy that follows the story of Jang Man Wol, the CEO of Hotel Del Luna. Due to her past sin, she has been stuck at the hotel making up for it. But her life begins to change when she meets Koo Chan Sung.
2. 'My Liberation Notes'
Starring Lee Min Ki, Kim Ji Won, and Lee El, this drama tells the story of three siblings and a mysterious stranger who want to escape from their poor and dead-end lives.
If you are a bit lost in life, career, or relationship this drama is good for your soul.
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3. 'Hi Bye Mama!'
Ready your tissues for this one as it will give you enough reason to cry for its heart-wrenching story.
It follows the story of a mother, Cha Yu Ri, who died five years ago. Nonetheless, she still hasn't ascended and has been a ghost, watching over her family she left behind: her husband Jo Kang Hwa and their daughter Jo Seo Woo.
However, Mr. Kang remarried. Through a reincarnation project, Yu Ri is given the chance to become human again with the goal to get her place back within 49 days.
4. 'Monthly Magazine Home'
It depicts the story of Na Young Won (Jung So Min), an editor desperate to buy her own house. Yo Ja Seong (Kim Ji Seok) is a real estate property investor, owner and his only motive are to earn money.
If you want episodes full of fun and non-stop laughter, then this drama is a must-watch.
5. '18 Again'
It revolves around the story of a married couple Hong Dae Young (Yoon Sang Hyun) and Jung Da Jung (Kim Ha Neul), who are in their late thirties. They began married life early, and after a few years of staying together, their life became miserable.
"18 Again" is another heartwarming story with no villain, but it will surely give you tons of life lessons about life and family.
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Shai Collins wrote this.
