3 Heart Fluttering K-dramas To Watch This Valentine’s Month: ‘Love Alarm,’ ‘Love Song For Illusion,’ More

What's the best way to celebrate Valentine's day than by enjoying yourself with an amazing K-drama that gives you the heart fluttering feeling?

When it comes to swoon-worthy works, the Hallyu scene has a big catalog to choose from including the clichés and rom-coms with intriguing twists and turns.

Here are three series that you must check out this week to enjoy the Valentine atmosphere to the fullest. Read to know more.

'Love Alarm'

Kim So Hyun and Song Kang's swoon-worthy chemistry in "Love Alarm" is a masterpiece that everyone must see.

This Valentine's day, the drama is certainly among the best releases that one should check out. It tells the story of people who find love through an alarm that tells whether "the one" is near them.

The drama is a classic for a reason so make sure to check it out on Netflix this month of love.

'Twenty Five, Twenty One'

Next on the list is Kim Tae Ri and Nam Joo Hyuk's "Twenty Five, Twenty One," a worldwide success of a K-drama.

Since its premiere, the work became a massive hit that gained a cult following from fans all around the world.

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"Twenty Five, Twenty One" depicts the youthful romance between two people who fall in love when they're 25 and 21, which is very fitting for this month of romance.

On the other hand, it also showcases both the beauty and ugly sides of relationships between lovers, friends and even families while navigating lives toward their goals. The drama is absolutely worth the watch so check it out on Netflix now.

'Love Song For Illusion'

Park Ji Hoon and Hong Ye Ji's "Love Song For Illusion" is a work that transcends generations and genres. Although it's still on-going, the drama keeps the viewers on their toes each week.

"Love Song For Illusion" tells the love story of a prince who hides a dark secret and a princess who disguises as an assassin to take down the former. However, they fall for one another eventually.

Apart from its ironic romantic tryst, the series is also blended with some psychological touch as the lead character suffers from a dual personality disorder, making the drama even more complicated. It is available for streaming on Viu so check out the available episodes now.

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Which K-drama are you excited to check out this week? Let us know in the comments down below!

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Written by Elijah Mully.