K-Dramas Like Head Over Heels: Head Over Heels has become a fan-favourite among viewers thanks to romance and fantasy mixing seamlessly into one sweet watch. The K-drama’s unique mix of emotionally grounded characters and supernatural twists makes it a rare gem in the genre. Whether it was the mystic connection between lovers, the emotional healing arc, or the fantastic performances by the leads, Cho Yi-hyun and Choo Young-woo, this drama will definitely leave an impression on you.
Thus, as it comes to an end on July 29, we are already searching for alternatives that will soothe our broken hearts! On that note, here are 5 Korean dramas like Head Over Heels that are equally magical, moving, and utterly addictive!
K-Dramas Like Head Over Heels
Hotel Del Luna (2019)

Genres: Fantasy, Romance, Drama
Hotel Del Luna‘s magical story and deep chemistry aren’t a secret among viewers, and we were all once captivated by the supernatural energy of the drama. Thus, this one’s the perfect next watch (or, rewatch!) for anyone who is in love with Head Over Heels. Starring IU and Yeo Jin-goo, the series focuses on a mysterious hotel for ghosts managed by a very angry immortal who has a dark past. The lush visuals, heartfelt backstories, sweet chemistry and otherworldly romance will transport viewers to another dimension. This drama delivers an emotional punch like no other; no wonder it’s the perfect bingeing companion for most viewers!
Doom at Your Service (2021)

Genres: Fantasy, Romance, Melodrama
Centred around a woman diagnosed with a terminal illness, this drama is a delicious watch. She accidentally summons a supernatural being, who is ready to fulfil her wish in exchange for her life. Of course, there are a few roadblocks along the way! The series is an emotional rollercoaster, and the intensity of the love story will keep you engaged till the end. Apart from that, the drama will be a fun time for those who love discussions surrounding existential themes and with stellar performances from Park Bo-young and Seo In-guk, this one is definitely a must-watch.
Goblin (Guardian: The Lonely and Great God) (2016)

Genres: Fantasy, Romance, Drama
If you know anything about Kdramas, then you’ve definitely heard about Goblin (if you haven’t seen it a few times, even!) The series tells the story of an immortal goblin cursed to live forever until he finds his human bride. The drama is dripping with drama and explores themes surrounding fate, sacrifice and enduring love. There are hints of humour, heartache and fantasy in equal measure, and you won’t be able to hit the pause button till the end of the runtime. The emotional push and pull of the series will keep you invested, along with the fantastic performances from Gong Yoo, Kim Goo-eun and Lee Dong-wook.
Hi Bye, Mama! (2020)

Genres: Supernatural, Family, Romance, Melodrama
This drama is definitely a tearjerker and follows a ghost mother who is given 49 days to reclaim her place in the world. This one’s a little different from the other dramas and focuses more on family bonds, but the core theme of loving and cherishing your loved ones through thick and thin is definitely a part of it. It weaves romance, the afterlife and emotional closure perfectly, so much so that you might find yourself a bit heartbroken by the end. The series stars Kim Tae-hee, Lee Kyu-hyung and Go Bo-gyeol, and features themes of grief healing and spiritual connections.
Black (2017)

Genres: Fantasy, Crime, Romance
This one’s definitely not the cutesy romance type, but definitely a worthwhile and intense watch, served with a darker fantasy edge. It revolves around a grim reaper who possesses a human body and partners with a woman who can see death before it happens. In between crime-solving and battling supernatural forces, the two find themselves developing a surprising bond that builds in thrilling ways. Its mysterious undertones and fate-driven love will keep viewers engaged.
Which of these dramas are you excited to watch (or rewatch)? Let us know in the comments below!
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