The Golden Spoon has finally come to an end after 8 exciting weeks with a magical spoon that gives you the chance to exchange your parents and live the life of the rich. Going through these weeks with Yook Sung-jae as Lee Seung-cheon was one to remember and there is no doubt that we have already begun missing the show.
If you don’t already know then The Golden Spoon (금수저) is a drama-thriller TV series that follows the story of a young man who is given the chance to change and leave behind his poor life in exchange for the lavish life of his friend. Directed by Song Hyun-wook, the drama stars Yook Sung-jae, Lee Jong-won, Jung Chae-yeon, Yeon Woo and Choi Dae-chul, alongside other cast members.
Watch The Golden Spoon on Disney+.
Now while we aren’t sure if we would ever get to go back to Seung-cheon’s story (because that is definitely not over), we’ve brought 4 fantasy Kdramas based on Webtoons that you wouldn’t want to miss.
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The Golden Spoon: 4 Kdramas Based on Webtoons
Extraordinary You
What do you do when you find out that you are just a side character of a Korean webtoon? Well, that is the situation the lead Eun Dan-oh finds herself in while her predetermined actions cause her an endless line of troubles she wants to avoid more than anything. How will she get herself out of this situation and live life like she wants to?
Extraordinary You shows a teen’s resolve to change the fate that has been set for her after gaining awareness that she’s just a side character in a made-up world
Watch Extraordinary You on Netflix.
My Roommate is a Gumiho
A turn of events brings Gumiho Shin Woo-yeo to live together with Lee Dam who is destined to die if Woo-yeo fails in removing his bead from inside her. Now, the two begin a crazy life together as they battle and struggle through the days while some other feelings bubble up as well.
My Roommate is a Gumiho tells the story of a male Gumiho who has lived for hundreds of years to become a human being; having his fox beads taken away by a female college student in an accident, they live together in his house to solve this problem.
Watch My Roommate is a Gumiho on Viki.
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Tomorrow
While we may have already fallen in love with a grim reaper in 2016, this drama has brought us back to them again. This Korean series has got love, comedy, heartbreak and some really good chemistry among the characters. The unexpected friendship that our protagonist forms while being stuck between the living and dead, the past love of two grim reapers.
Tomorrow brings the story of a struggling jobseeker who finds himself getting what he wishes for—a new lease of life as half-human, half-spirit—on the condition that he joins a team of grim reapers in convincing the hopeless that life is worth living.
Watch Tomorrow on Netflix.
Mystic Pop-Up Bar
A mysterious pop-up bar with the ability to resolve your problem while appearing in your dreams is the place where the young Han Kang-bae finds himself working as a part-timer. What more do you need for a fun and hilarious journey that was so good that a Kdrama just had to be made?
Mystic Pop-Up Bar brings the story of a young man with a unique ability who begins working for a centuries-old bar owner who resolves her customers’ emotional troubles by entering their dreams.
Watch Mystic Pop-Up Bar on Netflix.
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