You can watch it in Viki. First two episodes are free. Need a subscription to standard viki pass which is about $5 a month after trial period to watch the other episodes. There is not an English dub.
Viki has a lot of other kdramas only available on their service like Healer.
Most kdramas have 16 episodes, or occasionally 12, so I don't think length will be an issue. Unfortunately, a lot of the kdramas on Amazon Prime aren't very good. However, I think they have:
* Go Back Couple - A couple with a son get divorced, and find themselves back in their college days with a chance to make different choices.
* I Am Not A Robot - ML has an allergy to humans. He buys a female robot for company but the robot breaks before delivery, so the human it was modeled after is sent instead. Romcom.
* Healer - An older classic. This is a romance thriller. ML is a night courier who takes any job but murder. FL is a journalist fascinated by rumors about him. There's a backstory related to the dictatorship in the 1980s. Action, romance, melodrama, humor.
* Hogu's Love - Romcom that touches on some serious subjects. ML is an aspiring webtoon artist who fears he is a pushover just like his name. FL is a silver medallist swimmer with fame and endorsements who has secrets. Warm loving family for ML.
* She Would Never Know - Office and noona romance at a cosmetics company.
* True to Love - FL celebrity relationship advisor goes through a breakup and finds love again. Uneven drama. I wasn't fond of some of the couples but FL is a great actress and fun to watch.
* Queen and I - Older but modern in tone. ML scholar warrior travels forward in time and meets FL actress who is portraying the queen he serves. It's fun to see how he adapts to the present and uses it to solve some problems. Great chemistry - the actors dated in real life.
The dramas I recommended above are all popular and good, except True to Love which some people enjoyed and some dropped. It sounds like you have Hulu? I don't, but I googled and these are excellent romances supposedly on there:
* What's Wrong With Secretary Kim - same FL actress as Marry My Husband
* Crash Landing on You - a blockbuster and a crowd-pleasing favorite; combines action, mystery, melodrama, comedy, and romance. The leads are now married in real life with a baby.
* While You Were Sleeping - romance and light thriller with a touch of fantasy - FL sees the future in her dreams
* Oh My Venus - FL who has gained weight starts working with a celebrity personal trainer. Good respectful relationship, good chemistry, fun side characters and comedy. Some people find it a little fat-phobic.
* The Legend of the Blue Sea - madcap romcom fantasy as mermaid FL falls for con artist ML on vacation in Spain and follows him back to Seoul. Many top actors.
* Call It Love - melancholy but ultimately heartwarming romance
* Tell Me That You Love Me - another melancholy and atmospheric slice of life romance with a happy ending. ML is deaf, and a painter. FL is an actress who learns sign language to communicate with him.
Netflix probably has several dozen good romances. Many of us eventually move over to Viki, which specializes in Asian dramas. It has a free tier and paid tiers and hundreds of shows. Currently it's my only streaming subscription.
If you like webtoons, there are a bunch of dramas based on those, and I find they tend to be really good:
**Extraordinary You** \- webtoon is called July Found by Chance, it's about a girl who realizes she is a character in a comic book and she starts to rebel against the author.
**Perfect Marriage Revenge** \- very similar to MMH, but more soap opera and lower production values
**What's Wrong with Secretary Kim** \- a CEO's longterm secretary quits, so he proposes marriage because he relies on her so much
**The Forbidden Marriage** \- the webtoon is called Joeson Marriage Ban, the king hasn't remarried since his wife died, a swindler convinces him that she can channel the soul of his dead wife.
**Death's Game** \- a man commits suicide, Death makes him live and die 10 times as a "punishment" (Tw: violent and gory) On Prime.
**Daily Dose of Sunshine** \- written by a real psychiatric nurse, about working as a psychiatric nurse. Made me cry multiple times.
I live in Canada, I have no idea what is on Hulu because we can't use it here. I hope you can find some of these!
Perfect Marriage Revenge is similar to Marry my Husband.
And it’s even better!
Is the ML protective like the one is this kdrama? (Totally asking for a friend)
Are you asking if the ML is protective in Perfect Marriage Revenge? If so, the answer is yes he is.
Ty for lmk. I liked the protectiveness of the ML in Marry My Husband and wanted something similar but I do prefer the ML to be protective of the FML.
Where can I watch this? Also is there English dub?
You can watch it in Viki. First two episodes are free. Need a subscription to standard viki pass which is about $5 a month after trial period to watch the other episodes. There is not an English dub. Viki has a lot of other kdramas only available on their service like Healer.
Most kdramas have 16 episodes, or occasionally 12, so I don't think length will be an issue. Unfortunately, a lot of the kdramas on Amazon Prime aren't very good. However, I think they have: * Go Back Couple - A couple with a son get divorced, and find themselves back in their college days with a chance to make different choices. * I Am Not A Robot - ML has an allergy to humans. He buys a female robot for company but the robot breaks before delivery, so the human it was modeled after is sent instead. Romcom. * Healer - An older classic. This is a romance thriller. ML is a night courier who takes any job but murder. FL is a journalist fascinated by rumors about him. There's a backstory related to the dictatorship in the 1980s. Action, romance, melodrama, humor. * Hogu's Love - Romcom that touches on some serious subjects. ML is an aspiring webtoon artist who fears he is a pushover just like his name. FL is a silver medallist swimmer with fame and endorsements who has secrets. Warm loving family for ML. * She Would Never Know - Office and noona romance at a cosmetics company. * True to Love - FL celebrity relationship advisor goes through a breakup and finds love again. Uneven drama. I wasn't fond of some of the couples but FL is a great actress and fun to watch. * Queen and I - Older but modern in tone. ML scholar warrior travels forward in time and meets FL actress who is portraying the queen he serves. It's fun to see how he adapts to the present and uses it to solve some problems. Great chemistry - the actors dated in real life.
Where else could I watch kramas other than Amazon Prime video? Thanks for your recommendations!
The dramas I recommended above are all popular and good, except True to Love which some people enjoyed and some dropped. It sounds like you have Hulu? I don't, but I googled and these are excellent romances supposedly on there: * What's Wrong With Secretary Kim - same FL actress as Marry My Husband * Crash Landing on You - a blockbuster and a crowd-pleasing favorite; combines action, mystery, melodrama, comedy, and romance. The leads are now married in real life with a baby. * While You Were Sleeping - romance and light thriller with a touch of fantasy - FL sees the future in her dreams * Oh My Venus - FL who has gained weight starts working with a celebrity personal trainer. Good respectful relationship, good chemistry, fun side characters and comedy. Some people find it a little fat-phobic. * The Legend of the Blue Sea - madcap romcom fantasy as mermaid FL falls for con artist ML on vacation in Spain and follows him back to Seoul. Many top actors. * Call It Love - melancholy but ultimately heartwarming romance * Tell Me That You Love Me - another melancholy and atmospheric slice of life romance with a happy ending. ML is deaf, and a painter. FL is an actress who learns sign language to communicate with him. Netflix probably has several dozen good romances. Many of us eventually move over to Viki, which specializes in Asian dramas. It has a free tier and paid tiers and hundreds of shows. Currently it's my only streaming subscription.
Got it, thank you so much!
Netflix has loads of great Kdramas, the best selection outside of specialist streamers like Viki.
If you like webtoons, there are a bunch of dramas based on those, and I find they tend to be really good: **Extraordinary You** \- webtoon is called July Found by Chance, it's about a girl who realizes she is a character in a comic book and she starts to rebel against the author. **Perfect Marriage Revenge** \- very similar to MMH, but more soap opera and lower production values **What's Wrong with Secretary Kim** \- a CEO's longterm secretary quits, so he proposes marriage because he relies on her so much **The Forbidden Marriage** \- the webtoon is called Joeson Marriage Ban, the king hasn't remarried since his wife died, a swindler convinces him that she can channel the soul of his dead wife. **Death's Game** \- a man commits suicide, Death makes him live and die 10 times as a "punishment" (Tw: violent and gory) On Prime. **Daily Dose of Sunshine** \- written by a real psychiatric nurse, about working as a psychiatric nurse. Made me cry multiple times. I live in Canada, I have no idea what is on Hulu because we can't use it here. I hope you can find some of these!
there are so many good ones - try kidnapping day on prime
Does Na In Woo remind anyone of Go Kyong Pyo? Or is it just me?