Arranged Love: 5 K-Dramas with Endearing Matchmaking Themes
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Gaya Hidup, VIVA Banyuwangi – Who believes that fate is determined by parents? The theme of arranged marriages is often explored in Korean dramas, resulting in unique and heartwarming love stories. While it may start with obligation, who knows that an arranged marriage could blossom into true love? Here are 5 romantic K-dramas with endearing matchmaking themes that will make you swoon and believe in destined love!
1. Fated to Love You (2014)
Lee Gun (Jang Hyuk) is a wealthy CEO who is forced to marry Kim Mi-young (Jang Na-ra), an ordinary office worker. Their marriage, which initially begins as an obligation, transforms into a sweet and touching love story. Fated to Love You offers a classic yet engaging storyline with plenty of funny and romantic moments.
2. Marriage, Not Dating (2014)
Gong Gi-tae (Yeon Woo-jin) is a plastic surgeon who doesn't want to get married. To avoid pressure from his family, he pretends to date Joo Jang-mi (Han Groo). However, their plan backfires when they start developing feelings for each other. Marriage, Not Dating offers a funny and entertaining love story with many intriguing conflicts.
3. Because This Is My First Life (2017)
Nam Se-hee (Lee Min-ki) and Yoon Ji-ho (Jung So-min) are two strangers who decide to enter a contract marriage for different reasons. They then learn about the meaning of marriage, love, and life together. Because This Is My First Life offers a realistic and relatable love story relevant to today's young adults.
