8 Korean Dramas About Marriage That Break Your Heart

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Korean drama about marriage is one of the recommended drakors that must be watched.

Getting married is not an easy thing, it needs to be prepared carefully so that it is considered a “happy ending” in every marriage love story. However, getting to that word does need to go through a tortuous road and various kinds of challenges.

Likewise, Korean drama stories about marriage, it is not easy to get to the word happy, it can even pull the emotions of the audience and even cry even though this is only a made-up story.
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Reported from various sources on Thursday (11/18/2021), Celebrities.id has summarized Korean Drama recommendations about marriage that erode the heart.

1. Go Back Couple (2017)

If you like stories about time travel, Go Back Couple is a suitable Korean drama. Released in 2017, this Korean drama tells of a married couple, Choi Ban-do (Son Ho Jun), a husband who has to support his wife, Ma Jin-Joo (Jang Na Ra) who has very below average self-confidence.

Due to their current situation, both of them regretted getting married at such a young age and began to hate each other.

Suddenly one morning, they wake up to be college students at the age of 20 before they met for the first time.

2. Because This Is My First Life (2017)

She has no plans to marry and is heavily in debt on her home mortgage. Meanwhile, a woman named Yoon Ji-Ho (Jung So Min) is a single woman who has financial difficulties and does not have a home.

The two of them chose to contract marriage and live together in order to save their lives. As time went on, feelings of concern for each other began to grow from the two.

3. Matrimonial Chaos (2018)

A romantic and comedy genre, this series, which was released in 2018, tells the story of men and women in their 30s who face problems of love, marriage, fights, and family.

Jo Seok-Moo (Cha Tae Hyun) and Kang Hwi-Roo (Bae Doo Naa) are complete opposites so they are both talking about their divorce after 3 years of marriage.

4. Familiar Wife (2018)

After 5 years of marriage, Joo-Hyuk (Ji Sung) works as a bank employee, and Woo-Jin (Han Ji Min) works as a masseuse. They have so many responsibilities after being blessed with 2 children.

They are very troubled with finances and unhappy with the state of their marital relationship. One day Joo-Hyuk meets Hye-Won (Kang Han Na), his first love in college, and confesses their feelings for each other.

After that when Joo-Hyuk was on the subway, he received two coins from a mysterious man. Suddenly he wakes up into a different marriage, where he is married to Hye-Won, not to Woo-Jin.

5. Full House (2004)

Tells about a contract marriage between an ordinary woman named Han Ji-Eun (Song Hye Kyo) and a famous actor named Lee Young-Jae (Rain). Han Ji-Eun is a scriptwriter who lives in her father’s legacy house called Full House.

One day, he was tricked by his friend into going on vacation to China for free. But on the plane he sat with the handsome actor, Lee Young-Jae. Arriving in China, Ji-Eun runs out of money, and is forced to borrow from Young-Jae. That’s where their love journey began.

6. The Prime Minister and I (2013)

Tells the story of Kwon-Yul (Lee Beom-Soo), the youngest Prime Minister in South Korea. He is a widower who is forced to educate 3 of his own children after being left by his wife due to a car accident.

Then comes a female journalist named Nam Da-Jung (Im Yoon-Ah) in her life who changes the life of the Prime Minister.

7. 18 Again (2020)

Released in 2020, this series tells the story of teenage pregnancy conflicts. 18 Again stars Kim Ha-Neul (Jung Da-Jung) who married Hong Dae-Young (Yoon Sang-Hyun) due to pregnancy before they even graduated from high school.

All of their dreams were dashed because they had to start a family at a very young age. Dae-Young is a handsome and popular basketball player at his school.

But now Dae-Young has been fired after he entered his 30s. He was also shunned by his family because of his jobless status, their family was on the verge of divorce.

8. VIP (2019)

Na Jung-Sun (Jang Na-Ra) is a woman who works with VIP customers at a department store. He is married to Park Sung-Joon (Lee Sang-Yoon), in the same division.

One night, Jung-Sun suspects Sung-Joon of having an affair. After that incident their relationship was so tenuous and on the verge of divorce because they were suspicious of each other.

Those are 8 recommendations for Korean dramas that tell about marriages that we have successfully summarized for Celebhitz. Which one do you want to watch, are you ready to cry yet? /celebrities.id

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