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Best revenge K-dramas you must watch on Netflix for jaw-dropping twists

Here are five revenge K-dramas which will keep you on the edge of your seats

Web Desk
October 13, 2023
Best revenge K-dramas you must watch on Netflix for jaw-dropping twists
Best revenge K-dramas you must watch on Netflix for jaw-dropping twists

If you’re looking for a break from the classic romance trope, here are five revenge K-dramas which will keep you on the edge of your seats.

1. The Glory:

The Glory is based on true events of a woman named Moon Dong-eun (Song Hye-kyo) who is out to get revenge from her high school bullies as she puts her decades-long plan to motion.

The show premiered in two parts on Netflix. It is directed by Baeksang nominee Ahn Gil-ho and written by award-winning Kim Eun-sook.

This vengeance-filled K-drama focuses on the horrifying culture of bullying rounds up to school violence in South Korea.

2. My Name:

My Name tells the story of a rebellious female lead Ji Woo (Han Sohee) who teams up with crime boss Choi Mujin (Park Hee Soon) to look for her father’s killer.

This thriller K-drama tells the perfect tale of friendship and betrayal in just eight episodes with highly graphic action sequences and explicit language.

3. Vincenzo:

One of the most hit Netflix K-dramas ever, Vincenzo does 100% justice to the genre of sweet revenge.

This K-drama circles around a consigliere named Vincenzo (Song Joong-ki) who comes to Korea in search of hidden gold, but teams up with Hong Cha Young (Jeon Yeo-been), a lawyer who wants to bring down an evil conglomerate.

This mafia-thriller won hearts with its powerful on-screen pairing, well-written plot, and the most jaw-dropping plot twist you’ll ever see.

4. Revenge of Others:

Revenge of Others is another K-drama based on high school bullying which tells the story of high school shooting athlete Ok Chan Mi (Shin Ye-eun) whose twin brother’s death is ruled as suicide.

She transfers to his school to investigate the mystery around the death as she believes her brother was murdered.

This teen-thriller K-drama invokes creeping fear in an addictive way which journeys you through new characters and arcs.

5. Vagabond:

Vagabond is an action-packed K-drama centered around a stuntman named man Cha Dal Gun (Lee Seung Gi) who is out to find the person behind the plane crash which killed his nephew.

He finds himself in a political mess while teaming up with an NIS agent Go Hae Ri (Bae Suzy).

This gripping tale is undoubtedly one of the best Netflix K-dramas of 2019 as the lead pair captivated hearts with their intense emotions combined with thrilling performances.


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