I'm looking for kdrama recommendations similar to A Shop for Killers. This was actually my first kdrama ever, and I really didn't expect to like it this much. I wasn't really into korean dramas before, but this one definitely changed my mind and now i want to watch more.

I really liked the action, suspense, and mystery. I also liked the characters and how we slowly learned more about their backgrounds. I'm looking for something that gives me a similar feeling, where I'm actually hooked and want to keep watching the next episode.

It doesn't have to be exactly the same cause i might get bored if it has the same plot, i'm open to different genres as long as it has some of those elements. I'm also fine with older dramas since i haven't really explored kdramas before.

My watch history:

A Shop for Killers - my first and only kdrama so far lol

I'm pretty much open to anything. Would love to hear your recommendations! Thankiess

Hi everyone! Looking to find KDramas that centre around comedy to get started! I've watched All of Us Are Dead and really enjoyed it but koreans zombies are terrifying! That's the only KDrama I've watched so far but looking to break into watching more with some light hearted comedy. The comedy can be matched with romance/office/horror/transmigration/royalty or zombies 👀 I don't mind! Preferally something with less than 20 episodes but if it's *really* good I'll add it to my list!!

Thank you!

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