True Beauty To Touch Your Heart: Top 8 K-Dramas Based On Comics You Must Watch

Many hit Korean dramas are based on comics and webtoons with a diverse genre spanning from drama, comedy, and romance to action, horror, and more.

This trend of book-to-television not only serves as a base for popular K-dramas but also provides a fresh dose of entertainment. Let's have a look at these top 8 K-dramas that are based on comics and webtoons.

My Roommate Is A Gumiho (2021): A fantasy romance drama telling the story of a 999-year-old Gumiho who wants nothing more than to be a human and a woman who swallowed his fox bead. The drama is based on a webtoon with 150 episodes.

Memorist (2020): Featuring the story of a man who can read people’s memories, this thriller series is based on the webtoon with the same title by Jae Hoo.

Mystic Pop-Up Bar (2020): This fantasy series featuring a century-old bar owner who solves her customer’s issues by entering their dreams is based on the webtoon called "Ssanggabpocha” by Bae Hye-Soo.

True Beauty (2020): A hit comedy romance series based on the webtoon by Yaongyi that features a girl who is bullied for her appearance.

The Uncanny Counter (2020): Based on the webtoon titled “Amazing Rumor” by Jang Yi, this action fantasy drama series features a group of people with the power to fight evil spirits.

What's Wrong With Secretary Kim? (2018): Following the same story as the webtoon created by Kim Myeong-Mi, this romance comedy series follows an arrogant boss and his trusted secretary.

Moon Embracing the Sun (2012): Based on the web novel by Jung Eun-gwol, this historical drama series features a fierce power struggle within the palace walls.

Touch Your Heart (2019): Following the web novel by Ant Studio, this romance comedy follows a celebrity who is forced to work under a lawyer after getting involved in a scandal.