Here’s a list of dramas that capture the lively moments of youth!

Forever Young

Tencent

Tormented by rumors about her elder sister Qiao Bai Yu's death, teenager Qiao Qing Yu (Zhang Jing Yi) and her family move away from their village to the province's capital. However, Qing Yu still has her suspicions about what happened, and eventually teams up with her new classmate Ming Sheng (Zhou Yi Ran) to help her investigate the truth. Together, Qing Yu and Ming Sheng discover what really happened to Bai Yu, heal old family wounds... and even find love. This drama was adapted from the web novel "Huan Yu" by Qiang Yu.

Reborn

⚡Reborn souls 💔

V LIVE, Naver TV, YouTube, Facebook

Kim Yeon Do (Lee Eun Jae) is a high school student desperate to discourage a persistent admirer by posting a picture of Ji Hyun Ho (Kang Yul), a popular and wild schoolmate. Her impulsive social media post unexpectedly draws her closer to Ji Hyun Ho, creating tension when her best friend also develops feelings for him. As their unexpected connection unfolds, Yeon Do navigates the complicated dynamics of high school relationships and personal boundaries. This drama, based on a 2016 mobile story game of the same name, explores the unpredictable nature of teenage emotions and social interactions. "Best Mistake" is a 2019 South Korean drama series that delves into the complexities of young love and friendship.

Best Mistake

Best Mistake Team

Tang Yang (Wang Yu Wen) and Jiang Shi Yan (Zhang Xin Cheng) have been friends since high school. Tang Yang was well-known as one of the most beautiful, sought-after girls in school, but Shi Yan never understood why – to him, she was just like any other friend... or so he told himself. They continued to keep in touch after graduation, and ten years later, Tang Yang works at a bank helping military families get loans to start businesses, while Shi Yan runs a food media company. Shi Yan, inspired by Tang Yang's clients' perseverance, makes a documentary about their stories, which gains widespread attention. This brings Shi Yan and Tang Yang even closer, reigniting feelings that have remained hidden for over a decade. Will this be the spark that finally brings them together, or will it end their friendship for good? This 2024 Chinese drama was directed by Zhang Tong, adapted from a web novel by Hua Zhan Mian.

You Are My Lover Friend

From Friends to Forever

GMM 25

When choosing where to attend college, Easter (Earth Katsamonnat Namwirote) decides to head far from home to Northern Thailand, hoping to escape memories of his past relationship with Hill (Pond Ponlawit Ketprapakorn), which ended without closure. However, to his shock, Easter ends up running into Hill at his new university, and Hill soon becomes his new mentor. Hill also outwardly expresses interest in winning Easter's heart back, complicating Easter's initial attempts to move on. At the same time, Easter's roommate North (Bas Hatsanat Piniwat) faces his own strange situation after a drunken night out leaves him with debt – and flirtatious creditor Johan (Maxky Ratchata Pichetshote) only brings more chaos to his life. Will these boys manage to figure out their love lives while handling their studies? This drama was adapted from the novels "East: Tag!, You're Mine" and "North: How Much Is Your Love?" by Howlsairy.

Fourever You

For 7️⃣Days and Forever

The tender Yue Qianling (Zhou Ye) has long harbored a crush on her former university classmate, Gu Xun (Lin Yi). So she is overjoyed when fate reunites them at the same gaming company. She bravely confesses her feelings to him, only to face rejection because Xun is in infatuated with a tough-talking female gamer he's never met. Little does he know, that gamer is actually Qianling, who adopts a fierce persona online. Will Xun discover the true identity of his sweet colleague? And if he does, could it lead them both to love? This 2024 Chinese drama series was directed by Yu Chung Chung and Lee Ching Jung.

Everyone Loves Me

♡ Only for Love Team ♡

Im Sol (Kim Hye Yoon) is devastated by the sudden and tragic death of her favorite star, Ryu Sun Jae (Byun Woo Seok), a former swimmer turned K-pop idol. But in the midst of her anguish, she magically time slips back to 2008 – when Sun Jae is still only 19 years old! Delighted that she has a chance to help him avert his unhappy future fate, Sol makes it her mission to change the future... and maybe find love along the way. Will her efforts to divert the course of the past prove successful – or could they have unexpected consequences? This 2024 South Korean drama was adapted from a web novel named “The Best of Tomorrow” by Kim Bbang and was directed by Kim Tae Yeop and Yoon Jong Ho.

Lovely Runner

✨ The Marvellous ✨ team

When Jang Byung Tae (Yim Si Wan) transfers to Buyeo Agricultural High School, he hopes to turn over a new leaf, as his small, weak stature made him a constant target of bullies at his old school. To his surprise, however, the students at his new school seem to fear him – for some reason, they've mistaken him for a renowned high school fighter nicknamed "The White Tiger of Asan." Bolstered by his new "title," Byung Tae vows to fight against bullying to end the cycle of violence against himself and others like him... but when the real "White Tiger" shows up at school, will he manage to remain strong?

Boyhood

In the rainy southern city of Qingyi, a misunderstanding leads to an unexpected connection between two very different high school students: bold, spirited Xu Zhi (Liu Hao Cun) and intelligent, sensitive Chen Lu Zhou (Wang An Yu). As playful teasing turns into flirtation, they begin to develop a bond that feels deeper than just young love. However when Lu Zhou's family sends him abroad for college and Xu Zhi heads to Beijing to study architecture, they're forced to go their separate ways... until Lu Zhou decides to abandon his studies overseas. He transfers to the same university as Xu Zhi, determined to make his feelings known and pursue her in earnest, refusing to let this second chance pass him by. This drama was adapted from the web novel of the same name by Er Dong Tu Zi.

Be Passionately in Love

In desperate need of money, tomboy Go Eun Chan (Yoon Eun Hye) takes up an additional part-time job as a delivery worker to help make ends meet. Her job leads her to Choi Han Gyeol (Gong Yoo), a wealthy slacker who’s sick of his grandmother setting him up on blind dates. He’s been tasked to rebuild his family’s struggling coffee shop, and decides to hire attractive young men to boost sales. Mistaking Eun Chan for a boy, Han Gyeol decides to hire her as a cafe employee – and to pretend to be his gay lover to ward off unwanted blind dates. As Eun Chan juggles her secret identity and her new job, an undeniable connection blossoms between her and Han Gyeol, who struggles with his unexpected attraction to Eun Chan. Will love find a way to conquer all?

Coffee Prince

After a painful breakup, basketball team captain Sebastian Vincent "Sevi" Camero (Gab Lagman) isn't looking for love – but his life takes an unexpected turn when he meets Amora Elyse Ledezma (Hyacinth Callado), a spirited cheerleader from another university. While Sevi comes from a humble family compared to Elyse's wealthier background, they find that there's an undeniable spark between them, and their relationship soon changes from friendship to dating. Love isn't without its challenges, however, as Sevi and Elyse must navigate pressure from their family and friends, as well as balancing their young love with the demands of school and career aspirations. Will their relationship survive everything stacked against it, or is it doomed to fall apart? This drama was adapted from the web novel of the same name by Gwy Saludes.

Chasing in the Wild

Wild Skies in España Team

MGTV

University student Cheng Xin (Zhong Chu Xi) proposes to her boyfriend Zheng Qian (Hu Yi Tian) during graduation, but he rejects her, believing he hasn't achieved enough professionally. Despite Cheng Xin's attempts to help him secure a job at her family's company, Zheng Qian's pride prevents him from accepting. Struggling to find employment, Zheng Qian eventually lands a position at Tengda Group through Cheng Xin's behind-the-scenes efforts. However, when the truth of his hiring is revealed, he is forced to resign, destroying his professional reputation and devastating his relationship. Facing overwhelming disappointment, Zheng Qian must now decide whether he can rebuild his life and career. Based on the novel by Li Xing Jian, this is a 2020 South Korean romantic drama directed by Zhang He Yang.

Youth Should Be Early

The Seasons of Life Team

Son Hee Jae (Hani) has struggled with sexual fulfillment throughout her long-term relationship, while her best friend, Lee Mi Na (Bae Woo Hee), approaches romance with a carefree attitude. Unexpectedly, they end up co-hosting a sex-themed podcast from a distinctly female perspective. Initially overwhelmed, Hee Jae begins to confront her challenges with sexual fulfillment, prompting her to reevaluate her own love life. As their podcast topics delve deeper and more personal, can this journey bring Hee Jae, Mi Na, and their listeners closer to satisfaction and true love? This 2022 South Korean drama was directed by Yoon Ra Young.

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