Check out these popular new arrivals and find your next favorite! Every week, new releases range from rom-coms to crime & thrillers to historicals. Follow the collection to stay up to date on the latest K-dramas, C-dramas and more!

New on Viki

As a high schooler, Ju Yi Jae (Lee Hye Ri) dreamed of becoming a filmmaker, pushing aside other obligations to create her own short films. Her classmate Woo Soo Bin (Hwang In Youp), on the other hand, was studious but passionless, resigned to follow his family's wishes. Soo Bin found inspiration in Yi Jae’s tenacity, and the two developed a friendship that later turned romantic. However, shortly after their college entrance exams, Soo Bin withdrew from Yi Jae’s life, telling her that his family was sending him overseas. In their thirties, they live drastically different lives: Yi Jae is a struggling TV reporter disillusioned with life, while Soo Bin is an award-winning film director. Upon their sudden reunion, Soo Bin resolves to help Yi Jae get her spark back, while Yi Jae still holds a grudge from years before. Can they use this second chance to reconcile?

Dream to You

For thirteen years, Nam Da Reum (Kim Hye Joon) has been a dedicated fan of idol star Lee Chan (Cha Woo Min). When she lands a job at fashion company APPELLO, she's shocked to find out that her beloved idol co-founded the company. Da Reum resolves to hide her identity as a fan and prove that she can be a professional. However, when she starts work, she's faced instead with workaholic CEO Kang Ha Gi (Kang Hoon), Chan's childhood friend. Meanwhile, Ha Gi seems to harbor hidden, unrequited feelings for Chan, and Chan struggles to maintain his public persona while dealing with a complicated personal life. As the three become entangled, Da Reum finds herself caught between her past obsession with Chan and a growing, unexpected connection with Ha Gi. This drama was adapted from the web comic “My Oppa is an Idol" by Sung Eun.

My Bias, My Boss

MGTV

In the 1990s, teenagers Chen Yi (Song Wei Long) and Miao Jing (Zhang Jing Yi) met due to their parents, initially getting off to a rocky start. However, Miao Jing's kindness eventually softens Chen Yi's attitude towards her. Chen Yi and Miao Jing's relationship deepens after Chen Yi's father dies and Miao Jing's mother disappears, leaving the two to rely only on each other. Miao Jing eventually confesses her feelings for Chen Yi, but he pushes her away after he gets tangled up as a crime witness, urging her to leave their city. Years later, Chen Yi runs a billiards hall in their hometown, while Miao Jing returns for a work assignment. But when Chen Yi suspects that Miao Jing's boss is involved in smuggling, he vows to protect her – and stay by her side. This drama was adapted from the web novel "Ye Gou Gu Tou" by Xiu Tu Cheng.

Love for You

Tencent Video

After an ambush on the way to her marriage, Gu Qing Zhi (Meng Zi Yi) awakens as Shen Xi He, the Princess of the Northwest. Xi He navigates the treacherous court, using her charm to dismantle her enemies, determined to avenge her family. In the palace, she meets Crown Prince Xiao Hua Yong (He Yu), whose sickly exterior masks a razor-sharp intellect. Poisoned in his youth and forced to traverse the country to find a cure, Hua Yong has developed a profound, detached wisdom, viewing the court’s chaos with clear-eyed precision. Bound by a shared distrust of the royal palace, Xi He and Hua Yong form an unlikely alliance, joining forces to take matters into their own hands. Can they successfully turn the court in their favor? This drama was adapted from the web novel "Wo Hua Kai Hou Bai Hua Sha" by Jin Huang.

Blossoms of Power

Yoo Bo Na (Kong Hyo Jin) seems like any other working mother, but she moonlights as "Kingfisher," a legendary sniper executing justice where the law fails. After a three-year hiatus, she returns to her lethal mission, forcing her to balance protecting her family and eliminating ruthless targets. The tension escalates as her husband, investigative journalist Kwon Tae Seong (Jung Jun Won), begins uncovering threads that lead directly to his wife’s shadow life. Simultaneously, detective Lee Dong Jin (Lee Sang Yi) closes in on the vigilante, unaware that his target appears to be a normal mother. Aided by her trusted ally Kim Bong Pal (Sung Dong Il), Bo Na must tread carefully, as one wrong move threatens to dismantle the life she cherishes. This drama was adapted from the web comic of the same name by Yun and Gum Doong.

A Bona Fide Killer

Tencent Video, IQIYI

In Republican-era Shanghai, Murong Qing Yi (Zhang Ling He), the youngest son of a powerful warlord, bears deep emotional scars from a traumatic childhood. His path first crossed with the courageous Ren Su Su (Wang Chu Ran) when she saved him from a harrowing escape. However, tragedy tore them apart, leading Su Su to stage her own death to protect those she held dear and leaving Qing Yi devastated. Three years later, the past erupts into the present when Su Su unexpectedly returns – not as the girl he once loved, but as his prospective sister-in-law "Fang Mu Lan." As they navigate a web of secrets, a looming national crisis forces them to work together – will it bring them back together, too? This drama was adapted from the web novel "Ru Guo Zhe Yi Miao, Wo Mei Yu Jian Ni" by Fei Wo Si Cun.

Overdo

Rescued from the brink of death a decade ago, Meng Ting Hui (Wu Jin Yan) has transformed from a nameless survivor into the Daping Dynasty’s first female scholar to enter the prestigious Hanlin Academy. Known for her sharp wit and cunning nature, she has spent years navigating the treacherous waters of the imperial court. While her peers see only a ruthless official, she harbors a secret devotion to the man who saved her – Emperor Ying Gua (Chen Zhe Yuan). Ting Hui is intent on helping Ying Gua become the greatest ruler in history, no matter what it takes. But amidst the power struggles and political schemes, Meng Ting Hui remains blind to the one truth that could change everything: the Emperor’s heart has belonged to her all along. This drama was adapted from the novel "Jiang Shan Wei Pin" by Xing Yan Yan.

Royal Betrothal

Coupang Play

Park Kyung Hee (Kim Hye Soo) appears to have it all: a thriving interior design business, an adoring social media following, and the perfect family image. To elevate her success, she orchestrates a friendship with her wealthy neighbor, Soo Jung (Cho Yeo Jeong), hoping to leverage Soo Jung's connections into an investment into her business. However, her carefully curated life unravels when she investigates rumors of her husband Lim Jae Hong’s (Kim Ji Hun) infidelity, only to discover him disposing of a dead body – and their daughter is allegedly responsible for the killing. Despite attempting to cover up the incident, they receive an anonymous message that someone has recorded them, forcing Kyung Hee to navigate a treacherous web of blackmail and deceit as they try to put their lives back in order.

The Affair Was Just The Beginning

Hoping to overcome a career slump, actor Zhang Zhun (Shu Yuan) takes a role in a provocative new film, starring alongside fellow actor Zhen Xin (Ollie). Zhang Zhun is cast as art investment dealer "Gao Zhun," who's being treated by psychiatrist "Fang Chi," played by Zhen Xin. Gao Zhun suffers from deep psychological torment that Fang Chi helps him sort through, but doctor and patient eventually become entangled in a turbulent relationship. In order to better immerse themselves into their characters, Zhang Zhun and Zhen Xin spend time together outside of work. However, Zhen Xin's increasingly intense behavior unnerves Zhang Zhun, making it difficult for Zhang Zhun to separate his own feelings for Zhen Xin from Gao Zhun's feelings for Fang Chi. Have real life and fiction become too intertwined for the two? This drama was adapted from the novel "Deep in the Act" by Tong Zi.

Deep In

IQIYI

In need of a drastic change, Lin Wan Xing (Esther Yu) takes a break from her PhD program and returns to her hometown of Hongjing, where she takes a job as a high school sports equipment manager. There, she's tasked with bringing the school's disgraced soccer team to victory. Wan Xing's only hope lies in soccer coach Wang Fa (Chen Jing Ke), who gave up a prestigious job in Britain and ended up in Hongjing, renting out space in a property owned by Wan Xing's family. With Wang Fa's help, the team is able to win, and Wan Xing convinces Wang Fa to become the team's coach full-time. Wang Fa and Wan Xing make an unlikely duo, but they gradually open up to each other as they spend more time together, leading to personal growth and a budding romance. This drama was adapted from the web novel "Xia Lu" by Chang Er.

Road to Success

VivaOne

The beautiful, haughty Carmela Isabella (Heaven Peralejo) seems to have it all. However, her life takes a surreal turn when she's mysteriously transported back in time to the early 1890s, where she adopts the identity of "Carmelita Montecarlos," a relative who she resembles. As she tries to navigate her new reality, she meets Juanito Alfonso (Jerome Ponce), a charming and noble man who challenges her perspectives and captures her heart. However, Carmela also learns that Juanito will die in the near future – unless she can find a way to prevent it. Despite Carmela's attempts to avoid Juanito, they continue to run into each other, only complicating Carmela's feelings. Is there any way for Carmela to save Juanito and their love? This drama was based on the web novel of the same name by Mia Alfonso.

I Love You Since 1892

Shortly after getting engaged, Ding Dang (Yu Yin) unexpectedly reunites with her first love Chen A Ming (Ke Chun) at a promotional campaign event thrown by a new dating app. To Ding Dang's surprise, A Ming remembers her – but in the years since they broke up, he has changed his name to Yu Kun and developed a colder, crueler personality. Despite this, Ding Dang can't help her old feelings from resurfacing, and impulsively asks Yu Kun to make up for the pain he caused her in the past by dating for a week. He agrees, embarking on a passionate, turbulent affair with Ding Dang as she hides from her fiancé. But Yu Kun has motives of his own for going along with Ding Dang's suggestion, and they might both end up with broken hearts at the end of the week.

รายการ