Bye, Winter: 5 Warm K-Dramas With Spring Vibes

Spring is finally here, so why not check out some appropriate K-dramas that will enchant you with their stories and beautiful scenery?

At last, winter is over and spring has finally arrived, brightening the scenery with sunlight and blossoming greens, paving the way for summer heat.

So if you want to watch some appropriately warm-feeling K-dramas that match the fresh vibes of the season, these five are perfect for the occasion.

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1. At a Distance, Spring Is Green (2021)

Based on the webtoon of the same name, this show revolves around three university students with drastically different personalities who, despite their differences, form a strong bond with each other.

As the story unfolds, they learn the true meaning of friendship and eventually manage to overcome their own unique and deep-rooted problems that have poisoned their lives for years.

2. A Time Called You (2023)

Even though it has been a year since Jun-hee's boyfriend tragically passed away, the wound is still fresh in her mind and she hasn't stopped mourning him since then.

One fateful day, however, she is mysteriously transported 25 years back in time and finds herself in 1998, where she meets Nam Si-heon, who looks exactly like her lost lover.

3. One Spring Night (2019)

Lee Jeong-in and Kwon Gi-seok have been together for four years, but while the couple has grown tired of their relationship and isn't even sure if they want to get married, their relatives think differently and push them to become husband and wife.

However, things get even more complicated when Lee Jeong-in meets Yoo Ji-ho, who works as a pharmacist, and eventually, the two develop feelings for each other, which leaves the woman with a very hard decision to make.

4. Search: WWW (2019)

The show follows a trio of women with very different personalities whose lives become intertwined.

Bae Ta-mi works as the director of the search department of the web portal company Unicon but has to go to their main competitor, Barro, after losing her position.

Cha Hyeon, who maintains a tough exterior but is warm and caring, used to be a jujitsu player but eventually became the social director of Barro.

Song Ga-kyeong is the director of Unicon, who is trapped in a contract marriage after her once-wealthy family went bankrupt.

5. Summer Strike (2022)

Yes, this series is technically set in summer, but its bright and tranquil atmosphere fits perfectly into the springtime as well.

After a series of catastrophic events completely derail Lee Yeo-reum's life, she decides to leave everything behind and moves to a small village, where she meets Ahn Dae-beam, a librarian who might just help her find a new purpose to exist.