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February has been an exciting month for drama fans. We saw the grand finales of well-loved dramas “True Beauty” and “Mr. Queen,” and we finally got the first episodes of highly-anticipated shows like “River Where the Moon Rises” and “The Penthouse 2.” Here are five K-dramas on Viki that viewers have been loving this month!
“True Beauty”
“True Beauty” is a high school romantic comedy about Lim Ju Gyeong (Moon Ga Young), who zealously uses makeup to hide her bare face and combat her insecurities about her looks. After she meets Lee Su Ho (ASTRO‘s Cha Eun Woo), a popular student who has his own emotional wounds, they share each other’s secrets and learn to heal through love. Completing the love triangle is Han Seo Jun (Hwang In Yeop), an untamable rebel with a surprisingly warm heart.
After the conclusion of her hit drama “True Beauty,” screenwriter Lee Si Eun took part in an interview to speak about the decisions she made for the storyline, her favorite scenes, and more.
She started off by sharing how she still feels like she should be coming up with the next episode’s script and hasn’t been able to fully let go of the drama.
The drama “True Beauty” is based on a popular webtoon of the same name by writer Yaongyi. On the pressure of having a popular webtoon as the original work to the drama, Lee Si Eun expressed, “There is bound to be a clear reason why the original webtoon is receiving so much love. I’ll take the compliments to mean that the drama was just as good as the original, but not better, since the webtoon and the drama are of different genres.” She further explained that she put a lot of thought into keeping the charm of the webtoon alive while also adding on a richer story to match the format of a drama that has 60-minute-long
In times of uncertainty, it is nice to chill and watch a light-hearted K-drama with some memorable makeover scenes. Makeovers aren’t always necessary when it comes to some of the males and females in K-dramaland, but when it does happen, it’s usually fun-filled and entertaining to watch. These characters have shown that a tiny bit of make-up and wardrobe change can make people feel confident in their own skin. There have been a fair share of them, but here are just 11 that are pretty unforgettable.
Note: These dramas only focus on subtle makeovers, thus nothing pertaining to weight or plastic surgery.