5 Korean Dramas Like Perfect Crown You Must Watch Next

The Disney+ hit Perfect Crown has completely taken the K-drama world by storm. Wrapping up its run with a massive 13.8% finale rating, the electric chemistry between IU’s fiercely independent chaebol heiress, Seong Hui-ju, and Byeon Woo-seok’s reluctant Grand Prince I-an left fans craving more. The show perfectly blended a 21st-century constitutional monarchy with a spicy contract marriage trope and intense political power struggles.

If you are experiencing major withdrawal symptoms after the finale, your binge-watching journey isn’t over. Here are five must-watch Korean dramas that share the same royal DNA, fake-dating friction, and elite palace politics as Perfect Crown.

5 K-Dramas to Watch After Perfect Crown

1. Princess Hours 

For those who loved the fictional world created in Perfect Crown, where even in contemporary times, South Korea is run by a monarchy, ‘Princess Hours’ becomes a compulsory viewing. In fact, it is the quintessential model for constitutional monarchies.

Where to watch: Viki/Netflix

2. The King: Eternal Monarch

For those who loved the grand production scale, political conspiracies, and high-fashion luxury looks worn by IU and Byeon Woo-seok, then ‘The King: Eternal Monarch,’ a fantasy romance, steps it up a notch.

Where to watch: Netflix 

3. The King 2 Hearts

If your favourite parts of Perfect Crown were the sharp political manoeuvring, international stakes, and a strong-willed female lead who refuses to be intimidated by the royal court, then ‘The King 2 Hearts,’ a dark-horse classic, is a must-watch.

Where to watch: Netflix

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4. Love in Contract

Did the fake relationship contract, secret rendezvous scandals, and media-dodging antics of Seong Hui-ju and Prince I-an keep you glued to your screen? Move away from the palace and dive straight into the masterclass of ‘Love in contract.’

Where to watch: Viki/Netflix

5. The Last Empress

If you are looking for something that has a lot more drama and a more chaotic portrayal of contemporary royalty, then you should definitely give 'The Last Empress' a watch.

Where to watch: Viki/Netflix

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