Korean Dramas to Watch in September 2021

September has arrived, and with it, more Korean Dramas for us to watch! Let's see what's in store for this September 2021 edition of "Korean Dramas You Should Be Watching." September will certainly be an exciting month for K-drama fans because there is so much to look forward to!

Here are the new K-Dramas to watch this coming September 2021.

Lost


Lost follows a man (Ryu Jun Yeol) who fears he will never be able to escape poverty and a woman (Jeon Do Yeon) who works as a ghostwriter and feels lost in her life as they try to change their lives.

A man and a woman who meet in the shadows will tell a complex tale of healing and empathy in Lost. In an effort to escape the darkness, the two lean into each other's presence as they embark on a path of healing.

Roles in the new series will be played by Jeon Do Yeon and Ryu Jun Yeol as Boo Jung and Kang Jae respectively.

Lost, premiering on the September 4th, 2021, will be available for online streaming on iQIYI.


High Class


The tale depicts the story of one of Korea's wealthiest, most prominent, and most revered families. This suspense and mystery drama explores the lives of privileged women, as well as the dark secrets they keep hidden from the public.

Jo Yeo Jeong, Ha Jun, Park Se Jin, Gong Hyun Joo, Kim Nam Hee, Lee Jung Yul, and others will appear in the upcoming Kdrama.

High Class is scheduled to premiere September 6th, 2021.



Yumi's Cells


Yumi's Cells is a cell-based psychological romance drama based on a webtoon about Yumi, a regular office worker. The upcoming series narrates the story from the viewpoint of the protagonist's brain cells, which control her thoughts, feelings, and movements.

It is the first Korean drama in history to be produced in a new format that combines live-action and 3D animation, which drew a large number of viewers from around the world.

Yumi's Cells, star Kim Go Eun and Ahn Bo Hyun, with actors Lee Yu Bi and Park Ji Hyun. SHINee Minho will make a special cameo appearance in the series, as will GOT7 Jinyoung.

Yumi's Cells will premiere on September 17, 2021 and aired on Viki and iQIYI.


One the Woman


For those in need of some laughs and wacky plotlines in September, this might be worth adding to your watch list.

An amnesiac corrupt prosecutor Jo Yeon-Joo (Lee Ha-Nee), wakes up in the life of the daughter-in-law of a chaebol family after being involved in an accident.

One the Woman will premiere on September 17, 2021.


Love in Black Hole


In Love in a Black Hole, a college girl named Eun Ha receives a love letter from a mysterious white hole in her room's roof, which she believes to be a love letter from a spirit. During the course of the drama, we will follow Eun Ha on her quest to find out who authored the letter.

WJSN Seola, SF9 Jaeyoon, BAE173 Hangyul and Doha, and DIA Ki Huihyeon will star in the web drama. Episodes of Love in the Black Hole will stream on the Big Picture Mart YouTube channel and Viki on September 17, 2021.


The Veil

New MBC action drama "The Veil" will chronicle the storey of a National Intelligence Service (NIS) field operative. Han Ji Hyuk's ability to complete missions flawlessly. Unfortunately, he went missing in the middle of an investigation of an organised crime group. A year later, he returns to NIS to find the traitor who made him fall into a bottomless pit in the first place.

Namgoong Min, Park Ha Sun, Kim Ji Eun, Kim Byung Gi, Jang Young Nam, Lee Kyung Young, and others will appear in The Veil. The Veil is scheduled to premiere September 17th, 2021 and streamed online on Viki.



Squid Game


In the upcoming Netflix series Squid Game, participants in a strange survival game are forced to face their fears. Games they played as children, but with a horrifying and risky twist. In order to earn a prize of 45.6 billion won (about $40 million), the contestants must remain alive.

Kim Joo Ryung, Lee Jung Jae and Jung Ho Yeon will appear in the series, and Train to Busan and Goblin star Gong Yoo makes a special guest appearance.

Squid Game will premiere on September 17, 2021 via Netflix.



Dali and the Cocky Prince


In Dali and the Cocky Prince, a diligent man with no education falls in love with the clumsy daughter of a wealthy family. Park Gyu Young (It's Okay To Not Be Okay) and Kim Min Jae (Tempted) will star in the series.

Dali and the Cocky Prince is set to be released on September 22, 2021 and will be streamed online at Viki.


Hometown



Choi Hyung-In (Yoo Jae-Myung) is a detective in the late 1990s. He lost his wife in a terrorist strike ten years ago. While working on one case, the detective believes that it may be connected to the terrorist cell that killed his wife. As a result, he begins to seek justice and revenge.

Hometown is set to premiere on September 22, 2021.



A Gentleman and a Young Lady


Young-Koon (Ji Hyun Woo) plays a widower who is still mourning the loss of his wife. He was left with three children to care for. When you're the sole provider for your family, life becomes even more difficult for you, which is why you end up getting your kids their own private, live-in nanny! In the end, he decided to hire Park Dan Hee as a private tutor to help his children.

The series is set to be released on September 25, 2021.



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