When Kill Boksoon dropped in 2023, it became Netflix’s unexpected flex in the assassin thriller game. Two years later, Netflix thought, “Why stop there?” and delivered Mantis. This time, the spotlight shifts to a younger, flashier generation of contract killers trying to rebuild their world after the fall of MK Entertainment and its top assassins.

Not every K-drama leaves fans crying or wondering about the ending. Some stories close with a simple, satisfying happy ending that feels just right. These dramas are perfect when you want to relax and watch love, friendship, and healing end on a joyful note. If you’re looking for K-dramas where love wins, friendships last, and everyone gets the closure they deserve, here’s a list you’ll love!

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