The streaming giant is rolling out a slew of fan-favorite and acclaimed Korean series, make sure you are all set for the roster of July 2022 K-Dramas on Netflix!
This week, the idol-themed series Imitation, starring Jung Ji So and Lee Jun Young started streaming. Additionally, Won Jin Ah and Rowoon‘s noona romance story in She Would Never Know is also added on Netflix.
Also, don’t miss out on Ghost Doctor and Money Heist Korea Joint Economic Area Part 1.
In case you haven’t tuned in yet, Alchemy of Souls, Extraordinary Attorney Woo and Cafe Minamdang are also delighting us with engrossing narratives each week.
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But wait, there’s more!
On July 15 and 20, new batches are coming up. Netflix original revenge series, Remarriage & Desires, will be making its global premiere on July 15. In this series, an exclusive matchmaking agency that caters to the ultra-rich is at the center stage because a divorcee plots revenge against her ex-husband’s scheming mistress.
The same day, Ji Chang Wook and Kim Yoo Jung starrer Backstreet Rookie will be dropping as well. Then, on July 20, different flavors of romance stories can be enjoyed by hopeless romantics with Youth of May, Dali and Cocky Prince and Police University all set to join July 2022 K-Dramas on Netflix!
Lastly, if you loved My Liberation Notes, then My Unfamiliar Family will appeal to your taste. The series caps off the spree of K-Dramas confirmed for airing on the 22nd of this month! In this drama, a family that has drifted apart over the years tries to patch up their relationship while coping with obstacles in their lives.
Read more about the new Korean dramas coming on Netflix this July!
Backstreet Rookie
Remaining grounded and focused on her not-so-fortunate life, Jung Saet Byul (Kim Yoo Jung) has simple dreams. Those are to take care of her sister and claim her long-time crush. Both appear to not be going on her way. The only bright things in her life are her trusted sister-friends and celebrity male friend.
But fate favors the diligent, her affection towards the convenience store manager she likes saw a ray of hope.
Choi Dae Hyun (Ji Chang Wook), Saet Byul’s store manager has been dating a woman without the knowledge of her affluent family. Oftentimes, his girlfriend Yeon Joo sets the direction of their relationship. His big love though finally breaks because the wealth disparity of their families came into the picture.
Choosing to be filial and sticking to his upright beliefs, he finally emancipated himself from a relationship that saw him as the side who loves more.
From being a mentor to Saet Byul in her middle school days, their work relationship progressed to romance. Both of them sail to love by feeling the moment and disregarding unwanted worries. Both of them were blessed with each other’s affection and encouragement.
Youth of May
More than recounting a nostalgic and innocent love, the series also serves as a tribute to the victims and survivors of one of the most tumultuous periods in the history of South Korea.
Ponderous and eventful, Youth of May traverses a timeless love story set against the backdrop of the 1980s. Owing to its melodramatic and retro nature, it may not appeal to viewers who prefer a lighthearted and contemporary narrative. But if you’re drawn to political and social context, you will most likely appreciate the drama immensely.
Taking history into account, it is not some typical sad romance story after all. The purpose of reviving the cruel and bitter past by mixing some fictional elements adds up to the overall appeal of the narrative.
Police University
Finding money to treat his father, Kang Sun Ho (Jinyoung) and his brother hacked an illegal gambling site using his hacking skills. He then got caught with the detective investigating a similar case, Detective Yoo Dong Man (Cha Tae Hyun).
Detective Yoo then gave Sun Ho another chance but threatens him if they meet again. However, the two crossed paths again after Sun Ho joined the Korean National Police University, where Detective Yoo started teaching.
Later on, their bickering relationship changes after Detective Yoo asked Sun Ho’s help with the investigation. Together, they solved the case and found another true partner, who they trust to back them up.
Dali and Cocky Prince
Following a painful breakup, Kim Dali (Park Gyu Young), who comes from a wealthy family, stayed in the Netherlands to pursue her studies while working at an Art Gallery. She subsequently meets Jin Mu-hak (Kim Min Jae), the second son of a food franchise owner, who traveled to the Netherlands to secure a business deal.
However, due to some airport mishaps, Mu-hak mistakes Dali for his guide, which results in catastrophe when they both visit a high-profile exhibit and are escorted out.
Eventually, the two develop feelings for one another as Dali returns to Seoul following the death of her father and learns that the Art Gallery her family owns is on the verge of bankruptcy.
Faced with her father’s large debt and numerous encounters with problems, Dali and Mu-hak are bound to have a creditor-debtor relationship, which brings them closer together.
Your July will get busy K-Dramas fans with new additions added to the roster of K-Dramas on Netflix!
PR Source: Netflix
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