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6 K-Dramas About Revenge That Will Keep You Glued to the Screen

 

From recent Netflix hits to classic masterpieces, revenge-themed K-dramas have a way of keeping us hooked with intense emotions, clever strategies, and jaw-dropping twists. Here are six must-watch series that deliver satisfying payback stories.



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Recent Releases (2021 and Above)


1. The Glory (2022–2023)





Moon Dong-eun (Song Hye-kyo) survives horrific bullying in high school and spends years plotting her revenge. This Netflix hit is filled with psychological tension, sharp writing, and emotional depth.


2. My Name (2021)


Han So-hee plays Yoon Ji-woo, who joins a drug cartel and infiltrates the police to find her father’s killer. Gritty, action-packed, and full of raw emotion.


3. Reborn Rich (2022)



Betrayed and murdered by the chaebol family he served, a man is reincarnated as their youngest son and plots to take over their empire from within.



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Older Classics (2013–2015)


4. Innocent Man (2012)


Song Joong-ki stars as Kang Ma-ru, a man betrayed by the woman he loved. He uses another woman to get revenge, but unexpected emotions complicate his plan.


5. I Can Hear Your Voice (2013)



While not purely a revenge story, this drama follows a man who can read minds, teaming up with a lawyer to seek justice for a childhood incident — blending legal battles with personal vengeance.


6. Angry Mom (2015)


A mother (Kim Hee-sun) goes undercover as a high school student to protect her daughter and fight against school violence and corruption. It’s both heartwarming and intense.




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Final Word:

Whether you want the sleek and modern revenge tales of recent years or the emotional, character-driven classics of earlier K-dramas, these six picks guarantee suspense, drama, and ultimate satisfaction.



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Source: Compiled from MyDramaList, Netflix, and Viki K-drama recommendations.

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