8 Must-Watch High School Rom-Com K-Dramas

"Boys Over Flowers" needs no introduction. This classic K-drama follows Jan Di, an ordinary girl from a middle-class background, who crosses paths with the notorious F4 boys of Shinhwa High School. Despite the dated production, the drama’s addictive plot will have you binge-watching all 25 episodes.

"Reply 1997" is the first season of an anthology series set in different time periods. This season centers on Sung Shi Won and her friends as they reminisce about their teenage years in 1997. The show combines nostalgia with the mystery of who Shi Won ends up marrying.

"Be My Boyfriend" is a spin-off of "Best Mistake," featuring a fake-dating storyline between the popular K-pop trainee Ji Na and the charming but forgettable Seung Min. It's a sugary, lighthearted high school romance perfect for fans of classic rom-com tropes.

"Heirs" tells the story of Kim Tan, heir to a conglomerate, who falls for Cha Eun Sang, the daughter of his family’s housekeeper. Despite its flaws, this drama is as addictive as they come, with plenty of romantic tension to keep viewers hooked.

"Extraordinary You" adds a unique twist to the high school rom-com genre, as Eun Dan Oh discovers she's a character in a webtoon. The drama stands out for its clever use of tropes and excellent acting by both leads and supporting cast.

"Pop Out Boy!" offers a short, cheesy, yet enjoyable rom-com experience as a comic book character comes to life and tries to win the heart of a girl who resembles his comic's protagonist.

"True Beauty" explores the harsh realities of bullying through the story of Lim Ju Gyeong, who hides behind makeup to escape her past. The drama tackles serious issues while delivering a colorful, engaging romance.

"Twinkling Watermelon" blends romance, family, and time travel as Eun Gyeol, a model student and busker, gets transported to 1995 and must ensure his parents fall in love to secure his existence. This drama beautifully captures the essence of youthful love and the challenges faced by non-hearing individuals.