"Wedding Impossible" has finally reached its long-awaited end, closing out in spectacular fashion. Led by Jun JongSeo, Moon SangMin, Kim DoWan, and Bae YoonKyung, the lighthearted rom-com made the start of the week enjoyable and fun. Watching them grow as people and in their relationships served as a source of inspiration to all.

Now that it's over, the drama's absence is already setting in. Although there are many more amazing K-Dramas currently on air, "Wedding Impossible" held a special place in audiences' hearts. If you're feeling dismayed about the tvN show's end, then you've come to the right place.

Here are a few K-Dramas to add to your watchlist following the conclusion of "Wedding Impossible"!

1. "Because This Is My First Life"

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Cast: Lee MinKi, Jung SoMin, and others

Summary: Yoon JiHo is a single woman who dreams of becoming the main scriptwriter for a hit drama. Nam SeHee is a single, IT-worker who owns a house but owes a large mortgage. In order to alleviate the costs, he rents out a room and unknowingly agrees to sign on Yoon JiHo as a tenant. After various happenings and pressures from outside sources, they decide to enter into a contract marriage.

Reasons To Watch: "Because This Is My First Life" is a classic marriage contract K-Drama. Although the two main leads accidentally enter into each other's lives, they form an unlikely bond that becomes even stronger with every new episode. They become sturdy pillars of support, causing them to realize just how much they mean to one another, leading to true love.

2. "Love In Contact"

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Cast: Park MinYoung, Ko KyungPyo, Kim JaeYoung, and more

Summary: Choi SangEun works as a contract marriage specialist, helping her clients to live the perfect single life. She decides to close down her business, but this proves to be difficult, as one of her last clients, Jung JiHo, happens to fall in love with her. Then there's top star, Kang HaeJin, who also employs SangEun's services and vies for her affection.

Reasons To Watch: Piloted by the rom-com queen herself, "Love In Contract" is lighthearted right down to its core. While there are moments of pure sincerity and genuine affection, you can be certain that there will be various scenes filled with side-splitting laughter. You'll become completely immersed, eager to find out how Choi SangEun and Jung JiHo's relationship will progress, crossing over the line between contract marriage specialist and client.

3. "Business Proposal"

SBS

Cast: Ahn HyoSeop, Kim SeJeong, Kim MinGue, Seor InA, and more

Summary: Shin HaRi is an ordinary office worker. One day, she disguises herself and attends a blind date in place of her friend Jin YoungSeo, with the goal of being rejected. Come to find out, the man she's meeting is the CEO of HaRi's company, Kang TaeMu. Plans backfire when he calls the next day, asking for HaRi's hand in marriage.

Watch Because: Similar to "Wedding Impossible", Shin HaRi jumps through numerous hoops to ensure her secret identity remains just that — a secret. Watching her live a double life provides limitless excitement. But the drama gets better as TaeMu and HaRi realize their feelings for each other, eventually transforming into a true couple right in front of our eyes.

4. "Doona!"

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Cast: Suzy, Yang SeJong, Kim DoWan, Park SeWan, Ha Young, and more

Summary: Lee DooNa is the main vocalist for idol group Dream Sweet. However, due to an accident, she has stepped away from the spotlight. Lee WonJun is a university student who just moved away from home and ended up at the same share house as DooNa. They meet and life is never quite the same for either of them.

Reasons To Watch: If you're a fan of second leads, you might want to check out "Doona!" which features Kim DoWan! He has much better luck in finding himself and someone to truly love here. Aside from the success of Kim DoWan's character, Suzy and Yang SeJong absolutely kill it. Their chemistry is sizzling and will have you binging through the series in an instant. If you start the series at night, beware, you might be in for an all-nighter if you do.

5. "My Lovely Liar"

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Cast: Kim SoHyun, Hwang MinHyun, Seo JiHoon, Lee SiWoo, and more

Summary: Depicts the story of Mok SolHee, a woman who's cautious of others due to her ability to hear lies. She meets murder suspect, Kim DoHa, whom no one believes in. Their paths start to intertwine as they slowly learn more about one another and uncover the secrets that have remained hidden all these years.

Reasons To Watch: Just like "Doona!", no themes of contract marriage can be found in "My Lovely Liar". But in similar fashion to "Wedding Impossible", the main leads must navigate life together, slowly figuring out each other's various charms. They work through a mountainous pile of misunderstandings before they're finally able to be together, happy and in love.

Which K-Drama are you watching now that "Wedding Impossible" is over?

"Wedding Impossible" has made the start of the week enjoyable for K-Drama enthusiasts everywhere. With an amazing storyline and cast in Jun JongSeo, Moon SangMin, Kim DoWan, and Bae YoonKyung, there's a lot to like about the tvN series.

"Wedding Impossible" follows Na AhJeong (Jun JongSeo), a talented, yet unsuccessful actress. She suddenly learns that her best friend of 15 years, Lee DoHan (Kim DoWan), is actually a third-generation chaebol and successor to LJ Group. However, he proposes that they enter into a contract marriage so he can escape the reigns of his grandfather. His competent younger brother, Lee JiHan (Moon SangMin), tries to stop this at all costs and brings in Yoon ChaeWon (Bae YoonKyung) to help.

While there's a lot of focus on the relationship between Na AhJeong and Lee JiHan, there lies the bond between two brothers who are both each other's strength and weakness at the same time.

They experience immense highs and the lowest lows, even while having such fond brotherly love towards one another.

Note: spoilers ahead.

Trajectory Of Two Brothers

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The backstory behind Lee JiHan and Lee DoHan is incredibly sad. Not only must they live life without their biological parents, but they are thrust into a cutthroat environment where only the strongest survive. Facing these circumstances, along with battling their own personal traumas, the two brothers' future seems bleak to say the least.

However, they do find some bright moments in life, whether it comes from each other or friends. Their lives are not completely hopeless, as they constantly move forward toward a better tomorrow. However, the fact still remains that their home life is less than desirable. Coming from a chaebol family, many eyes are on them, waiting for their next slip up. It's no easy task being part of a family that's tied to a huge corporation, but they make it work for the best.

Hardworking Younger Brother

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Looking at the brothers on an individual level, Lee JiHan is a hardworking individual. He commits himself to attaining various accomplishments, all without the help of his chaebol background. He shows that he's able to start all the way from the bottom and rise right to the top. And as JiHan fills his resume with excellence awards, he also dedicates an enormous amount of effort to elevating his brother to the CEO seat.

He does so by taking on the mantle of matchmaker, actively looking to forge a marriage between a daughter of a top company and Lee DoHan. While he often puts his brother first, this leaves his own needs and desires on the backburner, essentially forgotten. Throughout the drama, it takes tremendous effort out of Lee JiHan to love and accept his brother, but to also learn how to put his own needs first.

An Older Brother With A Secret

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On the other side is Lee DoHan, the older brother of the two. He stands on the opposite end of the spectrum, and instead of wearing suits into a office building, he chooses to hold paintbrushes in an art studio. There are glimpses of DoHan at work that show him completely immersed, completely dedicated to creating his next masterpiece.

However, when it comes to his family, he can be distant, even with his brother who he's been with all his life. This is due to the secret he holds, having had a relationship with another man. One trauma passes onto the next, leading Lee DoHan to ask Na AhJeong to help him escape the restraints of LJ Group. Although his younger brother only has eyes for him, DoHan's flight response is just too high, running the risk of leaving Lee JiHan once more.

Redefining Their Brotherly Relationship

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Which brings us to this point of the series. The two brothers are slowly coming to terms with their needs and the needs of others. Lee JiHan starts to give into his own heart's desires, while Lee DoHan realizes what his actions are doing to people. It's cathartic to see this transformation, but also worrying, as with many K-Dramas, you never know when tragedy is just on the horizon.

However, it is audience's hope everywhere that the two brothers will be able to patch things up, fully and truly embracing the positives in life.

What do you think about the brotherly relationship between Lee DoHan and Lee JiHan?

After a game of intense wits, forlorn longing, and a seemingly unending battle for the throne, historical K-Drama "Captivating The King" has come to its climactic end. With Cho JungSeok and Shin SaeKyeong at its helm, as the drama's name suggests, audiences were captivated by the tvN series from the start.

Now that it's over, however, there will surely be a noticeable absence from the weekend drama roster. And while there are many amazing series currently on air, there was something special about "Captivating The King" that appears once every few months. Many might be looking for a drama with a similar plot or underlying themes. So if this sounds like you, you've definitely come to the right place.

Here are a few K-Dramas that you can watch if you enjoyed the thrilling, yet heartfelt "Captivating The King".

1. "My Dearest"

MBC

Cast: NamKoong Min, Ahn EunJin, and more

Summary: "My Dearest" dives into the love story between noblewoman Yu GilChae and the mysterious Lee JangHyun. They must navigate their relationship while also tackling the effects of war.

Reasons To Watch: "My Dearest" experienced resounding success, immersing audiences into a war-torn world with a pinch of incredible yearning. Both NamKoong Min and Ahn EunJin provided stunning performances, causing audiences to feel a rollercoaster ride of emotions. Similar to "Captivating The King", "My Dearest" will keep you at the edge of your seats, ready to binge well into the night.

2. "Moon Lovers: Scarlet Heart Ryeo"

SBS

Cast: Lee JoonGi, IU, Kang HaNeul, Nam JooHyuk, Ji Soo, Hong JongHyun, EXO's BaekHyun, and more

Summary: During a solar eclipse, Go HaJin is transported from modern day to Goryeo times. She first falls in love with the kind 8th Prince but later changes to the 4th Prince. This prince is known for being fearless and hides his face with a mak. She is trapped in the princes' rivalry over the throne.

Reasons To Watch: "Moon Lovers: Scarlet Heart Ryeo" is a timeless masterpiece, praised for its stellar cast and immersive plot. The brothers' battle for the throne is intense, causing temperatures to rise and jaws to drop straight to the floor out of shock. Coming into the drama, just know that you'll be in for a ride of the lifetime, exploring a story filled with intense emotions and complex relationships. At the end, you'll naturally want to watch "Moon Lovers: Scarlet Heart Ryeo" over and over again.

3. "Under The Queen's Umbrella"

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Cast: Kim HyeSoo, Kim HaeSook, Choi WonYoung, Moon SangMin, SF9's Chani, Yoon SangHyeon, Yoo SeonHo, Kim MinGi, and more

Summary: Tells the story of the dignified and graceful Queen HwaRyeong, who dismisses the royal protocol of education to raise her troublesome sons into proper princes.

Reasons To Watch: Kim HyeSoo pilots her character of Queen Im HwaRyeong to sheer perfection. She completely embodies a queen of elegance, strength, and smarts. She stands as a firm pillar of the royal family, even in the midst of hardship and constant attacks from her enemies. Im HwaRyeong's strength directly opposes the fragile and obedient image of many female characters in the realm of historical K-Dramas. She packs a punch in more ways than just physical, showcasing the exact reason why she is the queen of the nation.

4. "Bloody Heart"

KBS

Cast: Lee Joon, Kang HanNa, Jang Hyuk, and more

Summary: Lee Tae, ​the king who has to throw away his beloved woman to survive, and YooJung, who has to be a heavy fighter to survive, point swords at each other's necks.

Reasons To Watch: "Bloody Heart" and "Captivating The King" are similar in many regards. Both series' main characters go through a significant change, taking on the burdens of their time. They are faced with overwhelming power struggles, sincere character development, and a heartachingly beautiful romance. You won't be able to take your eyes off of the screen the moment "Bloody Heart" begins.

5. "The King's Affection"

KBS

Cast: Park EunBin, SF9's RoWoon, Nam YoonSou, VICTON's ByungChan, Bae YoonKyung, Jung ChaeYeon, and more

Summary: Revolves around the secret court romance between Lee Hwi and Jung JiUn. Lee Hwi is a woman who was abandoned because she was born as a girl. When her twin brother died, she took his place as the crown prince while trying to keep her identity and affection for her first love.

Reasons To Watch: Lee Hwi (Park EunBin) harbors a secret that she's kept hidden all these years. It is in upholding this secret that she continuously chooses to push forward and put on the mask of a ruler, which was meant to be bestowed upon her brother. However, she shows immense grit and undeniable charm that Jung JiUn (RoWoon) isn't the only person who falls for her. Both Park EunBin and RoWoon give mind-blowing performances that showcase their acting prowess. "The King's Affection" will grab hold of your heart and won't easily let it go.

Which K-Drama are you watching now that "Captivating The King" is over?