Hierarchy, The Player 2, My Sweet Mobster and more: Exciting K-dramas releasing this June

Get ready to binge-watch your heart out because June 2024 is here to satisfy all your K-drama cravings! From thrillers that'll have you hiding behind your sofa to rom-coms guaranteed to make you swoon, there's no shortage of entertainment in store. And as we bid adieu to some beloved dramas, worry not! Because where one drama exits stage left, another bursts onto the scene with fresh characters and storylines hotter than a kimchi stew. Whether you crave mystery, laughter, or romance, there's something for everyone this month. Keep reading to discover all the details about the latest releases.

'DNA Lover’ is a one-of-a-kind romantic tale centered around a woman's fascination with genetics. Starring actors Choi Si Won, Lee Tae Hwan, and Jung In Sun, this drama introduces us to So Jin, a dedicated genetics researcher whose passion for science eclipses her personal life. When she parted ways with her boyfriend, So Jin decided to find the perfect partner, guided by the principles of genetic compatibility. So Jin then finds herself torn between two intriguing options: Yeon Woo, an obstetrician-gynecologist, and Kang Hoon, a brave firefighter. Will she discover her ideal match amidst these contrasting choices, or will their interactions challenge her preconceptions? Find out as ‘DNA Lover’ will air every Saturday and Sunday starting June 22.

In ‘Hierarchy’, the rigid social structure of South Korea's elite is on full display within the halls of Jooshin High School controlled by the influential Jooshin Group. Similar to the traditional hierarchical themes found in Japanese anime, this seven-episode series is set against the backdrop of prestige and privilege. At the center of it all is Kang Ha, an ordinary individual thrust into the rarefied air of Jooshin's exclusive student body. In a place where status is everything, how will he fit in? This seven-episode series, hitting Netflix on June 7, takes us on a journey through the ups and downs of high school life, showing us that sometimes, being yourself is the biggest challenge of all.

This is a fantasy K-drama featuring Lee Jung Eun, Jung Eun Ji, and Choi Jin Hyuk. The story centers around Lee Min-Jin, a young woman who wakes up one morning to find herself inhabiting the body of Lim Soon, a 50-year-old lady. But here's the twist - come nightfall, she reverts to her youthful 20-year-old self. Struggling to find her place in the world, Min-Jin seizes the opportunity to live two distinct lives - one as the mature and accomplished Lim Soon by day, and the other as her youthful and carefree self by night. However, her plans take an unexpected turn when she crosses paths with prosecutor Kye Ji-Woong, leading to an unexpected romance. It is set to debut on June 15.

'My Sweet Mobster’ is a comedy romance drama that flips the script on redemption tales. Starring Uhm Tae Goo and Han Sun Hwa, the series centers on Seo Ji Hwan, a former gangster determined to turn over a new leaf. As he strives to dismantle his criminal past, Ji Hwan reconnects with Go Eun Ha, his childhood friend who is now a children's content creator. Eun Ha, deeply moved by Ji Hwan's transformation, takes on the role of his guiding light, offering him a chance at redemption and innocence. Catch all the action and romance when it premieres on June 12.

This is an upcoming mystery drama starring Han Chae-young as Moon Jeong-in. Formerly known as Moon Kyung-sook, she plots a daring transformation by marrying wealthy Baek Dong-ho, seizing his fortune, and vanishing into the shadows. She then reemerges as the CEO of Jeong In Entertainment, commanding wealth and influence. Yet, her carefully constructed world is disrupted when she encounters Seo Jin-ho (Choi Woong), a budding actor bearing an uncanny resemblance to her past love. Meanwhile, ‘DNA Lover’ will debut on June 17.

After a long-awaited hiatus, fans of the action-packed K-drama ‘Player’ are in for a treat as the sequel, ‘The Player 2: Master of Swindlers’, gears up for release. Returning to the spotlight is Song Seung Heon, reprising his role as the lead character. However, disappointingly for some, Krystal Jung will not be joining the cast this time around. Mirroring its predecessor, the series follows a team of individuals including a con artist, hacker, fighter, and driver, united in their mission to pilfer ill-gotten gains from the wealthy elite. With 12 episodes in tow, the drama is set to debut on June 3, with subsequent episodes airing weekly until July 9.