7 Steamy K-Dramas That Break Taboos With Adult Content
In the world of South Korean dramas, intimate moments are few and far between. But there are exceptions.
In the world of South Korean dramas, intimate moments are few and far between. But there are exceptions.
While romance is the foundation of K-dramaland, viewers usually have to wait 8-9 episodes before the main couple finally shares a kiss, let alone more intense make-out sessions. This formula caters to a broad audience, but leaves some yearning for steamier scenes between the romantic leads.
If you're looking for a break from the norm and some naughty stories, here are seven South Korean series that defy convention and feature at least some spicy encounters.
Nevertheless (2021)
IMDb rating: 7.1/10
Where to stream: Netflix
The series delves into the unexpected love story of two classmates who are skeptical of romance and avoid committed relationships. But as they gradually develop feelings for each other, viewers witness a tastefully portrayed adult moment woven into the female lead's vivid sexual fantasy.
Hit the Spot (2022)
IMDb rating: 7.2/10
Where to stream: Viki
The NC-17 rating of this K-drama, also known as Fanta G Spot, provides plenty of room to delve into the subject of sexuality. Hee Jae, fresh out of a long but unfulfilling relationship, unexpectedly finds herself hosting a sex advice podcast with a friend. This newfound role leads her to embrace new perspectives and embark on a journey of self-discovery, with explicit scenes that include full frontal nudity.
Eve (2022)
IMDb rating: 7.4/10
Where to stream: Viki, iQIYI
The steamy scene in the drama's debut episode paints a vivid picture of its protagonist, Lee La-el, as a daring and passionate woman. This early glimpse suggests that La-el will stop at nothing to avenge her father's death as the show progresses.
Lovestruck in the City (2020)
IMDb rating: 7.6/10
Where to stream: Netflix, Kakao TV
The drama takes a fresh approach with its docudrama format, featuring interviews with six people discussing their dating experiences. Each couple displays undeniable chemistry, and while there are no explicit nude scenes, the show adds a touch of spice with some provocative moments to keep viewers on the edge of their seats.
Suspicious Partner (2017)
IMDb rating: 7.8/10
Where to stream: Netflix, Prime Video, Viki, Kocowa, SBS World
In addition to unraveling a gripping murder mystery that personally implicates two prosecutors, Suspicious Partner also showcases a sizzling romantic relationship with one of the most memorable bedroom scenes in K-drama history.
My Name (2021)
IMDb rating: 7.8/10
Where to stream: Netflix
Yoon Ji-woo grew up with revenge in her heart. She is determined to find her father's killer and take revenge. To do so, she joins a crime organization and later infiltrates the police as a mole. But during this quest for revenge, Ji-woo falls for her police partner and treats the viewers with an extremely hot scene.
The World of the Married (2020)
IMDb rating: 8.0/10
Where to stream: Netflix, Disney+
The drama boldly delves into the married life of Ji Seon-u, a respected family doctor, tackling themes of infidelity and revenge head-on with explicit scenes from the pilot episode. It stands out as one of the most forthright K-dramas in its portrayal of intimate relationships.