8 New Korean Dramas To Air In May

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JAKARTA - Entering the second half of 2020, to be precise in May, Korean dramas will be your newest viewing choice. Even though the corona virus pandemic or COVID-19 is still an important issue that has delayed a number of film screenings, but not with Korean dramas that continue to air as scheduled. VOI summarizes several choices of Korean dramas that you can watch.

Soul Mechanic - May 6 - KBS

A medical-themed drama, is back! Tells a psychiatrist on his way who tries to treat someone's emotional, namely Lee Shi Joon (Shin Ha Kyun), a psychiatrist at a hospital who one day meets Han Woo Joo (Jung So Min), a musical actress who is honest and has integrity. However, Woo Joo's behavior contrasts with his career, making Shi Joon have to struggle with Woo Joo's problems.

Oh My Baby - May 13 - tvN

Different from her previous projects, Jang Nara will be starring in a romantic comedy drama called Oh My Baby. Jang Hari (Jang Nara), a 39 year old single woman gave up looking for love because of her busy work. However, he wanted to have a baby. An incident brought Hari and three men together; Han Yisang (Go Joon), Yoon Jae Young (Park Byung Eun), Choi Kang Eu Ddeum (Jung Gun Joo) will fight over Hari.

Wind, Cloud and Rain - May 17 - TV Chosun

Adapted from a novel published in 1987, this sageuk story tells the defense of Choi Chun Joong (Park Si Hoo) who is the best face reader in the whole country.

Becoming a fortune teller, Chun Joong becomes the strongest person in Joseon and looks for ways to defend Joseon's destiny. Lee Bong Ryeon (Ko Sung Hee) is the daughter of King Cheoljong who has the ability of other people's destinies. The two of them work together to make Joseon avoid failure.

Old School Intern - May 20 - MBC

Park Hae Jin, who is diligently taking on drama projects, will return to acting for the latest drama titled Old School Intern or Kkondae Intern. Ka Yeol Chan (Park Hae Jin) gets his first job but he meets his boss who is very old school. The second meeting made Yeol Chan find it difficult to do his job because of the challenges his boss gave him. When he decided to leave the office and move to another job, it turned out that Yeol Chan was still destined to meet his boss again.

Mystic Pop-up Bar - May 20 - JTBC

Ssanggab Cart Bar is a bar that can be visited by ordinary people and those who have died. Managed by Wol Joo (Hwang Jung Eum), Ssanggab is a place for those who feel sad and try to treat their pain. This drama is adapted from the comic Ssanggabpocha by Bae Hye Soo and will air on Netflix.

Team Bulldog: Off Duty Investigation - May 23 - OCN

Team Bulldog is Cha Tae Hyun's latest drama after the last time he starred in Matrimonial Chaos in 2018. Through this drama, Cha Tae Hyun plays Jin Kang Ho, a detective who doesn't like to be friends with other detectives. On the other hand, Kang Moo Young (Lee Sun Bin) is an investigative show producer. The two of them meet and work together to solve a case that the police can't solve.

Shall We Eat Dinner Together - May 25 - MBC

Kim Hae Kyung (Song Seung Heon) and Woo Do Hee (Seo Ji Hye) came to a restaurant alone. Suspected of being lovers, the two decided to eat together. The first meeting led them to the next meeting through a dinner that was lived until it gave birth to seeds of love between them.

Late Night Snack Man and Woman - May 25 - JTBC

Park Jin Sung (Jung Il Woo), a chef who owns a restaurant filled with dinner snacks. He loves the world of cooking but it turns out that he has a hidden secret. One day, he meets TV producer Kim A-Jin (Kang Ji Young) and begins to build feelings in the middle of the relationship.

There are eight Korean dramas that are ready to air and entertain in May. Has anyone been added to your watch list?