5 Captivating Time Travel K-Dramas That Will Sweep You Away

If you're enchanted by "Lovely Runner," here are five more time travel K-dramas to immerse yourself in:

"Twinkling Watermelon"

Eun Gyeol, a precocious high schooler with a passion for music, finds himself transported back to 1995, where he encounters his young father and discovers unexpected connections. "Twinkling Watermelon" weaves a touching narrative filled with life lessons, music, and stellar performances.

"A Time Called You"

Haunted by the loss of her boyfriend, Han Jun Hee receives a mysterious gift that sends her back to 1998, where she inhabits the body of her teenage counterpart. As she navigates this unfamiliar past, she uncovers intertwined fates and unexpected connections. "A Time Called You" skillfully alternates between past and present, anchored by compelling performances and chemistry.

"Mr. Queen"

When a modern-day chef finds himself trapped in the body of a Joseon queen, hilarity and intrigue ensue. "Mr. Queen" ventures beyond palace politics to explore themes of identity, gender, and romance, anchored by Shin Hye Sun's standout performance and sparkling chemistry with Choi Jin Hyuk.

"18 Again"

Hong Dae Young, disillusioned with his life, gets a second chance when he wakes up in his 18-year-old body. As he navigates adolescence anew, he discovers the opportunity to repair fractured relationships and rewrite his future. "18 Again" offers a heartwarming exploration of societal pressures and second chances, anchored by Lee Do Hyun's compelling portrayal.

"Go Back Couple"

University sweethearts Ban Do and Jin Joo, on the brink of divorce, find themselves transported back to their freshman year. Armed with knowledge of their future, they must decide whether to alter their fate or embrace their shared journey. "Go Back Couple" is a delightful romp filled with laughter and heartwarming moments, brought to life by Jang Nara and Son Ho Jun's endearing chemistry.