Common K-drama genres include:
- Romance – focuses on love stories, often with dramatic twists.
- Comedy – light-hearted and humorous, usually with a romantic subplot.
- Historical (sageuk) – set in historical periods, often featuring royal intrigues and cultural heritage.
- Thriller – suspenseful and full of twists, often involving crime or mystery.
- Fantasy – includes supernatural elements, such as time travel, mythical beings, or alternate realities.
- Melodrama – highly emotional and dramatic, focusing on intense relationships and personal struggles.