New K-dramas are going to be released next month, and you have to be ready because the feels would be very much overwhelming!

High Class

Dramas about the high society has always impressed so many people, even in Korea. Dramas like Sky Castle, The World of Married, Mine, and the cult favorite Penthouse have unraveled the public's thirst to see how people in the upper classes live their normal lives.

Cho Yeo-jong of Parasite fame will lead the cast of this another high society drama, as a former lawyer who loses everything she has when she got framed for her husband's murder. Sporting a fierce pixie cut, she and the other women would try to hover around a former athlete who is now teaching in their children's school. Looks like this drama will be fierce, feisty, and fiery for all the right reasons.

You can watch this on tvN on September 6 at 10:30PM.

Hometown Cha-cha-cha

From something fierce and sassy to something fun and soothing, this tvN drama is a television remake of the hit 2004 movie Mr. Hong. Starring Kim Seonho from Startup and Shin Min-ah from Oh My Venus and My Girlfriend is a Gumiho, this follows the story of Hong Dusik, a jack-of-all-trades in a small rural village and the dentist Yoon Hye-jin who wants a break from the rowdy city life. The first episode was already aired yesterday but it will still be counted as a September drama, because why not?

This marks as Shin Min-ah's silver screen comeback after Oh My Venus and Kim Seonho's first drama after the success of Startup.

You can watch this on tvN and Netflix if you are not from Korea.

Lost

This JTBC drama follows the story of a 40-year-old ghostwriter and a 27-year-old young man as they live in the world where uncertainty is always present, and both are worried about their hopes and dreams. Starring Jeon Do-yeon and Ryu Jun-yeol, this drama is also the small-screen debut of the famous director Heo Jin-ho, the one who gave us classic movies such as One Fine Spring Day and Christmas in August.

This drama is also a tenth anniversary offering from the network, after giving us tons of amazing dramas such as Itaewon Class, Nevertheless, and many others. Lastly, this is Ryu Jun-yeol's television comeback after Reply 1988. Watch this on JTBC on September 4.

One The Woman

This drama stars Honey Lee in a comedy drama, where she acts as both a corrupt prosecutor who lost her memory then gets reborn into a daughter-in-law of a chaebol family. She is no stranger to comedy, as she also did The Fiery Priest with Kim Nam-gil and the wildly successful movie Extreme Job with Ryu Seungryong. Honey Lee is the muse of SBS, as she did several high rating dramas through the years.

You can watch this on September 17, taking over the timeslot from Penthouse 3.

Squid Game

This is Netflix's biggest offering for the Chuseok season, starring Lee Jungjae and Park Haesoo. This drama follows the lives of the contestants in a secret survival game, each of them hoping to win the 45.6 million won cash prize. This drama is sure to bring all the feels to the viewers, and Netflix has never disappointed with their drama offerings. Kingdom, hello?

This airs on September 17 on Netflix.

Yumi's Cells

This webtoon adaptation stars Kim Go-eun and Ahn Bohyun. Kim Go-eun plays the role of Yumi, a simple working woman who learned everything about life and love as she lives every single day, with different cells showing different emotions of her. Sounds like a Korean take on Inside Out, right? This drama is the first of its kind to combine 3D animation and live-action footage.

Watch this on September 17 on tvN and Tving, a Korean streaming platform that brought The Witch's Diner to the screens.

Dali and Cocky Prince

Kim Minjae and Park Gyu-young's KBS drama talks about a son of a chaebol family who knows a lot of moneymaking skills even though he did not receive formal education and a visiting researcher at an art gallery who is so smart, but she lacks in skills. These two meet unexpectedly after a heist at the art gallery, solving problems and developing feelings in between.

This will air on September 22 on KBS, which will also be available on Rakuten Viki and VIU.

Hometown

This drama is different from Hometown Cha-cha-cha, although these two dramas are airing on tvN this month. This mystery thriller follows the lives of a detective who lost his wife from a terrorist attack, the man responsible for the attack, and his sister whose life became affected after the attack. This will air on September 22, on tvN.

There are more dramas to watch out, and we will keep you updated!