Autumn is in full swing, and there’s no better time to cosy up and enjoy some sweet romantic comedies. From charming romances to spicier love affairs, there’s plenty to enjoy on Prime Video. Without further ado, check them out below!
No Gain No Love
An unexpected romance begins when calculative customer Son Hae-yeong (Shin Mina) asks convenience store employee Kim Ji-uk (Kim Young-dae) to be her groom for her fake wedding. Not wanting to lose out on an opportunity to advance her career, Hae-yeong resorts to unconventional methods. Despite the odd situation, love blooms between the pair as their fake marriage turns into real feelings for one another. The romance is romance-ing and the comedy is comedy-ing, you won’t be disappointed if you’re looking for a true rom-com that is equal parts romance and comedy.
Spice Up Our Love
If you’re looking for something shorter and spicier than your typical Korean rom-com series, “Spice Up Our Love” is what you want. Within 2 episodes, characters from “No Gain No Love” are transported into an R-rated web novel in this spin-off. Author Nam Ja-yeon (Han Ji-hyeon) finds herself as the main character in her own web novel and her enemy Bok Gyu-hyun (Lee Sang-yi) as the main lead. While desperately trying to escape, she begins to see her enemy in a new, romantic light. Even if you haven’t watched “No Gain No Love”, you’ll be able to enjoy “Spice Up Our Love” easily!
Marry My Husband
For those who prefer watching a rom-com with more edge or twists, you won’t want to miss out on “Marry My Husband”. This series is heavier on the drama and revenge, but also has moments of romance and comedy to enjoy. Kang Ji-won (Park Min-young) gets a second chance at life after dying at the hands of her cheating husband Park Min-hwan (Lee Yi-kyung) and her treacherous best friend Jeong Su-min (Song Ha-yoon). Ji-won is transported 10 years back in time and plans on getting vengeance on her backstabbers with the help of Yu Ji-hyuk (Na In-woo) who becomes a new admirer.
HeartBeat
Rom-coms with a supernatural twist are a special treat. “HeartBeat” features vampire Seon Woo-hyeol (Ok Taec-yeon) who is awakened by human Joo In-hae (Won Ji-an) one day short of fulfilling his 100-year slumber in order to become human. Woo-hyeol hilariously adjusts to modern day Korea all the while fighting his desire for In-hae’s especially delicious blood. On the other hand, In-hae had closed herself off to love due to having to hustle and survive. She couldn’t believe that vampires actually existed, and she also can’t believe that her heart is starting to beat for one.
My Man Is Cupid
There’s more supernatural love of a different kind in “My Man Is Cupid”. Love fairy Cheon Sang-hyuk (Jang Dong-yoon) accidentally shot himself with a love arrow 500 years ago and lost his fairy wings as a result. In the midst of his efforts to finally restore his wings, he meets Oh Baek-ryun (NANA) who is always unlucky in love with all of her love interests encountering near-death experiences after meeting her. However, the two have some history that threatens any possible romance between them. Can the pair overcome issues of fate and sustain true love?
True to Love
Bo-ra (Yoo In-na) is a famous dating coach who is an expert when it comes to love, except for her own love life. While her long-term relationship with her boyfriend is falling apart, she meets Soo-hyeok (Yoon Hyun-min) who is a publisher. The pair struggle with their individual relationships while working together on publishing Bo-ra’s upcoming book. Soo-hyeok blames Bo-ra for his own break up with his girlfriend, so Soo-hyeok and Bo-ra have mutual antagonism. However, while being forced to work with one another they come to understand each other better and change their feelings about one another.
There are so many different kinds of rom-coms to enjoy so take your pick and check them out on Prime Video!
