Top 5 best Korean dramas airing from late March to early April 2017

Network: jtbc | Cast: Park Hae Jin, Park Sung Woong | The story centers around a mysterious bodyguard who is actually an undercover agent (played by Park Hae Jin) and a top-tier actor known for playing villains (played by Park Sung Woong). In 'Man to Man', Park Hae Jin portrays Kim Sul Woo, a secret agent. During a mission, he must disguise himself as a bodyguard to a famous actor, Yeo Woon Gwang (Park Sung Woong). This drama marks a striking transformation for Park Hae Jin as he steps away from his usual image of a gentle, scholarly character to become a strong agent, engaging in thrilling chase scenes. The drama also features a special guest appearance by popular actor Song Joong Ki. 'Man to Man' will premiere on April 21, following the conclusion of 'Strong Woman Do Bong Soon.'

Network: MBC | Cast: Yoo Seung Ho, Kim So Hyun, L (Infinite), Yoon So Hee | The young talents Yoo Seung Ho and Kim So Hyun join forces in the new MBC drama 'Ruler: Master of the Mask.' Set in the early 18th century, the story follows the young crown prince Lee Seon during a time of political unrest. Facing dark conspiracies from powerful merchants and aristocrats who are exploiting Joseon’s seas for personal gain, Lee Seon embarks on a journey to expose the truth and ignite a battle between the classes. The dynamic performances of the lead actors promise to captivate viewers, with additional appearances from L (member of Infinite) and the rising star Yoon So Hee.

Network: tvN | Cast: Yoo Ah In, Im Soo Jung, Go Kyung Pyo | In 'Chicago Typewriter', Yoo Ah In plays Han Je Soo, a famous novelist and literary star with looks that rival top celebrities. Though adored by fans, his character is gruff, sensitive, and reclusive. Im Soo Jung portrays a brilliant veterinarian who is also an avid fan of Han Je Soo's books. She has a carefree attitude, living only for the present, and makes her return to the small screen after 13 years since her iconic role in 'Sorry, I Love You' (So Ji Sub, Im Soo Jung). The drama also stars Go Kyung Pyo as Yoo Jin Oh, a mysterious and playful ghostwriter with a genius for writing. A jazz lover and antique enthusiast, Yoo Jin Oh is a master of deception. 'Chicago Typewriter' will air on tvN in late March, following the conclusion of 'Tomorrow with You'.

Network: tvN | Director: Kim Jin Min | Cast: Lee Hyun Woo, Joy (Red Velvet) | tvN promises to stir things up in early April with the highly anticipated drama 'The Liar and His Lover.' Directed by Kim Jin Min, known for 'Marriage Contract' and 'The Sheep and Wolf's Era', this series is based on the Japanese manga of the same name. Lee Hyun Woo returns after his underwhelming project 'Moorim School' to play Kang Han Gyul, a mysterious music composer. Joy, from Red Velvet, makes her acting debut as Yoon So Rim, a high school student with a voice that captivates all who hear it. The two fall in love at first sight. This drama offers Joy a chance to showcase her singing talent. 'The Liar and His Lover' will air on Mondays and Tuesdays after the conclusion of 'Introverted' in March.

Network: SBS | Cast: Lee Sang Yoon, Lee Bo Young | 'Whisper' is an action-packed investigative drama that follows a female police officer (Lee Bo Young) and a judge (Lee Sang Yoon) who team up to uncover corruption within a leading law firm and the political world. Though the theme is familiar, the unique way the story is developed and the intriguing twists ensure it won't be monotonous for viewers. The plot has been compared to the current political climate in South Korea, and 'Whisper' is expected to draw a large audience. This drama marks the reunion of Lee Bo Young and Lee Sang Yoon after their previous collaboration in 'Father's Daughter'. It also marks Lee Bo Young's return to television after a two-year hiatus to have and raise her child. The show will air on SBS every Monday and Tuesday, beginning after the conclusion of 'Defendant' on March 27th.