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Su HoĪnother recent OTP that drove fans crazy all over the world was from tvN’s hit webtoon-based drama “True Beauty.” The series stars Cha Eun Woo, Moon Ga Young, and Hwang In Yeop in a heartbreaking love triangle that viewers just couldn’t seem to get over – and still haven’t really gotten over. The love triangle that ensued was of epic proportion as people were divided all over the world. The two end up fatefully becoming intertwined with Seo Dal Mi ( Suzy), a poor girl who is trying her hardest to become successful. People were divided between the two very charming male leads: Nam Joo Hyuk, who played the founder of a tech company by the name of Nam Do San, and Kim Seon Ho, who played the successful and very adorable Han Ji Pyeong. Recently, the K-drama “Start-Up” was quite the talk of the town as it stirred up a bit of a fan war online. Which of these high school heartthrobs were you rooting for? Seeing how much of a kind person Choi Young Do becomes after falling for Eun Sang caused some serious second-lead syndrome as well as a bit of a fan war between the two boys. Kim TanĪnother K-drama where viewers were divided between the two male leads was in Kim Eun Sook‘s high school romance “Heirs.” Starring Lee Min Ho as Kim Tan and Kim Woo Bin as Choi Young Do, the two chaebols fall in love with a poor girl named Cha Eun Sang ( Park Shin Hye). Therein ensued one of the biggest fan wars in K-drama history – Jung Hwan vs. But to the shock of a lot of viewers in South Korea at the time, she ended up with the aloof genius Choi Taek ( Park Bo Gum). It was written by Lee Woo Jung, who had also written the previous dramas “ Reply 1997” and “ Reply 1994.” Based on the past K-dramas, viewers seemed to accept the fact that Deok Sun ( Hyeri) would end up with Jung Hwan ( Ryu Jun Yeol). In order to start this list off right, we must begin with the epic of all fan wars when it comes to K-drama OTPs. Here are seven K-dramas where fans were divided on the OTP. They’ve brought out the worst in people, but also their undying love for the team that they have chosen. Love triangles in K-dramas have historically started battles between fans that have lasted years and well into today. Yes, this feature is here to reignite wars – but peaceful and respectful ones.
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