Recommend k- Drama Sad Ending

 For Korean drama enthusiasts who love heartbreaking endings, these are some recommended K-dramas with sad endings.

1. Twenty Five Twenty One:

This Netflix-produced drama revolves around Na Hee Do (Kim Tae Ri) and Baek Yi Jin (Kim Joon Hyuk). Set in 1998, the story follows two young individuals whose dreams are shattered by the harsh realities of life. They first meet at the ages of 22 and 18 with a shared goal of changing their future for the better. Through mutual support, they fall in love at 25 and 21. However, as they become engrossed in their careers, they eventually part ways.

2. Uncontrollably Fond:

This drama tells the story of childhood friends who fall in love as they grow older. In high school, they date but separate due to the man's guilt over his father's death. Starring Suzy and Kim Woo Bin, they reunite later in life due to their careers and rekindle their relationship. Tragically, the man succumbs to an incurable illness, leading to his demise.

3. Moon Lovers:

IU stars as the female lead in this tragic tale. The story begins with a solar eclipse, transporting a modern woman to a historical kingdom. Complicated and heartbreaking romantic entanglements ensue. The female lead sacrifices herself to save a child during a solar eclipse and finds herself in the past. Eventually, she dies in the arms of the 14th prince (Ji Soo), leaving behind the grieving king.

4. Snowdrop:

Set in 1987, Im Soo Ho (Jung Hae In) and Eun Young Ro (Jisoo) are students at a prestigious university in Seoul. Soo Ho, raised in Germany, exudes mystery and charm. Young Ro, lively and cheerful, falls in love with him at first sight. Their love blossoms despite dangerous circumstances, with Soo Ho being a South Korean spy investigating activities in Young Ro's dormitory. Their love is forbidden, and tragically, Soo Ho is killed by the South Korean government. He dies in Young Ro's arms.

These dramas offer emotionally charged narratives and are must-watches for fans of heart-wrenching K-drama endings.