Top 10 Highest-Rated Korean Dramas of All Time

Watching Korean dramas (K-dramas) has become a captivating form of entertainment for many people. This is thanks to their engaging storylines and the impressive performances of Korean actors.

Several K-dramas have garnered millions of viewers worldwide, with some achieving the highest ratings. Based on Preview, here are 10 Korean dramas with the highest ratings of all time:

1. *The World of the Married* (2020): 28.37%
2. *Sky Castle* (2018): 23.78%
3. *Crash Landing on You* (2019): 21.68%
4. *Reply 1988* (2015): 18.8%
5. *Goblin* (2016): 18.68%
6. *Mr. Sunshine* (2018): 18.13%
7. *Mr. Queen* (2020): 17.37%
8. *Love (ft. Marriage and Divorce) 2* (2021): 16.58%
9. *Itaewon Class* (2020): 16.54%
10. *Vincenzo* (2021): 14.63%

*The World of the Married* holds the top spot as the Korean drama with the highest rating of all time. This 2020 drama achieved a rating of 28.37%.

This Korean drama depicts the life of a respected medical doctor who seemingly has a perfect life. However, behind this perfection, she discovers her husband's infidelity. The drama portrays betrayal, conflict, and revenge.

Before *The World of the Married* topped the list of Korean dramas with the highest ratings, *Sky Castle*, which aired in 2018, held the title.

*Sky Castle* achieved a rating of 23.78%. This drama tells the story of four housewives living in an exclusive residential area called Sky Castle. These four ambitious housewives strive to get their children into Seoul National University.

The next Korean drama with high ratings is *Crash Landing on You*. This 2019 drama achieved a rating of 21.68%.

*Crash Landing on You* is a drama about the lives of a South Korean heiress and a North Korean military officer. Their paths collide when the heiress lands in North Korean territory after a paragliding accident.

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