Plenty of Time as a Couple?

Hi everyone,

I'm wondering if you can recommend dramas where we actually get plenty of time seeing the main pair as a couple - without angst/misunderstandings/breakups/etc.? I've seen lots of dramas with great couples who have tons of chemistry, but only get together at the very very end. I've also seen lots of dramas with couples who are together for a good bit of time, but are constantly getting caught up in unnecessary misunderstandings, or getting manipulated by other characters. I'm in the mood for a drama with a good couple who actually get to be a couple. I don't mind if there's drama around them, I just don't want to watch drama between them.

Hello, the Sharpshooter - it is very slow burning and leads are together from some first episodes (living together). Their relationship is a bit complicated and it would be spoiler if I would write more. It is healing drama. But they surely have a lot of screen time together. :)

Tonari no Kazoku wa Aoku Mieru - multiple couples and ML is one of the best drama husbands. :)

 kardasx:

Hello, the Sharpshooter - it is very slow burning and leads are together from some first episodes (living together). Their relationship is a bit complicated and it would be spoiler if I would write more. It is healing drama. But they surely have a lot of screen time together. :)

Tonari no Kazoku wa Aoku Mieru - multiple couples and ML is one of the best drama husbands. :)

Thanks! I'll check these out.

Put Your Head On My Shoulder

Five Children

 AH :

• Love O2O
• You Are My Glory
• My Fated Boy - There's some angst related to the FL worrying about how people (particularly the ML's mum would react when they find out about their relationship) and there's a bit of drama between the leads because of it (they disagree about keeping their relationship secret or not / who should bear most of the pain related to that choice).
• Bromance - In the last episode, the FL doesn't know that the ML learned her secret a while ago, so there's a bit of anxiety / drama between them at that point, but it's short lived.
• Go Go Squid!
• Go Ahead - It takes them a while to get together, but it's a long drama.
• The Beauty Inside
• The Eternal Love - One misunderstanding after they fall for each other. Doesn't last too long.
• Who Rules the World - It takes them a while to get together, but it's a long drama.

Thanks! YAMG is one of my all-time favorites. I also really liked Love O2O, My Fated Boy, Go Ahead, and The Eternal Love.  I started watching Go Go Squid! a while ago, but I dropped it - I think b/c the ML seemed like a jerk? - but maybe I just didn't give it enough of a chance. I've been hesitant about Bromance b/c of the cross-dressing trope. 

 maidenholmes:

Put Your Head On My Shoulder

Five Children

Thanks! I'd never heard of Five Children before. Do you remember how many episodes it takes before the leads get together? 50+ hour-long episodes is a big commitment . . .  but it also looks pretty good

Thai:

The giver (starts dating early on, healthy relationships)

Don’t say no (boys love, childhood friends, starts dating in first episode)

Dark blue kiss (boys love, already dating)

Chinese:

Intense love

Love scenery (took some time before they met for the first time but after that we get to see them as a couple)

Gank your heart

Timeless love (starts dating in the first half and has lots of kisses/hugs like couples do)

Korean:

The heirs (Lee Bona and Chan Young side couple, already dating)