10 Best New K-Dramas To Watch In November 2026: Sword & Silence, The Remarried Empress To Possible Love On Netflix, JioHotstar, Viki

Which K-drama will you reach for when you snuggle into your sofa and the nights grow colder and longer? In November, you will have a huge Korean drama list to pick from. Here are the 10 best new K-dramas to watch in November 2026 including Sword & Silence, The Remarried Empress, Possible Love, One of a Kind Romance, What a Boss Wants, Nine to Six, Happy Anding, Good Partner 2, Crash 2 and The Blue Road. The K-drama slate moves from palaces and courtrooms to open roads and office corridors, with enough romance, wit and suspense to fill every weekend. The K-drama streaming platforms include Netflix, JioHotstar, Viki, Disney+ and more. We also reveal the release dates for all 10 K-dramas below as well as cast members including Lee Hyun-wook, Shin Min-a, Jeon Do-yeon, Joy, Kim Hyun-jin and others.

10 Best New K-Dramas To Watch In November 2026

Sword & Silence (KBS2): November 14

Silla’s fight to unify the peninsula against Goguryeo, Baekje and Tang China anchors this Three Kingdoms epic. Lee Hyun-wook plays the future King Munmu, alongside Jang Hyuk. No global streamer confirmed.

The Remarried Empress (JioHotstar): November 4

Shin Min-a is Navier, an empress who exchanges a faithless emperor for a rival prince, played by Lee Jong-suk. Adapted from Alphatart’s web novel, it runs ten episodes.

Possible Love (Netflix): November 6

Lee Chang-dong directs Jeon Do-yeon, Sul Kyung-gu, Zo In-sung, Cho Yeo-jeong and Jo Yu-ri in a drama of entwined lives, loss and second chances.

One of a Kind Romance (TVING, Viu): November 9

Joy and Kim Hyun-jin lead this webtoon adaptation about Gong Yu-il, a job seeker turned manager to actor Tak Mu-i, recovering after a stalking incident. Viu carries it in select markets.

What a Boss Wants (Viki): November 11

Sung Hoon plays an entertainment CEO captivated by an unnamed voice on an album. His search ends with Oh Se-young, an indie vocalist, while CNBLUE’s Lee Jung-shin complicates matters.

Nine to Six (SBS): November 25

Park Min-young plays Kang Yi-ji, a deputy manager who has put career above everything. Yook Sung-jae’s gentle Han Seon-woo and Go Soo’s polished manager unsettle her order. Prime Video availability varies by region.

Happy Anding (Viki): November 6

Adapted from a Japanese drama, this twelve-episode comedy follows three aspiring stand-ups through setbacks, money worries and friendship. Cast details are awaited.

Good Partner 2 (SBS): November 20

Jang Nara returns as divorce lawyer Cha Eun-kyung, now running her own firm, REBOM. Kim Hye-yoon joins as ambitious associate Kang Hye-sung.

Crash 2 (ENA, Genie TV): November 16

Lee Min-ki, Kwak Sun-young and Heo Sung-tae return to the traffic crime unit, with NCT’s Jisung as rookie officer Ji Dae-se.

The Blue Road (Netflix): November 20

Son Suk-ku and Eita Nagayama play detectives from Korea and Japan tracking a killer who leaves notes in the other nation’s language, from Seoul to Tokyo. Han Jun-hee directs eight episodes.

10 Best New K-Dramas To Watch In November 2026: Check Trailers On YouTube

Sword & Silence: [Watch Here]

The Remarried Empress: [Watch Here]

Possible Love: [Watch Here]

One of a Kind Romance: [Watch Here]

What a Boss Wants: [Watch Here]

Nine to Six: [Watch Here]

Good Partner 2: [Watch Here]

Crash 2: [Watch Here]

The Blue Road: [Watch Here].