5 Song Kang K-Dramas To Watch If You Loved Four Hands, Two Sonatas: My Demon, Sweet Home And More

Song Kang K-dramas have a way of following you home long after the credits roll, and Four Hands, Two Sonatas, his new tvN and Netflix series opposite Lee Jun-young, is no exception. With only two episodes dropping each weekend, the wait between installments is real, and it is the perfect excuse to dig back into his catalogue. From a centuries-old demon falling for Kim Yoo-jung's heiress character to a reluctant hero fighting off monsters in a locked-down apartment block, these are the five Song Kang K-dramas worth revisiting before Saturday's next episode. Check out the five Song Kang K-dramas below, each one proof of just how far his range actually stretches.

Song Kang K-Dramas

Across these five Song Kang K-dramas, four titles stream on Netflix, with only The Liar and His Lover requiring a trip to Viki instead.

1. My Demon - Netflix

2. The Liar and His Lover - Viki

3. Sweet Home - Netflix

4. Navillera - Netflix

5. Nevertheless - Netflix

My Demon (Netflix)

Song Kang plays Jung Gu-won, a demon who has spent two centuries trading favours for human souls, in what turned out to be his final drama before starting military service. His orderly existence collapses when his powers, along with a strange tattoo he has carried for years, are mistakenly passed on to Do Do-hee, played by Kim Yoo-jung, the heir to a powerful company. To get his abilities back, Gu-won has to stay close to her, and a fake marriage arranged for convenience slowly turns into something neither of them planned.

The Liar and His Lover (Viki)

Before any of his bigger roles, Song Kang got his start here, in a small part as band member Baek Jin-woo. The series, adapted from a Japanese manga, follows a composer who hides his real identity from the singer he falls for. He is not the lead, and the role is brief, but it is the first entry in a run of shows that would eventually turn him into one of Korean television's most dependable names.

Sweet Home (Netflix)

For a version of Song Kang that has nothing to do with charm, there is Sweet Home, the webtoon adaptation that ran across three seasons and turned him into a genuine global name. He plays Cha Hyun-su, a withdrawn teenager who moves into a rundown apartment complex after losing his family, right as its residents begin transforming into monsters shaped by their own worst impulses. Hyun-su ends up infected himself, caught between resisting the change and helping the people around him survive it. It is the least romantic thing on this list and, for many viewers, the most memorable.

Navillera (Netflix)

Navillera trades romance for something quieter. Song Kang plays Lee Chae-rok, a young ballet dancer working through financial pressure and self-doubt while trying to build a real career in dance. The heart of the show is his relationship with an older student who takes up ballet late in life, and the series spends its energy on discipline, mentorship, and the gap between generations rather than a typical love story.

Nevertheless (Netflix)

Adapted from a webtoon about attraction and its complications, Nevertheless casts Song Kang as Park Jae-eon, a college student whose easy charm collides with a woman who has learned to be wary of exactly that kind of charm. The series spends its time on the messier parts of modern dating, the mixed signals and the second-guessing, rather than offering a clean resolution.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Which Song Kang K-dramas should I watch after Four Hands, Two Sonatas?

My Demon, Sweet Home, Nevertheless, Navillera, Forecasting Love and Weather and Love Alarm are among the Song Kang K-dramas worth watching.

What is Song Kang’s most popular K-drama?

Nevertheless and Sweet Home are two of Song Kang’s most recognisable K-dramas, while My Demon became another major hit among romance fans.

Which Song Kang K-drama is best for romance fans?

My Demon, Nevertheless, Forecasting Love and Weather and Love Alarm are good choices for viewers looking for romance-focused Song Kang K-dramas.

Which Song Kang K-drama should I watch for fantasy?

My Demon is a strong pick for fantasy romance, while Sweet Home takes a darker route with supernatural horror and survival elements.

Is Sweet Home worth watching?

Yes. Sweet Home is a darker departure from Song Kang’s romance roles, following residents fighting to survive as people begin turning into monsters.