With Lee Se Young and Sakaguchi Kentaro delivering Oscar-worthy performances, a heart-wrenching second-chance romance, beautiful cinematography, and a well-paced story, “ What Comes After Love ” is a drama that may be hard to replicate for some time. However, if you’re already feeling the withdrawal symptoms, here are two K-dramas, one J-drama, and one K-J-Drama to get you through the week. “The Law Cafe” is the perfect show if you’re missing Lee Se Young and craving a fluffier romance after the slow-burn melodrama of “What Comes After Love.
” Based on the web novel “Love According to Law,” the story follows Yu Ri (played by Lee Se Young), a hot-tempered lawyer who cannot stand injustice. In her quest to fight against evil, she quits her job at a law firm and opens her own law cafe. But when she meets the landlord of her cafe’s location, she realizes he’s none other than Jung Ho ( Lee Seung Gi ), her high school friend, famously dubbed “The Monster Genius of the Prosecution.
” This reunion rekindles their old friendship, which soon blossoms into love. One thing that “What Comes After Love” showcased is Lee Se Young’s ability to express emotions through her eyes without needing to speak. “The Law Cafe” presents another side of her skillful acting with a fierce, headstrong character who’s the opposite of Hong, yet equally delightful to watch on screen.
And the heart-fluttering romance is just the cherry on top. Start watching “The Law Caf.
