15 Shows Like "Twenty-Five Twenty-One" That Will Have You in Your Feelings

There is nothing more enticing than a workplace romance. In "Forecasting Love and Weather," workers at the National Weather Service of Korea experience love, heartbreak, and friendship while navigating the complicated job of weather reporting and predicting. Weather reporter Jin Ha-kyung takes her job seriously, but when she starts working with young reporter Lee Si-woo, the sparks start to fly. As the show displays, the love lives of those in the office are as unpredictable and forceful as the weather. Similar to "Twenty-Five Twenty-One," "Forecasting Love and Weather" highlights the complicated nature of love with a lighthearted tone that keeps you coming back for more episodes.

In a neighbourhood of Seoul, South Korea, the lives of three young adults are interconnected by their love of fashion and dreams of making it big in the industry. Sa Hye-jun is a model and aspiring actor that works hard to overcome economic obstacles between him and his goals. An Jeong-ha works as a makeup artist with dreams of opening her own beauty salon and is a certified fangirl of Hye-jun, who inspires her to work toward her goals. Won Hae-hyo is a close friend of Hye-jun who also was a model, but became an actor with help from his rich family. If you like the thought-provoking, sentimental tone of "Twenty-Five Twenty-One" you will surely want to watch this show.

In life, falling in love isn't always simple. The right person could be there, but the timing is wrong. Lapses in time and the exploration of developing love are themes explored in both "Twenty-Five Twenty-One" and "Our Beloved Summer." In the series, high school students Choi Ung and Kook Yeon-su fall in love and film a documentary together. Their love doesn't last, the two break up, and vow to never see each other again. Ten years later, their documentary goes viral, and the pair are reconnected when they are brought together to film it once more. The two find out, however, that their romantic history and strong feelings of love toward one another aren't as easy to repress as they'd previously thought.

What if you could determine if someone within a short distance liked you from an app? Sure, Tinder and Bumble exist, but "Love Alarm" is way different. The series follows three high schoolers as they navigate their world, and more importantly their love lives, with an app called "Love Alarm" which notifies the user if someone has feelings for them in just a few feet of distance. At the centre of "Love Alarm" is Kim Jojo, who is stuck between two love interests: rich model Hwang Sun-oh and student Lee Hye-yeong. The app can tell Jojo who loves her, but it can't predict which direction her heart will lead her. Like "Twenty-Five Twenty-One" the series highlights how youthful romance is often influenced by external factors in life.

Track and Field star Ki Seon-gyeom has dedicated his entire life to being the best in his sport, but his strong work ethic has left him lonely and without many meaningful relationships. In a chance encounter, fate brings Seon-gyeom to meet Oh Mi-joo, a hard-working young woman who dreams of becoming a successful film translator. The two end up working together, but soon find their feelings for one another too strong to contain and love blossoms between them. "Run On" has the same light, romantic tone as "Twenty-Five Twenty-One," with a unique storyline that makes for an incredible watch.

No matter how hard you try to push something away, fate can always find a way to bring it back to you. "Nevertheless" follows Yu Na-bi, a college student who is discouraged about love and romance after a toxic relationship left her in a bad space. When she meets Park Jae-eon, however, her attitude starts to change. The only problem? He is a notorious flirt who doesn't believe in monogamous relationships and likes to play hard to get. As the pair get to know each other, they start to let go of their rigid beliefs and fall in love. Like "Twenty-Five Twenty-One" the show touches on the role of fate in romantic relationships and how two unlikely people can fit beautifully together.

Similar to "Twenty-Five Twenty-One," "You Are My Spring" shows how humans have more in common than we think. The series follows three main characters as they navigate adult life while dealing with the effects of trauma experienced during childhood. Kang Da-jeong works as a hotel concierge manager and is single after several bad relationships. Ju Young-do is a psychiatrist who uses his painful experiences to help patients find meaning in life. The worlds of Young-do and Da-jeong collide when a murder in their town brings them together.

If you could meet and speak to your younger self, what would you say? The fragility of time and personal growth are themes at the centre of both "Twenty-Five Twenty-One" and "Hello, Me!" 37-year-old Bahn Ha-ni isn't leading the life she thought she would be by this age. She works as a mascot at a supermarket and finds life to be dull and meaningless, until she meets a version of herself from the past. 17-year-old Ha-ni has a fresh and enthusiastic look on life and tries to bring the energy and spunk back to her older self. The younger version of Ha-ni helps her older, present self to love life and herself again.

Yoon Hye-jin has it all, until she doesn't. Hye-jin works as a dentist in the city, but loses her job when she speaks up about corrupt practices in her office. In an attempt to start over, she moves back to her seaside hometown of Gongjin and works at a practice in the small village. Soon enough, though, Hye-jin meets Hong Du-sik, the official village handyman who seeks to help out those in need. Through a number of coincidences, the two grow close and form a special bond. "Hometown Cha-Cha-Cha" has romance, comedy, and themes of personal growth — perfect for viewers of "Twenty-Five Twenty-One."

In a growing and ever-changing world of technology, start-up companies are one of the best ways to make it big as an entrepreneur. Set in a fictionalized version of Silicon Valley, "Start-Up" centres around Seo Dal-mi, a passionate and driven business owner with hopes of becoming as big as Steve Jobs. Dal-mi strives to turn her dreams into a reality, and with the help of Nam Do-san, founder of Samsan Tech, and Han Ji-pyeong, an investor, her goals soon become achievable. A love triangle between the three, however, complicates the situation, but makes it supremely entertaining to watch.

"Snowdrop" takes place during the period of political unrest in South Korea in 1987, as the Democracy Movement was gaining traction and weakening Korea's dictatorship. The series follows Im Soo-ho, a secret agent from North Korea stationed in South Korea on a mission to help contain the growing democratic movement. Soo-ho assumes the identity of a graduate student, but becomes torn between his duties and love when he meets Eun Young-ro, a student who instantly falls in love with him. Will Soo-ho be able to hide his true identity from Young-ro? Or will he be forced to stay loyal to his country? Like "Twenty-Five Twenty-One," "Snowdrop" has a captivating storyline filled with drama and love.