Forget The Glory, Here Are 6 New Revenge K-Dramas of 2023/2024 to Binge

If you enjoyed watching The Glory's Moon Dong-eun take revenge on those who bullied her at school, then these gems are right up your alley.

1. Queenmaker

IMDb score: 75%

1 season, 11 episodes

Watch on: Netflix

Hwang Do-hee is a corporate image maker and fixer. Essentially, her job is to make the company look great, even if there are skeletons in the cupboards.

Oh Kyung-sook is a civil rights lawyer who knows the company's dirty secrets. Hwang's colleague is fired and soon found dead. Then she's fired. It soon becomes clear that the company is running a candidate in the upcoming mayoral election in Seoul. Oh decides to run for mayor – with the help of PR expert and jilted ex-employee Hwang.

It's cutthroat and gripping drama at its best.

2. Call it Love

IMDb score: 77%.

1 season, 16 episodes

Watch on: Disney +, Hulu

When Shim Woo-joo discovers that her father is having an affair, she's devastated. When her father dies, his mistress decides to kick Woo-joo out of the family home. Clearly, revenge is on the agenda.

While planning her revenge, Woo-joo falls in love with Han Dong-jin, the workaholic son of her father's mistress. This complicates things and makes her rethink her strategy.

It's not as fast paced as some revenge dramas, but the story is interesting and there is a lot of chemistry between the main actors. It's a slow burner, but worth it in the end.

3. Marry My Husband

IMDb score: 79%.

1 season, 16 episodes

Watch on: Prime

Kang Ji-won is unhappily married to her lazy husband Park Min-hwan. To make matters worse, she has just been diagnosed with terminal cancer.

When she finds out that her husband is having an affair with her best friend Jeong Su-min, things get physical and Park Min-hwan accidentally kills his wife.

She wakes up 10 years in the past, when she was still dating Min-hwan. Armed with the knowledge of how things turn out, she tries to get him and Jeong Su-min together.

4. Perfect Marriage Revenge

IMDb score: 79%.

1 season, 12 episodes

Watch on: Viki, Netflix, Apple TV +

Han Yi-joo is the adopted eldest daughter of a wealthy family, who is pretty much the Cinderella of the house in terms of where she sits in the pecking order.

As if things weren't bad enough, her younger sister and her husband are planning to get together and Yi-joo is facing divorce. She runs away, gets hit by a car, survives and is then killed by her mother's assistant.

Then she wakes up one year earlier, still engaged to her future husband. To change the course of her story, she tracks down Seo Do-guk – the man who caught her sister's eye – and proposes to him.

5. Pyramid Game

IMDb score: 81%.

1 season, 10 episodes

Watch now: Paramount +

At an all-girls school, popularity votes are used to rank students. Those with the lowest number of votes are then subjected to school-sanctioned violence. These are the rules of the Pyramid Game.

But when Seong Su-ji is transferred to the school and finds herself the subject of bullying because of the voting system, she decides that she won't stand for it. Instead, she tries to organize a rebellion against the system.

It's a psychological thriller based on a premise that is absolutely crazy but somehow believable.

6. Bloodhounds

IMDb score: 81%.

1 season, 8 episodes

Watch on: Netflix

Kim Gun-woo has dropped out of school and is trying to pay off his family's debts. When the loan sharks come knocking, Gun-woo suffers a severe facial injury and realizes he doesn't have time to raise the necessary funds.

Instead, he teams up with Hong Woo, a man he used to face in boxing, and the two set out to take revenge on the culprits. The show is fast-paced, full of action, and features fantastically choreographed fight scenes that will keep you on the edge of your seat. And with only 8 episodes, it's easy to binge.