Crime K-dramas have long been appealing because of their complex and captivating storylines. These novels have a lot to offer with their well developed characters, suspenseful plots, and moral lessons about right and wrong. Choose your best criminal K-drama from the list below, including Beyond Evil, My Name, and Flower of Evil.
Vigilante
After losing his mother to a local gangster when he was a young boy, Kim Ji Yong, a police academy student, becomes vigilante and murders criminals.
My Name
A lady seeking vengeance for the death of her father places her faith in a formidable criminal and enlists in the police under his command.
Taxi Driver
By exacting retribution on criminals who escape punishment for their heinous actions, Rainbow Taxi Company and its driver, Do-gi, restore the justice that Korean society has lost.
The Worst of Evil
A detective couple, husband and wife, agree to take part in a risky operation to disrupt a drug trafficking ring.
Flower of Evil
Detective Cha Ji-Won and Baek Hee-Sung get married and have a daughter together. They don’t know he’s a deceiver despite his seeming commitment to becoming a family man.
Beyond Evil
A small town murder that has similarities to a cold case resurfaces, and two police officers who are secretive about their personal lives are thrust into the center of the investigation.
Juvenile Justice
A severe judge handles difficult cases in a juvenile court by striking a balance between her dislike of small criminals and her strong convictions about justice and punishment.
The Killing Vote
An unidentified man wearing a dog mask goes by the name Gaetal and exacts his own kind of retribution on horrible offenders. He conducts polls and carries out the findings to decide which offenders should be executed.
The Escape of the Seven
Seven evil persons are implicated in the Bobble Incident, which causes a girl to vanish from the face of the earth.
Vincenzo
A Korean-Italian mafia lawyer provides justice to a group of people while on a vacation to his homeland.
