While the K-dramas released in June featured tasteful picks such as Squid Game 3, Our Movie and Head Over Heels, the upcoming Korean dramas (arriving in July 2025) are an intriguing mix of hotly anticipated titles. This includes Lee Jung Suk and Moon Ga Young's Law and the City, Lee Dong Wook and Lee Sung Kyung's The Nice Guy, Lee Soo Hyuk's S Nine and Kim Nam Gil's Trigger, just to name a few. Scroll down to bookmark the 9 upcoming Korean dramas releasing this month that are nothing short of binge-worthy... Here are 9 upcoming Korean dramas releasing in July 2025: 1. Bitch x Rich 2 - July 3 Bitch x Rich 2 is the second instalment of the teen mystery series, Bitch x Rich (2023). This time around, we'll witness new Cheongdam International High School students igniting a fiercer power struggle within Diamond 6 — the school's most powerful clique. Bitch x Rich 2 stars Lee Eun Saem, Kim Ye Rim, Kim Min Kyu and Lee Jong Hyuk, and will stream on Viki. 2. Law and the City - July 5 Law and the City is a legal romance drama revolving around five associate lawyers at Seocho Judicial Town, who navigate the challenges and triumphs of their competitive profession during frequent meal gatherings. Amongst the most anticipated upcoming Korean dramas of 2025, Law and the City stars Lee Jong Suk, Moon Ga Young, Kang You Seok, Ryu Hye Young and Im Sung Jae, and will stream on Viki. 3. S Line - July 11 Based on a popular webtoon, S Line is a fantasy thriller K-drama in which people are connected with those they've had physical relationships with through red lines that appear above their heads. The red line, known as the S Line, can only be seen but not physically touched. As expected, sensitive personal information is revealed overnight, prompting utter chaos. S Line stars Lee Soo Hyuk, Lee Da Hee, OH MY GIRL's Arin and Lee Eun Saem. 4. Low Life - July 16 Based on a popular webtoon, Low Life is a crime comedy drama centred on a group of country bumpkins who band together to unearth a sunken treasure ship off the Sinan coast. As expected, comic adventures follow. Low Life stars Ryu Seung Ryong, Yang Se Jong and Im Soo Jung. 5. The Nice Guy - July 18 The Nice Guy is a noir-style romance melodrama centred on a gangster family's eldest grandson with an unexpected literary heart, and his first love, an aspiring singer. The Nice Guy stars Lee Dong Wook and Lee Sung Kyung. 6. The Defects - July 21 Based on a popular webtoon, The Defects is a revenge action thriller series revolving around children who have been abandoned by their adoptive parents. Their desperate fight for survival and revenge is depicted throughout the show. The Defects stars Yum Jung Ah, Won Jin Ah, Choi Young Joon and Dex. 7. My Girlfriend is a Real Man - July 23 Based on a popular webtoon, My Girlfriend is a Real Man is a rom-com K-drama about an astronomy student who is head over heels for his girlfriend. However, due to her family genes, she transforms into a handsome man, who ends up being another student's crush. My Girlfriend is a Real Man stars ASTRO's Sanha, OH MY GIRL's Arin, Yoo Jung Hoon and Chuu. 8. Trigger - July 25 Trigger is an action thriller drama set in South Korea, where strict gun control laws are in place. The storyline is centred around an explosive showdown between a police officer and a mastermind in the underground arms trade, who take up guns for their own reasons at a time when there's a spike in gun-related crimes. Trigger stars Kim Nam Gil and Kim Young Kwang, and will stream on Netflix. 9. Try: A Miracle in Us - July 25 Try: A Miracle in Us is a sports comedy K-drama centred on a former rugby star who has fallen from grace because of a doping scandal. Years after his controversy, he returns to his alma mater as its bottom-ranked high school rugby team's new coach. Starting off on a chaotic note, the coach leads this underdog squad to win the National Sports Festival. Try: A Miracle in Us stars Yoon Kye Sang.