Netflix’s Best Rom-Com Of 2025 Just Fell Victim To K-Drama’s Worst Trope

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 Dynamite Kiss started with a bang, but its finale left many viewers disappointed. Starring Jang Ki-yong as Gong Ji-hyeok and Ahn Eun-jin as Go Da-rim, Dynamite Kiss was widely regarded as one of the best K-dramas of 2025. The international Netflix romance began as a fresh take on the K-drama genre, putting modern and unexpected spins on classic genre tropes.  Its strong start made Dynamite Kiss a surprise hit K-drama, with many fans putting it in conversation as one of the greatest Netflix releases of the year. The unconventional love story built on a failed fling, workplace misunderstandings, and sexual tension was refreshing, making Dynamite Kiss a totally unique drama that sadly lost its flair in the pivotal final episode. Dynamite Kiss Saved Its Happy Ending For A Series Finale Montage A Last-Second Conflict Derailed The Main Romance  What made Dynamite Kiss such a breakout title was how innovative it felt. The very first episode of Dynamite Kiss breaks K-drama rules left and right, with the central pair kissing before the first credits roll. After grabbing viewers’ attention, Dynamite Kiss continued putting spins on familiar tropes, instilling hope that the Netflix K-drama would only get better.  The drama then went deep into the classic boss/employee dynamic — with a major twist. Da-rim was posing as a married mother to get the job, and Ji-hyeok was in a loveless arranged engagement. As they worked together, however, the ice slowly began to thaw. Nevertheless, Dynamite Kiss made the couple earn their happy ending throughout the first 13 episodes.  Yet, when it came time to reward their efforts, Dynamite Kiss introduced an absurd last-second storyline that ruined their romantic momentum: just as everything fell into place for the estranged lovers to reconcile, Ji-hyeok was hit by a car and fell into a coma. Da-rim tirelessly waited by his side, but he awoke with a K-drama classic, retrograde amnesia.  Everything that happened in the drama became lost memories until Da-rim recreated the K-drama’s iconic kiss from the first episode. From there, their future was shown in snippets: Da-rim and Ji-hyeok moved in together, got engaged, went into business again at a new company, got married, and h