Crazy Love is a South Korean drama series exploring the genres of romance and comedy. These days this type of genre is very famous.
For example – Her Private Life, So I Married an Anti-Fan, Flower Boy Ramen Shop, and Hometown Cha-Cha-Cha. Crazy Love is written by Kim Bo-gyeom and directed by Kim Jung-hyun.
Since its release the drama has won over the hearts of many audiences and captured their attention which turned them into Crazy Love fans.
Crazy Love Season 1 has been a major success and the ending of the season made fans anxious for the second season of the drama series.
Here is far what we know about Crazy Love Season 2 release date, cast, and the expected plot.
Crazy Love Season 2 Release Date
Crazy Love Season 1 was released on 7th March 2022 with sixteen episodes. It has been not that long since the first season of the drama ended but fans are waiting all around the world for their favorite couple to make a comeback.
Sadly, there has been no news from the behalf of Crazy Love production team about the renewal of the series. Hence fans can only hope for Crazy Love Season 2.
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What Is The Story Of Crazy Love?
Crazy Love is a romance story between a boss and his secretary. The story revolves around Noh Go-jin who is the CEO of the GOTOP, an academy. He is the mathematical genius of South Korea.
He pretended to have amnesia when he started getting death threats. Lee Shin-ah is the secretary of Go-jin and she finds that she has a last stage cancer.
She blames this all on her boss, Go-jin, and went to his house to give her resignation. Go-jin confused with the situation tries to stop Shin-ah from resigning. He got into a car accident.
Everyone blamed Shin-ah for his accident. After knowing he has amnesia, Shin-ah told everyone that she is Go-jin’s fiancée to save herself from further accusations.
What Happened At The End Of Crazy Love Season 1?
The first season of Crazy Love ending was happy. Every conflict which the characters have with each other got solved peacefully.
In the end, we got to see Se-gi learning the truth about Jong-oh and how he didn’t give an ounce of care if Se-hee suicide. Moreover, he is glad that See-he ended her life by killing herself.
Se-gi saves Go-jin from Jong-oh and they both promised each other that they will work on their friendship.
Meanwhile, Go-jin solved his situation with Soo-yeong by telling her that he has moved on and she should too.
The season ended with Go-jin and Shin-ah’s marriage.
What Can We Expect In Crazy Love Season 2?
We can expect the married life of Go-jin and Shin-ah and the drama can focus on their children too. It will be interesting to see Go-jin reactions and how much it will affect him that Shin-ah is working in the rival company.
We can also see what happened with Soo-yeong and her romantic life. These all can be possible if Crazy Love Season 2 will get renewed.
Meet the cast of Crazy Love
Kim Jae-wook played the role of the main male protagonist Noh Go-jin, South Korea’s mathematic genius and the CEO of an academy, GOTOP. He has a narcissistic personality whose days start with him and ends with him.
Krystal Jung played the role of the main female protagonist Lee Shin-ah. She is the quiet secretary of Go-jin who has last-stage cancer. She also is Go-jin’s fiancée.
Ha Jun played the role of Oh Se-g. He is the vice president of Gun-ji’s company GOTOP and the only person who Gun-ji can rely on.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is the rating of the Korean drama Crazy Love?
The IMDb rating of the show is 7.3/10 and on My drama list, it is 8.3/10.
2. Where can you watch Crazy Love?
Crazy Love is available for streaming on Disney+ Hotstar.
3. Will there be Crazy Love Season 2?
No announcement has been made regarding the renewal of Crazy Love Season 2 from the side of the network.
4. How many episodes are in Crazy Love?
There is a total of sixteen episodes in Crazy Love.
5. Does Crazy Love have a happy ending?
Yes, Crazy Love has a happy ending where the two main leads get married.
