Netflix fans can't get enough of a 'heartwarming' new drama series climbing the streamer's TV charts.
The platform drops new releases every week, whether that's a Netflix original series or additions from other networks.
From addicting crime dramas to enthralling dark comedies, the streamer offers up titles for every mood.
But a mini-series hailed the 'perfect slice of life drama' has been capturing attention recently.
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The 12-episode drama has been releasing new episodes twice a week, starting on May 24.
Set in South Korea, it currently holds the number five spot on the streamer's world TV charts, behind Secrets We Keep, American Manhunt: Osama bin Laden, Dept Q and Sirens.
The series tells the story of twin sisters, Yoo Mi-ji and Yoo Mi-rae, who might be identical, but are leading vastly different lives.
Mi-ji, once a promising athlete, now works various part-time jobs in her hometown, while Mi-rae is a successful - but emotionally strained - finance professional in Seoul.
When Mi-rae faces a personal crisis, the sisters decide to swap lives, leading each to navigate the other's world and confront their own challenges.
The series features actress Park Bo-young, who has been praised for her dynamic performance as both sisters.
We're talking about Our Unwritten Seoul - you can watch its trailer below.
The series is helmed by director Park Shin-woo and was written by Lee Kang.
At the time of writing, the first four episodes have been released - and that's all it's taken to get fans hooked.
Viewers took to social media to share their opinions on the show, with many finding it's resonated deeply with them.
One Twitter user declared: "#OurUnwrittenSeoul is the perfect slice of life drama," as a second wrote: "This drama found me at just the right time, when I felt lost in my own thoughts. It’s only been 4 eps, but it’s a 10/10."
"#OurUnwrittenSeoul really delivers heartfelt life lessons & quotes. And there will be more in the next episodes!" a third said. "It’s comforting because in some way, everyone feels a little uncertain. We’re all just trying to find our own pace & that’s enough."
Another begged: "Please let Our Unwritten Seoul stay this good all the way through… the way it's handling loneliness, finding yourself and quiet connections is so special.." They added: "I genuinely can't take another mid-show fall-off…"
The first four episodes of Our Unwritten Seoul are streaming now on Netflix.
Episodes continue to release every Saturday and Sunday, until June 29.
Topics: Entertainment, Film and TV, Netflix, Korea
Ellie Kemp