Young Koreans find soulmates with help of an app in 'Love Alarm'


By AGENCY

If an app like Love Alarm existed in the real world, the lead stars of K-drama 'Love Alarm' doubt they would use it. The series stars (from left) Song Kang, Kim So-hyun and Jung Ga-ram. Photo: Handout

In the second season of K-drama Love Alarm, the main characters are no longer high school students and are four years older.

The show is based on a Web comic series set in a world where a mobile app called Love Alarm notifies users whether someone within their vicinity has romantic feelings for them. The app gets an update in season two and can now inform users of who will like them in the future.

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