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A thrilling romance between a vampire who desires to experience heart-throbbing love, and a cold-blooded woman.


A fateful bond sealed by blood begins an unexpected story of humans and vampires living together. A dangerous yet sweet relationship is about to begin.

Lee Sang-min
Min-woo

In Jae-min
Lucifer

Kang Seon-ho
Sweet Blood is a drama, sci-fi & fantasy series that first aired in 2026 exploring themes of gay romance, human vampire relationship, boys' love (bl). it stars Lee Sang-min, In Jae-min, Kang Seon-ho. A fateful bond sealed by blood begins an unexpected story of humans and vampires living together. A dangerous yet sweet relationship is about to begin.
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