Introducing A Friend to Asian Dramas ... Need Help!

Hey everyone! So, I'm probably not the first person to ask this but i could really use your help!

So I've been trying to convince a friend of mine for MONTHS to finally give an asian drama a chance and she's finally relented....
Tomorrow I'm going to try and get her hooked on dramas just like the rest of us but i have NO IDEA which drama would be the best to start her with.

I would LOVE it if any of you could help out and give me some possible suggestions? ◠‿◠
She's 23 and has never watched anything asian before, no dramas, anime or nothing.

I was thinking it might be best to start her off with a K-Drama. I know she likes Romance and Comedy. But I don't want anything too cliche... she has a pretty sarcastic sense of humour so if it's anything too corny and cliche, I know she'll pretty much laugh and not take it seriously...

Anyone Got any ideas??

Thanks for your time!

1.It's Okay, That's Love - funny at the same time gives something to think + both leads look good
2.Oh My Venus - funny, easy going story
3.Oh My Ghost - funny & the adventures of a virgin ghostess
4.The Master's Sun - timid girl sticks(literally) to a emotionless man
5.Always - not much talking but the way he expressed his love... SJS movie
6.On The Way To The Airport - mature concept handled maturely, but the romance never dies, it was addictive.
7.High-end Crush - short n sweet 
8.Miss Korea - struggle of making the only person (ex-gf who'd work with him) into miss korea, and the sweet romance that starts with it
9.Second to Last Love - love in 40s
10.One Sunny Day - short + SJS
11.You Who Came from the Stars - alien falls for an actress(who is a bit dumb) when he was supposed to go back
12.Sungkyunkwan Scandal - girl studying in boys boarding school disguised that too in joseon era
13.Something About 1 Percent - forced dating, hot tempered guy turns sweet, 
14.Goblin - everything except age diff.=the romance, the bromance, the comedy, the thrill, suspense, surprises, the pain, fantasy, the scenery & the OSTs
15.Missing You - starts with a heavy concept of child(young girl) rape, a fine romantic drama that deals with the traumatic memories of the assault
in this priority/order is how i'd do it.

I can   recommend  " the greatest love"   (best love) it is   perfect funny story .everybody  loved it  including 2 my sisters and  my husband :))))

Im right now in the process of introducing kdramas to my friend. I suggest showing your friend something that contains stuff she likes. my friend (who is 22) for example loves high school setting and loves playing piano so i showed her Page turner and she totally fell in love with it. Then i continued with Sassy go go and Reply 1997 (both are shorter dramas and easy to binge-watch because are shorter than usual k dramas). And now we are watching Moon Lovers which she also loves)

Or just show her some drama you really love and are confident that it is great (because thats what i basically did :D)

(P.S.: In case your friend likes boys love stuff definitely show her SOTUS. it is a must watch in this genre)

I thought I might have sleepily typed this up myself because that description fits my friend's exactly lol (she's turning 23 though, not yet her birth month!) Just today, I met up with her and she caved and said: hey, give me an Asian drama to watch. xD


I was thinking the exact same thing as @Panda suggested. Healer and Stars are pretty good things to start with!
I'd love to know what you end up showing her!

Goblin will get your friend into Asian dramas. I have converted SIX white people so far. THATS how good it is.