there are several Korean and Chinese dramas where the female lead has experienced some form of trauma. Keep in mind that new dramas may have been released since then, so it's a good idea to check for more recent titles. Here are some popular dramas from that time:
Korean Dramas:
It's Okay to Not Be Okay (Korean: 사이코지만 괜찮아) - This drama revolves around a psychiatric ward where the female lead, a children's book author, and the male lead, a psychiatric caregiver, both have traumatic pasts that intertwine throughout the story.
Come and Hug Me (Korean: 이리와 안아줘) - The female lead is the daughter of a serial killer, and the drama follows her life as she tries to overcome her traumatic past while falling in love with the son of one of her father's victims.
Kill Me, Heal Me (Korean: 킬미, 힐미) - While the focus is on the male lead's dissociative identity disorder (multiple personalities), the female lead also has a traumatic history that is explored in the drama.
Chinese Dramas:
Love Me If You Dare (Chinese: 他来了，请闭眼) - The female lead is a criminal psychologist who experienced a traumatic event in her past, leading her to become a professional profiler.
My Huckleberry Friends (Chinese: 你好，旧时光) - The drama delves into the past of the female lead and how a traumatic event affected her relationships in the present.
Scarlet Heart (Chinese: 步步惊心) - Although this is primarily a historical romance drama, the female lead's journey involves overcoming several traumatic experiences.
Remember that these dramas may contain sensitive and emotional content related to trauma. Viewer discretion is advised, and it's essential to approach such themes with empathy and understanding. Additionally, the availability of these dramas on streaming platforms may vary depending on your location and licensing agreements.