K-dramas have gained immense global popularity, and many shorter series now offer the same level of entertainment as the longer ones audiences are used to. With so many K-dramas to choose from, it can be overwhelming for viewers. Fortunately, these shorter series provide a quicker introduction to the K-drama world, offering all the familiar tropes and storylines but with a smaller time commitment. Below, we've rounded up a list of short Korean dramas that you can finish in a single day.
4 K-dramas To Wrap Up In A Day
‘The Witch’s Diner’
Based on Goo Sang-hee's novel, ‘The Witch's Diner’ follows the story of Jeong Jin (Nam Ji-hyun), a woman who faces a series of misfortunes. Her life takes a turn when she allows Jo Hee-ra (Song Ji-hyo), a witch, to take over her struggling restaurant. Under Hee-ra’s influence, the restaurant begins to attract customers willing to sacrifice something valuable in exchange for having their wishes granted.
The series presents a unique concept, exploring themes of impulsive actions and appreciating life as it is. The drama unfolds gradually over a short season, maintaining a steady pace without feeling rushed or empty. You can watch this K-drama for free on Viki, and it holds an IMDb rating of 7.3.
‘Here’s My Plan’
‘Here's My Plan’ follows Lee So-hyun (Kim Hwan-hee), a woman who has endured a life full of misfortunes and now seeks revenge on those who have wronged her. The series starts off as a lighthearted comedy, but with only four episodes, the tone quickly shifts to something much darker. While the show features the typical elements of a revenge K-drama, it also weaves in a romance subplot. Though the love story is not deeply explored, So-hyun's relationship plays a crucial role in shaping her revenge plans. With an IMDb rating of 6.8, ‘Here's My Plan’ is available for free on Viki.
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‘My Name’
‘My Name’ is a gripping thriller K-drama that follows Yoon Ji-woo (Han So-hee), a woman seeking revenge on the person responsible for her father’s death. Throughout the series, Ji-woo finds herself in dangerous situations, working with drug rings and using a false identity while collaborating with the police. Her strength and unwavering determination are what make ‘My Name’ so binge-worthy, as viewers are drawn to her resilience and ability to navigate through obstacles.
The storyline is equally captivating, keeping the audience engaged with its twists and turns. With an IMDb rating of 7.8, ‘My Name’ is available to watch on Netflix.
‘Love To Hate You’
‘Love to Hate You’ is a standout enemies-to-lovers K-drama that follows the story of Yeo Mi-ran (Kim Ok-vin), a lawyer who represents celebrity clients, and Nam Kang-ho (Teo Yoo), one of Korea’s top actors. Both have had troubled dating experiences, leading them to harbour a dislike for the opposite gender, until they cross paths. Their first meeting is filled with tension, but as the series progresses, they begin to see each other in a different light. With an IMDb rating of 7.8, ‘Love to Hate You’ is available to stream on Netflix.
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