Not enough free time to watch a Full Drama series? Then check out these 5 Mini Dramas

Sometimes you’re just not in the mood or don’t have the free time to watch a 12 or 16 episode series, especially since many K-drama episodes can be an hour long. Or maybe you’re in a drama slump and not really up for the long haul? If that’s you, then make sure to check out these mini dramas! Mini dramas are perfect to watch when you want something light, romantic, or comedic without having to invest too much time.

1. “Adult Trainee”

This mini drama centers around the story of three youngsters who are coming-of-age. You’ll get to witness their high school life as students living in the Gen Z era.

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2. “Love to Hate You”

Only ten episodes long, “Love to Hate You” features the classic enemies-to-lovers trope. It tells the story of an attorney who hates losing to men and an A-list actor who finds it extremely difficult to trust women. They end up being forced into a romantic relationship with each other.

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3. “School Nurse Files”

This series combines the supernatural world with the modern world. It tells the story of a school nurse who has the uncanny ability to protect high school students from monsters that are only visible to her. This unique twist sets it apart from usual medical dramas.

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4. “Pop Out Boy”

What would happen if you were an identical replica of the heroine in a popular romance comic? But it doesn’t stop there—what if one day you come face to face with the comic’s handsome male character? This is the story of Han Sun Nyeo’s life as she tries to navigate having a comic character come to life in “Pop Out Boy.”

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5. “Top Management”

Not many viewers know this, but Cha Eun Woo and Ahn Hyo Seop starred together in a drama series called “Top Management.” The story follows a former girl idol trainee with the power to view the future, who earns her spot as a manager of a struggling boy idol group. What will she make of her newfound career? Find out by watching the series!

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Try these mini dramas the next time you’re in the mood for something light and entertaining without a major time commitment!