[Ishani's Picks] Top 5 K-Dramas Perfect For Watching Slowly Over Time

Are you a fan of K-Dramas but don't really have the time to binge-watch your favorites? Are K-Dramas with cliffhangers in each episode too much for you? You've come to the right place. Here are 5 K-Dramas that are perfect for watching slowly over time.

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"My Liberation Notes"

One of the finest K-Dramas of 2022, "My Liberation Notes" is a human drama at its core, exploring the most nuanced sentiments and struggles that people face in their attempts to find themselves. Each episode requires time and patience and you're left with a lot to think about.

"Hometown Cha-Cha-Cha"

If you want to immerse yourself in the breezy, romantic seaside atmosphere, "Hometown Cha-Cha-Cha" is as good as it gets. With a lovely romance unfolding at the centre and some adorable characters surrounding the same, this drama can be the perfect end to a long day.

"Run On"

If slow-burn romances are your cup of tea, "Run On" will be right up your alley. It features the most respectful couples who have unexpectedly heart-fluttering love stories and the character profiles are both complex and well-represented. "Run On" is a sweet treat that you do not want to miss.

"Chocolate"

"Chocolate" is a heart-warming story about two individuals whose lives are fatefully intertwined. A neuro-surgeon who wanted to be a chef led a young girl to become one after he cooked her a meal. Years later, they meet at a hospice ward where they heal each other's wounds and find love. Each episode is worth cherishing and you can definitely watch it slowly and steadily.

"So Not Worth It"

Netflix's first Korean sitcom, "So Not Worth It" is a highly enjoyable and well-written story of students residing at an international university dormitory. The sitcom format makes it perfect for periodical viewing and the lack of dramatic developments makes it comforting to watch too. In addition, it is both wholesome and hilarious. You're going to love this one!

By Ishani Sarkar.