Top 3 Short Korean Web Series to Binge Watch

"Unveiling Tales of Youth, Growth, and Intrigue: A Kaleidoscope of K-Drama Delights"

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By Arpita | Jul 11, 2023 | 3 Min Read follow icon Follow Us

There’s a lot more to Korean entertainment than just the K-dramas you see on Netflix. One example is web dramas, which are shorter and perfect for those who can’t commit to lengthy episodes. They allow you to binge-watch a whole drama in one night without the hour-long episodes. So, if you’re looking for a quick and enjoyable Korean drama experience, web dramas are a great option to explore. What else are you waiting for? Grab your popcorn and get ready to be immersed in the world of short web dramas. In this blog, we will provide you with the top 3 short Korean web series to binge-watch at home.

3. Cheer Up

Cheer up Kdrama
Cheer Up (Cr: Rakuten Viki)

Synopsis

Do Hae Yi, a diligent student facing financial struggles, decides to prioritize earning money over her studies at Yeonhee University. In an unexpected turn of events, she joins the Theia cheer squad, a long-standing club at the university. Initially motivated solely by the financial benefits, Hae Yi gradually becomes captivated by the thrill of campus life and forms connections with various individuals from Theia, including alumnus Bae Young Woong. Yeonhee University extends both financial and emotional support to the cheer squad, enhancing Hae Yi’s experience and growth.

Drama Review

“The Cheer Squad’s Youthful Journey” is a captivating tale of growth and mystery that follows the intriguing story of the cheering team at Yeonhee University. The plot unfolds with a perfect blend of secrets and twists, keeping viewers engaged as they unravel the mysteries. The epilogue, although somewhat predictable, manages to captivate and satisfy.

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2. Blue Birthday

Blue Birthday Drama
Blue Birthday (Cr: Rakuten Viki)

Synopsis

The series revolves around Oh Ha-Rin (played by Kim Ye-rim), who embarks on a journey through time by means of enigmatic photographs left behind by her first love, Ji Seo-Jun (portrayed by Yang Hong-seok). Ha-Rin and Seo-Jun shared a close friendship since childhood, but tragically, he took his own life on her birthday a decade ago. On her 28th birthday, Ha-Rin receives an extraordinary gift—an opportunity to revisit that fateful day in the past using the mysterious photos Seo-Jun left behind. Her mission is twofold: to uncover the reasons behind his decision and ultimately, to save his life.

Drama Review

“Blue Birthday,” the latest offering from Playlist Studios, stands out with its captivating leads and impressive wardrobe choices. It’s worth noting that the older version of Ha-rin appears strikingly different from her younger self, an achievement that is usually challenging to accomplish with the same actress, resulting in many productions not attempting it altogether. If this drama is not the part of your top 3 Korean Web series to binge watch then you’re missing on a major one.

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1. One Fine Week 2

One Fine Week synopsis
One Fine Week 2 (Cr: Rakuten Viki)

Synopsis

“One Fine Week” is a dream come true for K-pop enthusiasts, featuring the talented Seo Ji Soo from Lovelyz as Jung Da Eun/Kim Byul and Shin Junseop from MYTEEN as Han Jung Woo. This drama centers around Jung Da Eun, an incredibly fortunate young woman who bears an uncanny resemblance to K-pop idol Kim Byul. When Kim Byul experiences a debilitating bout of social anxiety, her manager comes across Da Eun and persuades her to stand in for Byul’s commitments for a week. During this eventful week, Da Eun participates in a show where she encounters Han Jung Woo and gradually falls in love with him.

Drama Review

The context of “One Fine Week” revolves around Jung Da Eun, a part-timer at a cafe owned by Yoo Ji Han, and Kim Byul, a talented dancer who is a five-year idol. With Kim Byul’s contract nearing its end and her popularity declining, her company plans to terminate the contract. To secure a contract extension, Kim Byul is required to participate in an idol dating show alongside famous idol Hang Jung Woo. However, her severe camera phobia prevents her from appearing on the show. In a fortunate turn of events, Da Eun, who bears an uncanny resemblance to Byul, crosses paths with her and is asked to take her place on the show. Thus, they exchange lives for one week. Amidst this switch, both Da Eun and Byul discover love in unexpected ways.

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