7 Easy-To-Binge K-Dramas With Nothing Too Complicated Going On

Sometimes the stress and ever-increasing pace of life can get the best of you, even threatening your mood and well-being. That's when anything that can help you slow down comes in handy. One such medicine is light-hearted, feel-good K-dramas with a simple story and nothing too twisty or dramatic going on with the leads.

Here is a fan-picked list of such shows that are perfect for unwinding. Easy to follow plots, good humor, lovable characters, and a calming vibe to lift your spirits and relieve stress are guaranteed.

Once Upon a Small Town (2022)

IMDb rating: 7.1/10

Where to stream: Netflix

This K-drama revolves around a big city veterinarian who moves to a quaint village to take over his grandfather's practice. But the transition from city to country life is not as easy as you might think. Luckily, there are locals willing to take the lead under their wing.

The Package (2017)

IMDb rating: 7.5/10

Where to stream: Disney+, Prime Video, Viki, WeTV

The show follows eight South Korean tourists from different backgrounds and their tour guide in France. From total strangers, this colorful group of people become friends, and in some cases, more, during their romantic trip.

Her Private Life (2019)

IMDb rating: 7.7/10

Where to stream: Netflix, Viki

The lead of this romcom is a professional art museum curator by day, and an over-the-top fangirl of an idol by night. One day, rumors that she is dating the celebrity threaten her career and her normal life. That's when her boss comes to the rescue with a very creative solution - he suggests fake dating.

What's Wrong with Secretary Kim (2018)

IMDb rating: 8.1/10

Where to stream: Disney+, Hulu, Viki

The male lead is a big boss at a large corporation who takes his employees for granted. But when his trusted secretary of nine years decides to quit, he takes it personally and embarks on a quest to stop her. This opens up many new possibilities for him and her.

Business Proposal (2022)

IMDb rating: 8.1/10

Where to stream: Netflix

The female lead goes on a blind date instead of her best friend to scare off the potential suitor. Imagine her shock when her date turns out to be her boss and he proposes a fake marriage.

Welcome to Waikiki (2018-2019)

IMDb rating: 8.2/10

Where to stream: Netflix, Prime Video, Viki, Kocowa

Three aspiring filmmakers decide to make money for their first movie by reviving an old, failing guesthouse. But they have no idea how to run it, which leads to numerous comedic situations.

Extraordinary Attorney Woo (2022)

IMDb rating: 8.6/10

Where to stream: Netflix

A young woman on the autism spectrum joins a large law firm in hopes of becoming a top attorney. While her social awkwardness initially poses some challenges to her career, her dedication, photographic memory, and unconventional approach help her win even the toughest cases.