Not all dramas are made equally. Short dramas usually have 2 to 10 episodes in total and these dramas can be finished in a few hours or less. Think of short dramas as bite size morsels of entertainment. There are many short dramas out there but the ones in this collection are my personal favorites.

Shhhh!!!! Short Dramas

High school senior Jang Dan Bi (Kim Seul Gi) is dreading her college entrance exams – but on the day of the test, she literally splashes into a puddle and is transported to the Joseon Dynasty! There, she encounters King Lee Do (Yoon Du Jun), a young monarch struggling with mathematics, and a kingdom facing a severe drought. Mistaken for a eunuch, Dan Bi uses her modern-day knowledge to help the King, forming an unlikely bond. As their feelings for each other begin to grow, Dan Bi must decide whether to return to her own time, or stay in a past where she's found purpose and love.

Splash Splash Love

The Splashers

Hanai Ao (Fumika Baba), a renowned romance manga writer, is dedicated to her work but has never experienced love herself. Constantly teased by her editor about her lack of romantic experience, Hanai decides to transform her appearance. At a salon, she meets Riichi (Eiji Akaso), a charismatic stylist who catches her eye. Struck by his charm, Hanai unexpectedly falls for him, and the feeling appears to be mutual. As she navigates her first real relationship, Hanai struggles to balance her intense work ethic with her newfound romance. Can a workaholic manga writer maintain a relationship while being completely absorbed in her writing? Based on the manga by Aya Asano, "Hey Sensei, Don't You Know?" is a 2019 Japanese romance drama directed by Keijiro Tsubakimoto and Tatsuya Aoki.

Hey Sensei, Don't You Know?

Love At First Sight Team

SBS Plus

Despite getting dumped by her boyfriend, Seon Eun Woo (Jin Ki Joo) wants to get him back. She hatches a plan, asking her long-time platonic male friend Yun Jae Won (Hongbin) to enter a pretend relationship with her, hoping to make her ex jealous and leverage that to bring them back together. To make the sham relationship seem more believable, Jae Won moves in with Eun Woo, and the duo starts posting pictures of their “romantic adventures” on social media. However, this seemingly perfect plan begins to backfire when Eun Woo and Jae Won’s pretend feelings begin to get real. Will Eun Woo reunite with her former flame? Or will she instead find true love with her childhood friend? This 2017 South Korean web drama was directed by Lee Jung Hoon.

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Time To Love

Kang Se Ra (Hwang Seun Eon), a talented female volleyball player struggling with a performance slump, becomes the coach of a struggling men's high school volleyball team. There, she meets Hwang Jae Woong (Song Jae Rim), the team's skilled star player whose teammates lag far behind his abilities. As they work together, Se Ra begins to see beyond Jae Woong's sarcastic exterior to his more compassionate nature. Their growing connection sparks both romantic and professional potential, offering hope for the team's improvement and Se Ra's return to top form.

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