Love In Contract to A Piece of Your Mind: Heartwarming K-dramas for introverts to binge watch

“Because This Is My First Life” is a slow and steady drama that remains consistent as the story progresses. The drama addresses many things such as outmoded traditions, the diktats of society, and several other socio-cultural issues.

“Summer Strike” is a slow-burn romance between these two introverted souls that is amusing to watch as well as heartwarming. And the drama espouses how not everyone needs to adhere to societal norms and their diktats.

In a character-driven slice-of-life drama, the protagonists seek new beginnings and discover themselves in “My Liberation Notes.” The drama is a gratifying journey about life and its endless struggles and is a drama one can easily find resonance with, as it gives an insight into your own life and decisions.

An underrated drama, “A Piece Of Your Mind” has a unique concept as it explores the mindset of people who are unable to articulate their feelings. The characters feel real, and both Jung Hae In and Chae Soo Bin give a restrained and nuanced performance.

As the two star-crossed lovers navigate around their ill-fated destiny, seeking solace and comfort amongst the heartache, “Call It Love” strikes a chord. It’s a moving and heartwarming drama with several layers to it, from the complex yet flawed characters to the weight of melancholy, human follies, and the road to redemption.

“Yumi’s Cells” perfectly blends live-action and 3D animation. An adaptation of the popular webtoon, which spanned 512 episodes over five and a half years, the drama chronicles Yumi’s journey through her relationships, blending romance with comedy.

“Love In Contract” is a breezy watch and includes two awesome male leads, from the stoic Ji Ho to the sensitive Hae Jin.