Perfect KDrama to Binge Watch this Sunday

There's no better way to spend your time than binge-watching a Korean drama.

Happy Sunday y'all.

Since today is a rest day for most of us, why not take advantage of it by binge-watching a Korean drama that will makes you feel light and at ease. After a tough week, take a break and watch something that will make you feel better and possibly inspire you.

With that in mind, here are a few of my favorite Korean dramas you can watch today.

DISCLAIMER: This are my personal recommendations.

Hospital Playlist is the first on the list. Without a doubt, one of the best Korean dramas. You'll adore how each episode begins with a flurry of emotions and concerns, but in the end, all of these issues are resolved. Although it discusses medical issues about which some of us are unaware, but the fact that they put medical terms in the lower right corner is very commendable. This series will make you ride on a roller coaster of emotions. It can make you laugh and cry at the same time in a snap as it showcase various types of love—romance, friendship, and family. It is, without a doubt, a family-friendly drama.

MY FAVORITE SOUNDTRACK OF HOSPITAL PLAYLIST:

Hometown Cha Cha Cha. I'm sure some of you are already aware with this kdrama, since it has become rather popular since its premiere last year, but for those who aren't, I strongly advise you to watch it. You'll adore the overflowing chemistry of the primary couple, as well as the side couple. Each cast performed an excellent job representing their characters. The cinematography is excellent, and while some may argue that the plot is cliched, the fact that they deliver each scene so brilliantly keeps it fresh in the viewers' minds.

MY FAVORITE SOUNDTRACK OF HOMETOWN CHA CHA CHA:

Reply 1988. THIS KDRAMA IS A TOP TIER. It took me a long time to decide what series to watch next after watching it. The fact that the characters are relatable, you can really watch this kdrama without feeling bored. This kdrama tackled a wide range of topics that hit close to home, including family, friendship, coming-of-age problems, economic and political issues, and everyday life, so you can learn valuable life lessons while also experiencing nostalgia.

MY FAVORITE SOUNDTRACK OF REPLY 1988:

FUN FACT: Hospital Playlist and Reply 1988 has the same director and scriptwriter.

This is the sign if you haven't seen these Korean dramas. The joy and fulfillment that these Korean dramas can bring to their viewers is undeniable.

It's true when people claim it's a healing, therapeutic, heartwarming, iconic, and mind-blowing Korean drama. I really advise everyone to check out these series.

In the middle of the pandemic, this is exactly what we need. I'm so glad I discovered kdrama at the right time