7 Fun Korean Dramas for Stress-Free Viewing

Deep and thought-provoking TV shows are all well and good. But sometimes you just want to sit back and lose yourself in something fun and easy to watch.

Here are 7 fun K-dramas that allow you to do just that:

1. The Sound of Your Heart

Loosely based on the life experiences of real-life cartoonist Jo Suk, this comedy-drama follows his quirky family and eccentric neighbours, focusing on the humour in everyday life. Heartwarming and hilarious, it features witty dialogue and many comic situations.

2. Welcome to Waikiki

This hilarious K-drama follows the exploits of three clumsy friends who move to Waikiki to take over the running of a rundown guesthouse. When a young mother and her baby arrive at the guesthouse, things take an unexpected twist.

3. Queen of Mystery

A prosecutor's wife who has always dreamed of being a police officer has her dream come true (sort of) when she teams up with a real-life detective. The two form a partnership and investigate mysterious goings-on in the area.

4. Business Proposal

Shin Ha-ri agrees to go on a blind date in place of her friend, whose father arranged it. All she has to do is make sure that the man rejects "her friend". Things take a turn when the blind date turns out to be the CEO of the company Shin Ha-ri works for. And he seems to like her quite a bit.

5. Extraordinary lawyer Woo

Woo Young-woo is a young lawyer with autism. She may not have the best social skills, but her exceptional memory and analytical mind allow her to excel at work. The show has been praised for its thoughtful portrayal of autism and its impact on the lives of those on the spectrum.

6. My Mister

Known as Naui Ajusshi, this show tells the story of a middle-aged man, Park Dong-hoon, who is struggling with life's challenges. He meets and befriends a young woman, Lee Ji-an, who is facing similar tough times. Together they find ways to find happiness in the modern world.

7. My Father is Strange

A simple, heartwarming drama that follows a father, Byun Han-soo, and his adult family. The family dynamic changes one day when a former celebrity arrives at their home and announces that he is Byun Han-soo's son. The show explores themes of family relationships, love, forgiveness and self-discovery.