7 Korean Dramas That Sheds Light On Introvert Lives

A slow, poignant life where mornings are therapeutic, cooking feels like a healing ritual, and living life is poetic—this is a pure definition of an introvert living a quiet yet meaningful life.

And where better can you find such glimpses of the peaceful life of an introvert than in a Korean drama?

So, here is a collection of introvert K-drama list that celebrate quiet life with their impressive introverted leads, intriguing storylines, and captivating visuals.

My Liberation Notes:

This Korean drama follows the lives of three siblings who seek freedom and fulfilment while dealing with the exhausting monotony of day-to-day life. It stars Kim Ji-won in a quiet yet moody and Son Suk-ku as a solitude-loving male lead.

Would You Like A cup Of Coffee?:

Starring the veteran Korean actor Park Ho-san, Ong Seong-wu, and Chu Ye-jin in important roles, this poignant drama follows a passionate young barista who learns about coffee making and the art of connecting with people through the lessons imparted by a local coffee shop owner.  

Oh My Ghost:

This top-rated fantasy romantic comedy tells the story of a timid female chef who is possessed by the ghost of a confident woman. As the story unfolds, the possessed chef pursues her boss, a famous chef, keeping the viewers on the edge of their seats. It stars Park Bo-young and Lee Dae-yeon in the leads.

Because This Is My First Life:

Another most loved Korean drama for its quiet and practical male lead played by Lee Min-ki and a sweet aspiring female writer featuring Jung So-min, is a light-hearted romantic comedy pick perfectly suited for introverts.

Summer Strike:

One of the top-rated K-dramas, 'Summer Strike' is known for its picturesque visuals, and healing storyline, and features introverted leads. Starring Yim Si-wan and Kim Seo-hyun, it tells the story of a woman who leaves her stressful job in the city and starts her new life in a strange new remote village where she meets a peculiar guy.

My Mister:

Starring Lee Sun-kyun, known for his role in 'Parasite' and the talented IU, this is another favourite pick for introverts. It follows a man in his 40s and a woman in her 20s and how their friendship helped them cope with the weight of life.

Do You Like Brahms?:

A musical romance drama, starring Park Eun-bin and Kim Min-jae as the leads, explores themes of love, ambition, and personal growth, revolving around the lives of classical musicians.

These Korean dramas aptly encapsulate the introspective and subtle nature of introverts, making them a suitable watch for quiet people or for anyone who enjoys slow narrative.