No Fillers, Mini-dramas

Mini-dramas have these positives:
1) easy to binge
2) avoid wasting time with fillers
3) have more skinship due to less censorship
4) have less reasons for me to cry
5) move quickly
6) are prolific due to less cost.

The cons are that these low-budgets result in:
1) less wardrobe
2) lower production values
3) poorer film editing
4) less-experienced actors or new main lead actors
5) strange scripts like someone survives mass injury

Longer dramas have choppy film editing and odd scripts so these are just as fun!
Look for the "Full Version" to avoid credits where it's condensed to fewer episodes,
like 20 episodes of 20 minutes instead of 42 episodes of 10 minutes.
Most of these dramas are 8 hours or less. I write where I found them.

J-dramas are usually a maximum of 11 episodes so they are bingeable.
Filmed-vertically dramas are usually up to 100 of 2-minute episodes
combined to 4-5 hours in "Full Version." Watch full screen; use CC if no hard subs.