When You Just Need to Laugh
We've all been there—too tired to think, too wired to sleep, scrolling through endless content looking for something that doesn't require a PhD in plot analysis. Enter the glorious world of 'killing time' webtoons: bite-sized comedy gold that hits different after a long day.
Why Korean Webtoons Excel at Quick Comedy
If you've already fallen down the rabbit hole of Solo Leveling or Tower of God, you know Korean creators have mastered the vertical scroll format. But beyond epic fantasies, K-webtoons have perfected the art of the quick gag—think The Office meets manga energy, with that distinctive Korean humor that's surprisingly universal.
Top Picks for Your Scroll Session
- Odd Girl Out by Morangg (Webtoon) – High school comedy with relatable social anxiety moments. Each episode is a self-contained gem.
- Boyfriend of the Dead by Ushio (Webtoon) – Zombie apocalypse meets rom-com. Absurdist humor that actually lands.
- Adventures of God by Matteo Ferrazzi & Corey Jay (Webtoon) – Heaven's bureaucracy has never been funnier. Perfect 2-minute reads.
- Safely Endangered by Chris McCoy (Webtoon) – Webcomic-style strips that Western readers will immediately click with.
- My Deepest Secret spin-off shorts (Webtoon) – If you loved the thriller, the comedy extras are chef's kiss.
- Meme Girls by various (Webtoon Canvas) – Internet culture personified. Gen Z gold.
- Clinic of Horrors by ARGH! (Webtoon) – Spooky cute aesthetic with dark comedy vibes.
Where to Read
Most titles are available on Webtoon (free with ads), Tapas, and Tappytoon. Pro tip: Webtoon's 'Daily Pass' system lets you binge older series for free if you're patient.
The Perfect Reading Moments
- Subway commute: 2-3 episodes per trip
- Waiting for food: Speed through a whole arc
- Can't sleep at 2 AM: No cliffhangers to keep you up
The beauty of these picks? Zero emotional damage, maximum dopamine. Save the heavy stuff for weekends—these are your weekday warriors.