Discipline

In a quiet Korean town where nothing extraordinary ever happens, five friends—Tae Woo, Jihan, Hoo, EB, and another—navigate the messy, beautiful chaos of adolescence. This isn't your polished K-drama youth; it's raw, unfiltered, and achingly real. Each episode zooms in on a different character's day, peeling back layers of hidden struggles: a boy grappling with his sexuality in a society that refuses to talk about it, a dancer masking his ADHD with hyperactivity, a model chasing dreams while facing family neglect, and a quiet girl terrified of letting anyone in. Together, they form a scrappy found family, supporting each other through petty theft, secret parties, and the weight of parental absence. Discipline dares to show the side of Korean youth rarely seen on screen—messy, rebellious, and desperately human. With a tight 6-episode run, it delivers a punchy, emotional rollercoaster that leaves you wanting more, proving that the most important discipline is learning to love and accept your imperfect self.