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Trope · 11 series
Redemption Short Dramas
Seven series about earning your way back. The mirror of the Karma Payback shelf on the same platform: one delivers the reckoning, the other accepts it.
- Series
- 11
- Median length
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Where to start
Ranked by our editor score; ties broken by whether the series is complete, then by length. How often this setup gets published, and how the median title in it performs, is mapped in the trope explorer.
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Darkroom Contract
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The Queen's Submission Contract
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No Mercy for Evil
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The Death Invitation
- 01Loving the Pretty Boy He Once Brokenstill releasing — 38 episodes so far
- 02Darkroom Contractstill releasing — 50 episodes so far
- 03The Queen's Submission Contractstill releasing — 50 episodes so far
- 04No Mercy for Evilstill releasing — 15 episodes so far
- 05The Death Invitationstill releasing — 30 episodes so far
The extremes
| Series | Platform | Episodes | Runtime | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Shortest run | The Vessel Beneath His strap | NetShort | 14 | — |
| Longest run | Royal, Loyal, Mine | NetShort | 63 | — |
| Shortest | The Vessel Beneath His strap | NetShort | 14 | — |
| Longest | Royal, Loyal, Mine | NetShort | 63 | — |
| Most free episodes | Loving the Pretty Boy He Once Broken | NetShort | 38 | — |
Where to find them
11 of the 11 are on NetShort.
All 11
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Loving the Pretty Boy He Once Broken
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Darkroom Contract
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The Queen's Submission Contract
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No Mercy for Evil
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The Death Invitation
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Boxer Proficient In Kungfu
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Captive Love
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Royal, Loyal, Mine
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The Vessel Beneath His strap
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Rent-A-Mom for the Billionaire Twins
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The King Who Stole a Countess
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How this page was built
The 11 series on this page carry Redemption as a trope label in the catalogue of the platform that publishes them. We do not tag series ourselves, which means this page is exactly as complete, and as inconsistent, as the platforms' own labelling. Episode counts and runtimes are read from each platform's listing for that specific series. We do not score series and we publish no rating of our own, because nobody here has watched all 11 of them. One thing we cannot tell you: no platform publishes a dependable finished/ongoing flag, so a series that wrapped last year and one still posting episodes look identical to us. Where a card here says still releasing, read it as “we have not seen an ending”, not as a confirmed schedule.