Lee Junho, who many of you may already know from the K-pop band 2PM , will also be taking on a lead role

BTS for their tenth anniversary Festa (Image via HYBE). It’s officially June — and for BTS fans, that means one thing: it’s BTS Month! This year is especially meaningful, as the remaining members are returning from their mandatory military service , paving the way for a long-awaited reunion as a full group. On June 13, BTS will also be celebrating their 12th debut anniversary — a huge milestone that has ARMYs around the world buzzing with excitement. While we look forward to new music, group activities, and promotions, here’s something to enjoy in the meantime. Just like us, BTS members are big fans of K-dramas, and each one has shared a personal recommendation for ARMYs to watch. So if you haven’t already, now’s the perfect time to dive into these beloved dramas, handpicked by BTS themselves. Make a note — your next favorite K-drama might just be a BTS bias’s favorite too! RM – Pachinko (2022) The official poster for Pachinko (Image via Apple TV+) BTS’s leader, RM , is known for his thoughtful recommendations, often sharing the books, films, and shows he's currently enjoying. One standout on his list is Pachinko , the critically acclaimed Apple TV+ series. RM gave it a quiet nod through his Instagram story, where he shared a scene from the show, instantly catching the attention of fans. Based on Min Jin Lee’s bestselling novel, Pachinko   spans four generations and tells the powerful story of Sunja, a young Korean woman whose life unfolds during the Japanese occupation of Korea. The series tells a powerful story about identity, resilience, and family, with beautiful visuals and deep emotions. Adding an extra layer of connection, actress Minha Kim, who portrays the young Sunja, later appeared in RM’s music video for “Come Back to Me” from his album Right Place, Wrong Person . Pachinko  is available for streaming on Apple TV+. 2. Jin – Boys Over Flowers (2009) The official poster for Boys Over Flowers (Image via KBS2). It seems Lee Min Ho 's dramas are a favorite among BTS's hyung line (older members), with Jin recommending Boys Over Flowers . The series stars Lee Min Ho as Gu Jun Pyo, an arrogant heir who meets the spirited and strong-willed Geum Jan Di (played by Koo Hye Sun ). As their paths intertwine, he begins to change for the better because of her influence. While the drama may feel a bit cheesy and hasn't aged perfectly, it's undeniably nostalgic and remains a beloved classic in the K-drama world. You can stream it on Netflix and Prime Video. 3. SUGA – Sky Castle (2018-2019) The official poster for Sky Castle (Image via JTBC). SUGA recommended Sky Castle , widely regarded as one of the best K-dramas. This gripping thriller centers on four elite families living in a luxurious neighborhood named SKY—an acronym for Korea’s top universities: Seoul National University, Korea University, and Yonsei University. The mothers are fiercely ambitious, willing to go to extreme lengths to secure their children’s academic success. Dark, intense, and often hard-hitting, Sky Castle  offers a sharp critique of societal pressure and parental obsession. It’s a must-watch and is available on Netflix. 4. J-Hope – When the Camellia Blooms (2019) The poster for When the Camellia Blooms (Image via KBS 2). J-Hope recommended When the Camellia Blooms , a heartwarming romantic drama with elements of crime and suspense. The story follows Oh Dong Baek (played by Gong Hyo Jin ), a single mother and orphan who moves to the quiet, fictional town of Ongsan and opens a bar named Camellia. As she navigates the challenges of raising her child alone, she meets Yong Sik ( Kang Ha Neu l), a kindhearted and determined police officer who falls for her. When a serial killer targets Dong Baek, Yong Sik steps in to protect her at all costs. With its gentle pace, emotional depth, and underlying tension, When the Camellia Blooms  is a beautifully layered story. It’s available for streaming on Netflix. 5. Jimin – Moving (2023) The official poster for Moving (Image via Disney+) Jimin recommended Moving , one of the most well-crafted and ambitious Korean dramas in recent years. This action-packed fantasy sci-fi series stars Go Youn Jung , Han Hyo Joo , Lee Jung Ha , and Ryu Seung Ryong in lead roles. The story follows three high school students and their parents as they discover they possess extraordinary powers, setting off a chain of thrilling and emotional events. With its unique concept, strong performances, and gripping storytelling, Moving   is a groundbreaking drama that stands out in the genre. It’s available to stream on Disney+. 6. V – Navillera (2021) The official poster for Navillera (Image via tvN). V , the only BTS member who has explored acting—appearing in Hwarang: The Poet Warrior Youth  in 2016—is known for his close friendships with actors like Park Seo Joon , Park Hyung Sik , Park Bo Gum , and Choi Woo Sik . He often shares K-drama recommendations with ARMYs on Weverse and Instagram. One drama he strongly recommended is Navillera , a touching and uplifting story about two aspiring ballet dancers, played by Song Kang and Park In Hwan . The series beautifully captures their intergenerational friendship as they encourage each other to dream big and pursue their passion for ballet. It’s especially heartening to see two men connect over a traditionally feminine art form. Navillera  is streaming on Netflix. 7. Jung Kook – Twenty-Five Twenty-One (2022) The official poster for Twenty-Five Twenty-One (Image via tvN). Jung Kook has a playful and creative way of recommending K-dramas to ARMYs—often during his spontaneous Weverse lives where he's singing OSTs, doing chores, impersonating characters, or simply chatting while eating or drinking. One such drama he hinted at and fans quickly picked up on was Twenty-Five Twenty-One . This nostalgia-filled series beautifully explores themes of love, friendship, ambition, and the bittersweet journey of growing up. While it’s emotionally stirring and at times heartbreaking, it ultimately leaves viewers with a sense of warmth and fulfilment. Twenty-Five Twenty-One  is available to stream on Netflix. The dramas mentioned above are all available on popular streaming platforms. Which K-drama recommendation from a BTS member are you planning to binge next? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below! #BTS #Bangtan #BangtanSonyeondan #RM #Jin #JHope #SUGA #Jimin #V #Jungkook #Moving #Navillera #TwentyFiveTwentyOne #SkyCastle #WhentheCamelliaBlooms #Pachinko #BoysOverFlowers #BTSFesta

The On1y One , a Taiwanese BL drama, has taken the BL world by storm. Even without major promotion, this hidden gem on Netflix quickly captured the hearts of fans worldwide. It's IMDb rating of 9.1/10 shows just how much viewers have fallen for it! Korean BL dramas have long held a special place in fans’ hearts for their emotional portrayal of LGBTQ+ relationships in challenging environments. The On1y One  brings that same emotional intensity but with a fresh Taiwanese flavor. Fans in Korea and beyond can’t get enough of this beautifully crafted story! A Heartfelt Story of Love and Family I couldn’t stop watching The On1y One  and finished it in just a week! The plot follows Sheng Wang, a high school student who butts heads with his classmate Jiang Tian. Their worlds are turned upside down when their parents marry, making them stepbrothers. As they struggle with their new family life, their relationship deepens in unexpected ways, leaving them wondering if it’s more than just family ties. This drama handles themes of found family and forbidden love with grace, mixing heartfelt moments with the pressures they face from society and their families. The tension of being forced stepbrothers adds layers of complexity to their emotional journey, making this show hard to look away from. Director Teases a Second Season Fans everywhere are eager for a second season. In a recent live stream on Instagram, director Patrick Liu cheekily hinted at a second season, full of more intense kissing scenes (yes, please!). He encouraged fans to push for another season, playfully saying, "You need to ask the production company for season 2. We all want it, don’t we?" With season 1 being such a hit, viewers are hoping for more soon! A Masterpiece by Patrick Liu Based on the Chinese novel Mou Mou  by Mu Su Li, The On1y One  was brought to life by director Patrick Kuang-Hui Liu, who also worked on " Your Name Engraved Herein ." His talent for portraying LGBTQ+ stories in an authentic and emotionally resonant way with each character's self-discovery is on full display here! Eric Zayn Liu Dongqin as Shang Wang ( Song Yi Ran, Cupid's Kitchen 2022 ) and Benjamin Tsang as Jiang Tain (Wei, Boxing 2019), the lead actors, deliver performances that pull you in and stay with you long after the episode ends. More Than Just a BL Drama Don’t be fooled by the lighthearted trailer — The On1y One  is far more than just another romance drama. It shines with stunning autumn visuals, an original soundtrack that pulls at your heartstrings, and a heartfelt coming-of-age story. It’s a slow-building love story that feels real, with moments that will warm your heart and make you laugh. The show also features a lovable second-lead couple, Zhao Xi and Lin Bei Ting, who run a cozy café and offer wisdom to the main characters. And Sheng Wang’s hilarious friend, Crab, keeps things light, bringing plenty of laughs to balance the emotional depth. A Must-Watch for BL Fans Whether you’re a longtime fan of BL dramas or new to the genre, The On1y One  is a must-watch! Its rising popularity in Korea proves that it resonates across borders, and with its blend of romance, humor, and meaningful storytelling, you won’t want to miss it. As we wait for season 2, let’s appreciate the amazing work from the cast and crew who brought this touching drama to life. Are you as excited as we are for a potential second season of The On1y One ? Share your favorite moments with us in the comments below! #TheOn1yOne #BLdramareview #LGBTQ #EricZaynLiuDongqin #BenjaminTsang

The Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism hosted this year's meeting from March 4-7 at the Korean Culture and Information Service (KOCIS) Center in Seoul's Jung-gu District and the National Library of Korea in Sejong. 35 Korean Cultural Center (KCC) directors and seven cultural promotion officials from around the world attended the said event. Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism Yu In Chon, on March 4, chaired a joint workshop and discussion for participants to share their experiences of operating KCCs and raising Korea's cultural standing on the global stage. Ministry of Culture, Sports, and Tourism Official Photographer: Lee Jun Young (Kim Myeongjin, director of the KCC in the Philippines, on March 4 explains his center's main events last year at KOCIS Center in Seoul's Jung-gu District.) The KCC in the Philippines that day was named the most outstanding last year . This branch focused on cooperation to mark the 75th anniversary of bilateral relations with the Philippines. Programs included an interactive exhibition in collaboration with the National Museum of Korea, a webtoon exhibition with the Korea Creative Content Agency, and a K-drama original soundtrack performance by the Philippine Philharmonic Orchestra. Throughout last year, the KCC also hosted events like the Korean Film Festival , the Philippine-Korea Culture Exchange Festival , Korean beauty-related programs , and the Korea Festival , which promotes Korean culture in Manila and Cebu in partnership with the cultural counterparts in the Philippines like the National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA), the Cultural Center in the Philippines (CCP) and the Film Development Council of the Philippines (FDCP). Ministry of Culture, Sports, and Tourism Official Photographer: Lee Jun Young Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism Yu In Chon on March 4 speaks at the annual gathering of KCC directors and cultural promotion officials at KOCIS Center in Seoul's Jung-gu District. "Please actively promote Korean culture on the occasion of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Summit slated in Gyeongju, Gyeongsangbuk-do Province, from October to November," Minister Yu said. "We will support KCCs to faithfully play their roles as hubs connecting the world with Hallyu (Korean Wave)."At the four-day gathering, the KCC directors and cultural promotion officials attending will discuss cooperation in spreading Hallyu with 25 related organizations such as the Korea Tourism Organization and King Sejong Institute Foundation. #KCCPhil #KoreanCulturePH

Controversy in K-pop - Credit: Kpophit.com Stepping off a plane involves more than just changing time

Korean media reported that #BTS will do a new photo project, where each member will gradually release their photos, starting with Jungkook, the photos of the BTS members will be released one by one. All of Jungkook's photos will be released on September 1st on his birthday! ✦ — Jungkook previously suggested in one of the episodes of Run BTS that the members have the idea of ​​the pictorial magazine/photo session with different concepts for them. It seems that his idea has been implemented and he has already shared all the details of his photo session for the new BTS photo project. Here are some of BTS ARMY's reactions on Twitter! What do you think about this? Are you excited about this? Let us know!

Netflix unveiled its first influencer survival show The Influencer , following the success of similar shows such as Physical 100 . In today's world of social media stars, is it too much? We give our opinion on this new hot reality series! As I am sure you already know, the influencer market in Korea has grown to an unimaginable scale over the past couple of years, and thanks to the help of the COVID-19 pandemic, it has accelerated influencers to new heights. When I heard about the new Netflix show, I was really excited. Why? Because I think it will be a great opportunity for many people to experience new opportunities, but on top of that showcase their skills and talents and I love reality TV, of course the drama that comes with it. Producer Lee Jae Seok, the mastermind behind the show, shares his vision: “I thought it would be interesting to gather influencers, divided by algorithms, in one place. You’ll see the top influencers in Korea and experience unique entertainment through the large scale and visuals that only Netflix can deliver, along with never-before-seen social survival missions.” Also, according to the official Netflix website: Fans are treated to a teaser trailer featuring powerful influencers like TikToker Xiajiu, who boasts 27.5 million followers, Jang Geun Seok, Risabae, Pani Bottle, Jin Yong Jin, Shim Euddeum and Daedo Library. Their reactions give a taste of the intense and shocking challenges that await. So what is the show about? The Influencer features 77 South Korean influencers across platforms like YouTube, Instagram, and other social media platforms, each of them with their own special content. Through taking part and competing against each other in various challenges, the contestants will compete for the title of "Best Influencer" and the biggest portion of their KRW 300 million prize pot. I would love to take part in this show! Let's check out the trailer! Having watched the trailer, the style and look of the rooms do feel very similar to Squid Game , however, I feel that the main difference here is that the contestants are real-life people, instead of actors or sports celebrities so they have more at stake. I cannot wait for the drama to unfold over the series, and I really hope that the contestants do well. Without a doubt, I will be tuning in to watch this new reality series. The Influencer  streams on August 6, only on Netflix. Let us know your thoughts on this captivating new show in the comments below. #TheInfluencer #Netflix #realityshow #survivalshow #SquidGame #Physical100

A former Manchester United player is being investigated for riding an electric scooter in Seoul without a license. Who is he and what happened? We have all the details! With recent global news coverage of BTS member SUGA , being arrested for a DUI (Driving under the influence) for riding an electric scooter around Yongsan Station in Seoul, another high profile celebrity has also been charged with the same offense, however this time it is a UK football player. Former Manchester United player and current K League 1 FC Seoul star Jesse Lingard is under police investigation for allegedly riding an electric scooter without a license, according to YTN on September 17, the Gangnam Police Station in Seoul has begun a pre-investigation into Lingard's case. The charges stem from an incident at 10:20 PM on September 16 in Apgujeong-dong, Seoul, where Lingard allegedly operated an electric scooter without a license. A year ago, Lingard was fined approximately 100 million KRW (~75,457 USD) in the UK for drunk driving and speeding. At the time, he was also handed an 18-month driving suspension, as reported by local media, so my question is will he ever learn his lesson if he has not already?! It appears not, as since he has had a suspension which is still ongoing in the UK since Korea and the UK have a mutual recognition agreement for driving licenses, his suspension means that he cannot legally drive in Korea. Perhaps he did not know this, or was he being ignorant? It does, however, appear that since the SUGA incident, police have been cracking down harder on checking for driving licenses. However, I also feel that scooter companies should enhance their checks when they allow scooters to be rented out through more verifications on the app or booking system. Seoul authorities have also confirmed that the football player was not wearing safety gear while operating the scooter, which is most likely why he was stopped and checked in the first place, however, in the UK, it is not mandatory to wear such safety gear, though it is strongly recommended. Let us know your thoughts on this topic in the comments below. #JesseLingard #electricscooter #SouthKoreanews #footballnews

From the new hit Disney Pixar film Elio's message of belonging to the enduring magic of animation, we unpack Korea's deep connection to Disney. Disney Pixar Mashup (Credits: Disney) Disney's new animated film, Elio , sends a strong message of belonging. Many young and older Koreans battle with loneliness, which is mostly driven though the intense social pressures, and strong traditional community ties. Also feeding into this is a very competitive nature when it comes to work and education, and therefore the rise in single person households, lack of family units and a growing sense of detachment. This film will focus in on some of the issues that many Koreans face, in order to bring awareness to them. Storytelling Excellence & Stunning visuals Disney Pixar , is well known for it's cutting edge animations, stunning visuals and artistry, and this has not gone unnoticed by the Korean audience who appreciate the high quality production. The way that Disney is able to tell stories and put across key messages remain fresh and engaging and also relevant. Disney's storytelling also evolves to stay relevant, as seen with Frozen series shifting focus to sisterly bonds, ensuring narratives remain fresh and engaging. Strategic Market Focus for the Korean market In recent years Disney has put real focus on ramping up for their Korean market, especially through Disney+ as it includes Korean original content. The Dojeon team have written serval articles which have homed in on hit Disney+ dramas. This clever movie by Disney does not stop there, as they also have worked closely with Korean creators as seen in the hit series Moving , demonstrate Disney's commitment to building strong, localized ties within the industry. Educational value In the past, many Koreans watched Disney films in order to learn English. Disney movies were once seen as a valuable tool for learning, and this has continued through to today. Disney has realized this, and as a result have shifted some of their focus onto Disney learning tools, through work shops to toys. With many classic Disney animations such as Lion King , bringing a strong nostalgic sense to many generations of Koreans this has led to a long lasting affection for the brand. This intergenerational connection ensures Disney's magic continues to be passed down through families. So what is the dealio with Elio , the new Disney Pixar Movie? While sequels like Zootopia 2 and Toy Story 5 near the horizon, the spotlight for now is firmly on Elio , which promises to be a sci-fi comedy! This extra-terrestrial adventure hopes to bring some of Pixar's space magic to global audiences, including those in Korea. Image: Screenshot from the animated sci-fi movie Elio. Photo credit: Disney A Journey from Loneliness to Leading the Galaxy In a bustling world where many Koreans, despite their vibrant culture, often grapple with silent feelings of isolation and loneliness. Elio , arrives with a profoundly powerful message of connection and belonging. The Dojeon team believes Elio  is poised to become the next must-see animated hit for Korean audiences, especially given its central theme that mirrors the everyday experiences of so many here. This isn't merely another animated adventure; it's a deeply resonant story for anyone who has ever felt like an outsider, searching for their unique place in the vast universe, a feeling we're sure many Koreans can identify with. Synopsis The main plot follows Elio Solis, an eleven-year-old boy, who, much like many navigating modern Korean society, is desperate to understand his true self and find a genuine connection. Though he begins as an underdog, Elio accidentally stumbles into the most exciting adventure imaginable, proving that even the most unassuming among us can find extraordinary purpose. Elio  offers a timely and heartfelt exploration of what it means to belong, both within oneself and in the wider cosmos. Later, Elio is suddenly tasked with representing our entire planet! Talk about being thrown into the spotlight! This showcases the realities in which many Koreans often find themselves, from giving presentations, or preparing for interviews. Since this is a cute animation, it highlights social problems that Koreans often face, in a fun way. In the trailer, there is a great blend of action within the deep messages, in an attempt to make this movie more of a comedy which hopefully brings a fresh approach to alien movies! Will all things cute, could this be one of the reason why Koreans love Disney so much? Elio is premiering today! Let us know your thoughts on this new animated film and will you be watching it? Why do you think Koreans love Disney movies so much? Leave a comment below and let us know! https://www.dojeonmedia.com/post/busan-to-get-korea-s-first-official-disney-experience-no-more-rumors #Elio #Pixar #HopeForLonely #KoreanRelease #Animation

J-Hope has made K-pop history by becoming the first ever South Korean artist to headline the main stage

Tourists have VOTED , and Korean fried chicken (KFC) tops tourists number 1 Korean food over the much loved Korean BBQ ! Let's see why it took over the number one spot and how it has gained global popularity! If you would have told me before I moved to Korea, a little over four years ago, that chicken and beer was popular in Korea, I would have not believed you. As in my eyes this style of food is more popular in Western countries, however, I could not have been more wrong, and now Korean chicken and beer is one of my favorite guilty pleasure foods. If you remember I also attended the famous Chimek (Chicken and beer) festival in Daegu earlier this year where chicken and beer lovers were able to enjoy a variety of fusion flavors and entertainment for the long weekend. But my question is: "Why is Korean fried chicken so popular, especially with tourists?" Let's compare Korean fried chicken to the fried chicken in the US! Korean fried chicken is lighter than American fried chicken, but in no way does it get the low points on Weight Watchers. Koreans differentiate their fried chicken from the American variety, familiar through American chains like KFC or Popeye’s, mostly by American chicken’s thicker, crispier coating. Korean fried chicken tends to be more papery and less knobby and crumbly, which an enhance the flavor and allows you to enjoy a more moist chicken piece. The Korean mania for chi-maek has spread with the Asian mania for Korean TV. China in particular has gone completely ape for a Korean soap opera called My Love from the Star , about a handsome alien who falls in love with a beautiful Korean woman, whose favorite food is chi-maek. The show has been downloaded over two billion times in China alone! Let's take a look at a clip from this drama! Of course, with K-dramas becoming more popular in Western countries there is no doubt that this has helped tourists indulge in this local cuisine when they visit Korea. I also think that it is a "safe" option as most tourists would have ate fried chicken before, so it's more of a home comfort food with a Korean twist. Accessibility is also another reason why Korean fried chicken is popular with tourists, as it can be found pretty much anywhere, of course there are big chains such as BHC and Kyochon for example however local street venders also sell this incredible food at a reasonable price for a good amount, and with most of the venders offering a family recipe, therefore I believe that these are the reasons why Korean Fried chicken has been voted the most popular food among tourists. What do you think? Let us know what your favorite Korean food is in the comments below! #Koreanfriedchicken #friedchicken #southkorea

Lee Jun Young in Weak Hero Class 2 (Credits: Netflix) Lee Jun Young ) has rapidly become a talked-about name in K-dramaland. Once a member of U-KISS , he is now recognized as a versatile actor. His roles range from charming romantic leads to intense, emotional characters. With the recent release of Weak Hero Class 2 on Netflix, viewers are captivated by his intense screen presence. Lee Jun Young stands out in various roles that demonstrate his dynamic acting skills. Whether you're a longtime fan or new to his work, here are nine standout dramas and movies that showcase why he’s among the most exciting actors to watch today! 1. Melo Movie (2025) Melo Movie (Credits: Netflix) Aired: April 25, 2025 Released: February 14, 2025 Cast: Choi Woo Shik , Park Bo Young , Lee Jun Young ), Jeon So Nee Streaming Platform: Netflix This romantic drama follows Ko Gyeom, a film critic, and Kim Mu Bee, a director with a complicated past. After a brief romantic affair, they reunite after five years and navigate unresolved feelings and growth. A secondary storyline features Hong Si Jun and Son Ju Ah, whose long-standing relationship faces new challenges upon their reunion. 2. Dreaming of a Freaking Fairytale (2024) Dreaming of a Freaking Fairytale (Credits: TVING) Aired: May 2024 No. of Episodes: 10 Cast: Pyo Ye Jin , Lee Jun Young ) Streaming Platform: Viu This modern twist on classic fairytales explores a woman seeking her Prince Charming. However, she finds herself working for a man skeptical about love. As chaos ensues, romance and healing unfold when two opposites collide. 3. The Impossible Heir (2024) The Impossible Heir (Credits: Disney+) Aired: February 2024 No. of Episodes: 12 Cast: Lee Jae Wook , Lee Jun Young ), Hong Su Zu Streaming Platform: Disney+ Three young adults from different backgrounds strive for power within Korea’s elite chaebol family. Ambition spirals into betrayal in this fast-paced drama, which explores greed and loyalty. 4. Class of Lies (2019) Class of Lies (Credits: OCN) Aired: July – September 2019 Episodes: 16 Cast: Yoon Kyun Sang , Lee Jun Young ), Keum Sae Rok Streaming Platform: Viki This legal mystery drama is set in an elite high school. A lawyer goes undercover as a teacher to investigate a student’s murder. Dark secrets unfold within the school’s prestigious walls. The show delivers suspense, strong character arcs, and a gritty tone. 5. Brave Citizen (2023) – Movie Brave Citizen (Credits: Studio N) Released: October 2023 Cast: Shin Hye Sun , Lee Jun Young ) Streaming Platform: Amazon Prime, Viki A once-promising boxer turned teacher fights against a corrupt school system. When she encounters a violent student, she must defend her principles while fighting for justice and protecting her students. 6. Love and Leashes (2022) – Movie Love and Leashes (Credits: Netflix) Released: February 2022 Cast: Seohyun , Lee Jun Young ) Streaming Platform: Netflix Based on a popular webtoon, this romantic comedy explores an unusual relationship built on trust and communication. Despite its bold theme, it remains heartwarming and cheeky. 7. May I Help You (2022) May I Help You (Credits: MBC) Aired: October 19 – December 22, 2022 Episodes: 16 Cast: Lee Hye Ri , Lee Jun Young ) Streaming Platform: Amazon Prime Video This emotional fantasy drama follows a funeral director who can communicate with the dead. Alongside an errand service employee, they fulfill the deceased's last wishes. Lee Jun Young stars as Kim Tae Hee, a warm-hearted character with personal wounds. 8. Let Me Be Your Knight (2021–2022) Let Me Be Your Knight (Credits: SBS) Aired: November 2021 – January 2022 Episodes: 12 Cast: Jung In Sun , Lee Jun Young ) Streaming Platform: Viki In this engaging drama, a popular idol with sleepwalking issues enters a live-in therapy situation with a doctor hiding secrets. The narrative blends music, romance, and mental health, offering heartfelt moments of healing and connection. 9. D.P. (2021–2023) – Guest Appearance D.P. (Credits: Netflix) Seasons: 1 & 2 Cast: Jung Hae In , Koo Kyo Hwan , Lee Jun Young ) Streaming Platform: Netflix Lee Jun Young makes guest appearances in both seasons of this military drama. It follows a team assigned to capture deserters. The series portrays the gritty realities of military life and the moral dilemmas soldiers face . Lee Jun Young Continues to Impress Lee Jun Young consistently proves he is among the most promising actors of his generation. His ability to embody diverse characters is commendable. Whether portraying a charming CEO, a tough student, or a broken lover, he brings depth and charisma to every role. Don’t miss Lee Jun Young in Pump Up the Healthy Love , premiering on April 30, 2025 . There, he takes on the role of a lovable fitness trainer in this heartwarming rom-com. Which drama or movie are you watching first? Did you discover a new favorite from this list? Let us know your thoughts below! LeeJunYoung kdramaactor