7 Latest and Best Lee Jun Ki Korean Dramas That You Don't Want to Miss

Kapanlagi.com - The name Lee Jun Ki is certainly not unfamiliar to fans of South Korean dramas and films. Starting his career in 2001, this 41-year-old actor is still popular until now. It won't be difficult to find Lee Jun Ki's dramas on various streaming platforms, whether they're the latest or old ones.

Lee Jun Ki's Korean dramas come from various genres, such as law, crime, and saeguk.

So, if you're looking for recommendations for Lee Jun Ki's latest and best Korean dramas, both old and new, check out some of the reviews below.

 

1. AGAIN MY LIFE (2022)

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Rating	8.3 by 8,067 users Mydramalist
Durasi	1 hour 5 minutes
Episodes	16
Aired	SBS ViuTV, Viki
Cast	Lee Jun Ki, Lee Kyung Young, Kim Ji Eun, Jung Sang Hoon

AGAIN MY LIFE can be considered as Lee Jun Ki's newest Korean drama in 2022. This drama tells the story of a young prosecutor named Kim Hee Woo (Lee Jun Ki) who firmly holds onto justice, regardless of who his opponent is. Until one day, he has to face a powerful political figure named Cho Tae Seon (Lee Kyoung Young). Unfortunately, in an effort to prove Cho Tae Seob's crime, Kim Hee Woo dies.

After that, a mysterious woman appears and offers Kim Hee Woo a second chance to live again and take revenge on all of Cho Tae Seon's crimes. Kim Hee Woo wakes up and finds himself back in the past when he was a high school student, then a college student. Since then, surprising events continue to happen.

 

2. FLOWER OF EVIL (2020)

Rating	8.6/10 - 10,514 votes Imdb
Durasi	1 hour 10 minutes
Episodes	16
Aired	tvN, Prime Video, Apple TV, Hulu, iQIYI, Netflix, WeTV
Cast	Lee Jun Ki, Moon Chae Won, Jang Hee Jin, Seo Hyun Woo

Next, there is Lee Jun Ki's Korean drama titled FLOWER OF EVIL. This drama tells the story of the life of Baek Hee Sung (Lee Jun Ki) and Cha Ji Won (Moon Chae Woon) who are a married couple and have a daughter. Unbeknownst to them, Baek Hee Sung is hiding his identity and past as a killer and the son of a serial killer.

When a magazine reports on the case again, Baek Hee Sung's past, whose real name is Do Hyeon Su, becomes a public discussion. His high school friend who is a reporter brings up the case. The complexity of this story is clearly interesting to follow.

 

3. LAWLESS LAWYER (2018)

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Rating	8.3 by 22,619 users Mydramalist
Durasi	1 hour 6 minutes
Episode	16
Aired	tvN, Apple TV, iQIYI, Viki, WeTV, Netflix
Cast	Lee Jun Ki, Seo Yea Ji, Lee Hye Young, Choi Min Soo

LAWLESS LAWYER is also one of Lee Jun Ki's Korean dramas that you should follow. This thriller genre drama tells the story of a lawyer named Bong Sang-Pil who wants to avenge his mother's death. Previously, Bo Sang Pil was a gang member, but he managed to become a top-notch lawyer who used legal loopholes to fight his enemies.

Bo Sang Pil meets a female lawyer named Ha Jae Yi (Seo Ye Ji). They work together to establish a law firm called Lawless. Jae Yi and Sang Pil unite to fight against the injustice committed by a corrupt judge named Cha Moon Sook and her colleagues.

 

4. MOON LOVERS: SCARLET HEART RYEO (2016)

Rating	8.6/10 - 9,896 votes Imdb
Durasi	60 minutes
Episode	20
Aired	SBS, Netflix, Prime Video
Cast	Lee Jun Ki, IU, Kang Ha Neul

Speaking of Lee Jun Ki's Korean dramas, it is incomplete without mentioning MOON LOVERS: SCARLET HEART RYEO. The story in this drama is adapted from a novel by Chinese author Tong Hua. With the background of the Goryeo Dynasty, this drama tells the life of a girl named Hae Soo (IU) who is suddenly thrown from modern times to the Goryeo Dynasty.

She gets caught up in the conflict between the Wang family princes. Hae Soo then falls in love with one of the princes who is feared by many, Wang Soo (Lee Joon Ki). Of course, their story is very interesting for you to follow.

 

5. THE SCHOLAR WHO WALKS THE NIGHT (2015)

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Rating	7.8 by 12,657 users Mydramalist
Durasi	60 minutes
Episodes	20
Air Date	MBC, Viki, Netflix
Cast	Lee Jun Ki, Lee Yoo Bi, Shim Chang Min, Lee Soo Hyuk

Equally fascinating as before, THE SCHOLAR WHO WALKS THE NIGHT is also one of Lee Jun Ki's Korean dramas that cannot be missed. The drama, adapted from a webtoon of the same title, tells the story of the life of vampires and is set in the Joseon Dynasty. It is told that a student named Kim Sung Yeol (Lee Jun Ki) meets Jo Yang Sun (Lee Yoo Bi), a woman who disguises herself as a man and sells books.

Sung Yeol is a vampire haunted by the death of his lover named Lee Myung Hee (Kim So Eun). An unexpected event occurs when Sung Yeol meets a woman in the present who looks very similar to Lee Myung Hee, namely Choi Hye Ryung (Kim So Eun), a noble princess. On the other hand, there is also an evil vampire named Gwi (Lee Soo Hyuk) who tries to prevent Crown Prince Lee Yun (Shim Chang Min) from ascending the throne. The fight between Sung Yeol and Gwi is inevitable.

 

6. GUNMAN IN JOSEON (2014)

Rating	7.7 by 3,535 users Mydramalist
Durasi	1 hour 10 minutes
Episodes	22
Air Date	KBS2, KBS World, Viki
Cast	Lee Jun Ki, Nam Sang Mi, Han Joo Wan, Jeon Hye Bin

Next, there is a recommendation for Lee Jun Ki's Korean drama titled GUNMAN IN JOSEON. Set against the backdrop of Emperor Gojong's reign, this drama tells the story of a time of great change and rapid modernization. The story is also colored by conflict between two political groups, Sugu (conservative) and Kaehwa (enlightenment).

Lee Jun Ki himself plays the character of Park Yoon Kang, the last swordsman of the Joseon Dynasty era. After his father dies and his younger sister becomes a slave, Yoon Kang uses a new weapon from the West, namely a rifle. Using the rifle as a tool of revenge, he becomes a hero to the people.

 

7. TWO WEEKS (2013)

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Rating	8.5 by 9,445 users Mydramalist
Durasi	1 hour 8 minutes
Episodes	16
Aired	MBC, Viki, Netflix
Starring	Lee Jun Ki, Kim So Yeon, Ryu Soo Young, Park Ha Sun

There is also another Lee Jun Ki Korean drama recommendation called TWO WEEKS. In general, this drama tells the story of Jang Tae San (Lee Jun Ki). He is a man who lives alone without parents, siblings, wife, or children. Tae San also has nothing, including money, honor, or love. One day, he was framed for a murder case. Furthermore, it was also revealed that Tae San has a daughter who suffers from leukemia.

Within two weeks, Tae San struggles to save his daughter, Soo Jin (Lee Chae Mi). He goes for a blood test and finds out that his bone marrow matches his daughter's. Tae San prepares to undergo a transplant operation within two weeks. However, unexpected events happen again.

Well, KLovers, those are a series of the latest and best Lee Jun Ki Korean drama recommendations that are worth watching.

 

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