Difficult to Hate, Here are 5 Anti-Hero Male Characters Who Captivate in Korean Dramas

Kapanlagi.com - Korean dramas not only present sweet and kind-hearted men in the romantic genre. Because anti-hero characters also attract attention and are always discussed.

Although their characters are difficult to predict and their morals need to be questioned, usually these individuals firmly hold onto their principles and do not forget human values. It is their charm that makes the storyline even more exciting. Here are some male anti-hero characters in Korean dramas with great action skills that will make it difficult to hate them.

1. Vincenzo Cassano di Vincenzo

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As an advisor to the Italian mafia group, Vincenzo (Song Joong Ki) believes that crime should be fought with crime, so he is accustomed to killing and punishing his enemies. Although he initially appears to be aloof and intimidating, Vincenzo also has a comedic side that makes him even more charming. The kindness of the residents of Geumga Plaza slowly begins to melt his cold heart.

2. Do Hyeon-su in Flower of Evil

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Flower of Evil follows the life of Do Hyeon-su (Lee Jun Ki) who hides his dark past from his wife, who is a detective. Acting like the perfect husband, the truth about his true identity begins to unravel when his wife investigates a series of murders related to him. Hyeon-su may appear as a dangerous man without emotions, but his appearance will change to warmth when he is facing his daughter.

3. Seo Jeong-hu in Healer

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Healer tells the story of Seo Jeong-hu (Ji Chang Wook), a 'courier' who is paid a high price to do illegal things. Jeong-hu lives in a secret hiding place and only communicates with his colleague, who is a hacker. Despite being anti-social, his skills in carrying out tasks will amaze you. He is willing to do anything except murder in order to save money and buy a private island.

4. Na I-je in Doctor Prisoner

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Na I-je (Namkoong Min) is a doctor with a ruined career after being accused of malpractice. He eventually works in a prison to seek revenge for his mother and other patients who died due to the actions of a wealthy family. Similar to Vincenzo, Na I-je also uses cunning tactics to defeat his enemies.

5. Kim Tae-hyun in Yong Pal

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Kim Tae-hyun (Joo Won) is a surgeon who works as a paid doctor for corrupt officials and criminals in need of medical attention. Tae-hyun joins a group of other immoral doctors to care for a comatose heir medically. He agrees to help the heir who offers him a sum of money to help him escape from the hospital. Tae-hyun may not be a moral doctor, but he does everything to pay his sister's medical bills.

So, which anti-hero character do you like the most? Watch all their actions on Netflix!

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