5 Best Lee Joon-gi Kdramas You Must Watch

Our favourite Flower of Evil actor turns 40 today. Lee Joon-gi, with his evergreen charms, is one of the top Hallyu stars and is known for his work in historic Kdramas and action thrillers. He has made a comeback with yet another thriller, Again My Life, in 2022. Here is the list of the best Lee Joon-gi Kdramas if you are looking for more of the actor’s works.

Lee Joon-gi Kdramas

List of Lee Joon-gi Kdramas You Must Watch

Moon Lovers: Scarlet Heart Ryeo

A 2016 historic Kdrama, Moon Lovers: Scarlet Heart Ryeo has a big star cast of Lee Joon-gi, IU, Kang Han-eul, Baekhyun and Nam Joo-hyuk. A young woman from the 21st Century travels back to Goryeo Dynasty after drowning in a lake. She wakes up in the body of Hae-soo in the year 941 around many princes of the Wang family. She gets involved in the palace politics and the rivalry among the princes after she falls in love with the aloof fourth prince Wang So. Check out the trailer here.

The drama is available to watch on Viki.

Lawless Lawyer

Lawless Lawyer is one of the highest-rated Kdramas of all time. Lee Joon-gi stars as Bong Sang-pil, a gangster-turned lawyer who uses loopholes in the law and physical power when needed to win the lawsuits. He wants to avenge his mother’s death from Cha Moon-sook and Ahn Oh-joo. He joins hands with Ha Jae-yi, a suspended lawyer and opens a law firm. Ha Jae-yi played by Seo Yea-ji is a righteous lawyer and an independent woman whose mother had to flee the country because she was a witness to Sang-pil’s mother’s murder. Both of them fight against the corrupt system together. Check out the trailer here.

The drama is available to watch on Viki.

Also Read: 5 Best Nam Joo-hyuk Kdramas That You Shouldn’t Miss

Again My Life

Again My Life is a 2022 thriller Kdrama based on the webtoon of the same name. Prosecutor Kim Hee-woo is murdered by a politician, Cho Tae-seub but he gets a second chance at life to bring justice not only to him but to many others. As Hee-woo goes back in time, he saves the lives of many people and builds a squad to fight against Cho Tae-seub. The Kdrama co-stars Lee Geung-young, Kim Ji-eun and Jung Sang-hoon. Check out the trailer here.

The drama is available to watch on Viki.

Flower of Evil

Co-starring Moon Chae-won, Jang Hee-jin and Seo Hyun-woo, Flower of Evil is a 2020 suspense Kdrama. Baek Hee-sung is happily married to Cha Ji-won and they have a daughter together. Ji-won is a detective and while investigating serial murders, she discovers the hidden reality of her perfect husband. The secret unfolds as the series move ahead. Check out the trailer here.

The drama is available to watch on Viki and Netflix.

Also Read: Business Proposal to Our Beloved Summer: Kdramas With Best OSTs in 2022

Criminal Minds

Based on the American TV series of the same name, Criminal Minds follows the story of crime investigators. Highly trained professionals from the National Criminal Investigation (NCI) join the Violent Crimes Unit to investigate a serial murder case. Lee Joon-gi plays the role of Kim Hyun-joon, a harsh police officer who was transferred from the bomb disposal team after a tragic incident. This Kdrama also features Son Hyun-joo, Moon Chae-won, Lee Sun-bin, Go Yoon and Kim Yeong-cheol. Check out the trailer here.

The drama is available to watch on Viu.

Which is your favourite Kdrama of the actor?

Also Read: AGAIN MY LIFE EPISODE 4 RECAP: LEE JOON-GI AND JUNG SANG-HOON STRATEGIZE AGAINST CHO TAE-SEUB

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