Extraordinary Attorney Woo Star Park Eun-bin’s Other Korean Dramas You Must Watch ASAP!

Extraordinary Attorney Woo has been a wonderful journey for us Kdrama watchers and there is no doubt that we have really loved the show. However, the beautiful and talented Park Eun-bin who played the protagonist Woo Young-woo is one of the biggest reasons we loved this show.

Park Eun-bin has really wowed us with her amazing performance as a genius lawyer on the autism spectrum, and we know that this was no easy role. She herself has stated in one of the interviews that the amount of time and effort she has put into this role is more than any other character that she has performed.

If you don’t already know about the show then it is a legal Kdrama that revolves around a genius lawyer Woo Young-woo who is on the autism spectrum. She is given the chance to work for one of the biggest law firms but her differences make things hard for her. However, our genius lawyer makes her way through the various lawsuits and helps solve them in her own peculiar way.

You can watch this amazingly beautiful Kdrama on Netflix.

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Having said that, while this has been among her best performances, Park Eun-bin is a versatile actor who has amazed us with her talent again and again. While Extraordinary Attorney Woo has stolen our hearts, we have to check out this Kdrama of the star who wooed us with her talent!

Now without anything more, here are five Kdrama of Park Eun-bin that must watch soon!

Extraordinary Attorney Woo’s Park Eun-bin’s Kdramas to Watch!

The King’s Affection

Park Eun-bin’s spectacular performance in The King’s Affection is no secret and she exudes with superiority in this Kdrama in every scene. She is able to bring out the gender-bender character that she is playing that looks so easy and natural that gets us sucked into the drama.

The King’s Affection revolves around twins born in the royal family which is seen as an ominous sign. However, the girl is made to escape the palace only to reappear years later as the palace maid. However, after the death of the crown prince, her brother, she is made to take her brother’s place. But with the return of her first love, what will be the fate for the disguised princess?

Watch The King’s Affection on Netflix.

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Do You Like Brahms?

A breathtaking cast can take away attention from any plot. Park Eun-bin once again showed that there is no joke when it comes to acting and she can show emotions that will leave you amazed. The emotions and expressions that she has shown in this Kdrama are really not one to miss.

Do You Like Brahms? revolves around a music enthusiast Song-ah who, despite her family’s opposition, gets accepted into a music school where she is seven years older than her peers. On the other hand, a talented pianist has to keep his distance from the woman he loves when he meets Song-ah.

Watch Do You Like Brahms? on Netflix.

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Hot Stove League

We can say that Park Eun-bin is capable of performing any role that she has been given and this drama is just another one of her dramas that will steal our hearts. The passionate and hardworking character that works hard for her baseball team is what she portrays in this Kdrama and makes our blood boil with the same passion for the team.

Hot Stove League revolves around a major league baseball team that has to show what they have got after their loss. A hardworking head of the management team for this baseball team and an unlucky general manager then come together to make sure that this team proves the world wrong by taking the championship.

Watch Hot Stove League on Netflix.

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Age of Youth

Last on this list is Park Eun-bin playing the character of a weird housemate with a wonderful heart who can light up any scene on this show. The actor just keeps on proving why she is amazing and why we should watch her dramas. This role of a wonderful friend with an inferiority complex is like someone we might know in life, and the actor is quite good at catching the emotions of this role.

Age of Youth revolves around five housemates with particular personalities and different backgrounds who have got their own problems that they are struggling with. The story of their everyday lives and how they deal with their issues is what we see in this drama.

Watch Age of Youth on Netflix.

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Riya Singh
Riya Singh
Riya Singh has a Bachelors in English and a Masters in Psychology. She's a K-drama enthusiast and has a writing experience of more than 2 years.

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