Gong Yoo to Park Seo Joon, Meet these 10/10 Charming Stars With a Dash of Quirk

The Instagram account of The Swoon Netflix has shared some iconic main leads that have stolen our hearts, not with their charms but with the quirks that come with their characters. From Gong Yoo in Goblin: The Lonely Guardian, Song Joong-ki in Vincenzo to Park Seo-joon in What’s Wrong With Secretary Kim, this post highlights the perfect male leads that aren’t so perfect after all.

The Instagram post starts off with Jang Ki-young‘s character Shin Woo-yeo in My Roommate Is A Gumiho with his mesmerising beauty. However, the rumours say that the gumiho will eat your liver which will scare you away. Next, is the beautiful Song Kang playing the role of Park Jae-eon in Nevertheless who just can’t stop going around flirting and has always got butterflies swooning around.

While dating an army officer as charming as Hyun Bin can be a dream, things aren’t perfect when you are stuck in a forever long-distance relationship like in Crash Landing On You. An army officer in the present may not have the time for you, but the one in the present is a little too old. Gong Yoo as Kim Shin has all the time in the world and is perfect from every angle, except the age gap of more than 900 years. So what if we go for a consigliere from the mafia and take to the bad side? Well then meet his only friend- a pigeon. Doesn’t really go with the whole bad boy persona of Song Joong-Ki in Vincenzo but that is the reality.

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Let’s move on from the extreme people and come to a successful CEO who is the perfect man, but is he really? Ahn Hyo-seop was perfect in Business Proposal except that he was too confident and proposed too fast, this is enough to scare any girl away. But what if there’s someone normal but not so normal as Lee Min-ho in Legend of the Blue Sea. I mean what could go wrong with a conman turned civil servant? Absolutely nothing except that it is Lee Min-ho playing the role, shining his beauty on all of us throughout the show.

While our perfect male leads till now have not been able to avoid their quirks, the last on the list is none other than the perfect Park Seo-joon as Lee Young-joon. And his only quirk? He knows that he is perfect (*insert hair flip*).

Check out the charms of Gong Yoo to Park Seo-joon on Instagram

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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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