6 K-Dramas With Characters That Have Double Lives

One of the most fun things about K-dramas is watching a character live a completely different life behind everyone’s back. Whether they’re hiding a secret identity, pretending to be someone they’re not, or keeping a major part of their life hidden, these characters always make things more interesting. Sometimes the double life leads to romance, while other times it brings plenty of twists and suspense.

Here are some K-dramas featuring characters who have a whole other side to them.

1. “Agent Kim Reactivated”

Agent Kim (So Ji Sub), a former spy, is living a quiet life as a single father. He is forced back into action when his daughter Min Ji (Seo Su Min) is kidnapped as a result of a school bully. With his secret finally exposed, he’ll stop at nothing to save the person he loves most.

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So Ji Sub is great at playing characters with a tougher side, and this role gives him a chance to bring that intensity back to the screen. It’s especially fun seeing him go from a quiet single dad to a highly skilled former spy when his daughter is in danger. The fight scenes are definitely worth watching (and rewatching!), but it’s also the contrast between his everyday life and his dangerous past that makes Agent Kim such a fun character to watch.

2. “Kill It”

Jang Ki Yong stars as Kim Soo Hyun, a veterinarian by day and an assassin by night. When Do Hyung Jin (Nana) moves into the same building that Soo Hyun’s animal hospital is in, she tries to befriend him. Soo Hyun’s cold exterior doesn’t stop Hyun Jin from approaching him and turning to him for help. Soon, the two realize that their childhoods are intertwined with each other and that they are both trying to discover the same secrets.

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What makes this series especially interesting is how different it is from Jang Ki Yong’s other projects. He does a great job balancing Soo Hyun’s two very different sides. As a veterinarian, he is quiet, gentle, and caring with animals, but his life as an assassin brings out a much colder and more dangerous side. Watching him switch between these two identities is what makes Soo Hyun such an intriguing character, especially as more of his mysterious past is revealed.

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3. “Flower of Evil”

In this mystery thriller, Baek Hee Sung (Lee Joon Gi) is a perfect husband and doting father to a little girl. To the visible eye he is perfect, but there’s another life he leads; one filled with murder, deceit, and lies. His wife Cha Ji Won (Moon Chae Won) is a detective and is in the midst of a cat-and-mouse hunt that will lead her to her husband as the prime suspect.

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This is undoubtedly one of Lee Joon Gi’s best roles. He does such a great job of making Hee Sung’s two sides feel completely different, from the loving husband and father to the man hiding a dark and complicated past. The suspense keeps you hooked, but it’s the emotional side of his relationship with Ji Won that makes the story hit even harder. Watching her slowly get closer to the truth about her husband while he tries to protect the life they built together makes this K-drama incredibly hard to stop watching.

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4. “Healer”

Night courier Seo Jung Hoo, known as “Healer” (Ji Chang Wook), becomes connected to reporter Chae Young Shin (Park Min Young) while uncovering hidden truths from the past. As they work together to chase justice, they find themselves caught in a dangerous mystery tied to their pasts.

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Ji Chang Wook is so much fun to watch in this drama, especially because Jung Hoo has such a different side to him when he’s working as Healer. His awkward and shy alter ego, Park Bong Soo, allows Ji Chang Wook to show a softer side of his character, especially as Young Shin starts getting closer to him without realizing who he really is. The double life, mystery, action, and romance all come together so well, which is a big part of why “Healer” has remained such a beloved K-drama and is still worth rewatching today.

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5. “City Hunter”

In “City Hunter,” Lee Min Ho plays a character named Lee Yoon Sung, who goes undercover at the Blue House as an IT expert so that he can follow through with his father’s plan for revenge. There he meets Kim Na Na (Park Min Young), who works as a bodyguard. The two of them form an alliance as they realize that their plans for revenge are similar. In the process, they engage in a passionate romance.

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Lee Min Ho is great as Yoon Sung, especially as he has to keep up his seemingly normal life at the Blue House while secretly carrying out his father’s revenge plan. There’s a lot of emotional weight behind his mission, as he has to hide his true identity and keep the people he cares about at a distance, including Na Na. As their relationship grows, Yoon Sung begins to question whether revenge is worth sacrificing his chance at happiness. “City Hunter” has plenty of action and romance, but it’s Yoon Sung’s emotional struggle between revenge and love that makes the drama so memorable.

6. “A Bona Fide Killer”

Yoo Bo Na (Kong Hyo Jin) is a loving wife and mother who has a secret life as a highly skilled assassin known as “Kingfisher.” After taking three years off to raise her daughter, she returns to her dangerous job while trying to balance it with her family life. Meanwhile, her husband Kwon Tae Sung (Jung Jun Won) is a newspaper reporter who is assigned to investigate the mysterious Kingfisher, completely unaware that the killer he’s searching for is actually his wife.

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When Kong Hyo Jin takes on a project, you can almost guarantee she’ll deliver a memorable performance, and “A Bona Fide Killer” is no exception. This is a very different role from many of her past projects, but through the character of Bo Na, she gets to show off a much more action-oriented side, including some impressive fight scenes. Kong Hyo Jin makes her double life feel completely believable, switching from a warm and playful wife and mother to a calm and fearless assassin. It’s so entertaining watching her take on these two sides.

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12 K-Dramas Which Serve Dark Comedy With A Slice Of Entertainment

K-dramas have never been afraid to find humor in uncomfortable places. From dysfunctional families and marital warfare to murder, revenge, and desperate struggles for survival, black comedy allows these dramas to explore the darker side of life without taking themselves too seriously. The humor can be absurd, satirical, or downright macabre, often making the characters’ increasingly outrageous situations even more entertaining.

If you enjoy stories where morally complicated characters find themselves in situations that keep spiralling out of control, these dramas offer plenty of dark laughs alongside their thrills.

“The Affair Was Just the Beginning”

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Kyung Hee (Kim Hye Soo) is a successful CEO of an interior design company and a popular influencer who has built an image of a happy, successful family with her husband Jae Hong (Kim Ji Hun). Their seemingly perfect life is disrupted when they become entangled with their neighbors, dermatologist Soo Jung (Cho Yeo Jeong) and her ex-husband Bo Sung (Kim Jae Chul), who are locked in a bitter divorce battle. A secret involving the two families sets off a chain reaction that makes an ordinary affair seem almost trivial.

The drama takes the familiar ingredients of marital secrets and neighborhood rivalry and pushes them into increasingly outrageous territory. The contrast between the polished public images these characters maintain and the chaos unfolding behind closed doors makes for a deliciously dark comedy.

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“Mad Concrete Dreams”

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Ki Su Jong (Ha Jung Woo) is the owner of Seyun Building, but mounting debts and problems with his property leave him struggling to hold onto the life he has built for his family. His friend, Min Hwal Seong (Kim Jun Han), desperate to solve his own financial problems, draws him into a fake kidnapping scheme. Kim Seon (Lim Soo Jung), Su Jong’s strong-willed wife, tries to protect their family as the situation spirals, while Yo Na (Shim Eun Kyung), a ruthless operative, has her own interest in Su Jong’s building.

What begins as a desperate attempt to solve a financial problem quickly turns into a dangerous mess. The drama finds its black humor in ordinary people making increasingly terrible decisions while trying to escape problems that only keep getting bigger.

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“The Escape of the Seven”

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The disappearance of a young girl brings together seven people whose lives are already tangled in lies, ambition, and betrayal. Geum Ra Hee (Hwang Jung Eum) is an aggressive drama production company CEO and the girl’s biological mother. Min Do Hyuk (Lee Joon) is a former gangster, while Han Mo Ne (Lee Yoo Bi) is an aspiring idol whose seemingly perfect life hides a web of lies. Cha Joo Ran (Shin Eun Kyung) is a doctor whose relationship with wealthy businessman Bang Chil Sung (Lee Deok Hwa) is driven by money. At the center of the mystery is Matthew Lee (Uhm Ki Joon), the mysterious head of a major mobile platform company.

This is melodrama pushed to deliberately outrageous extremes. Lies, revenge, murder, and betrayal keep escalating, creating a story that’s so excessive that its sheer unpredictability becomes part of the dark fun.

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“Bittersweet Hell”

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Noh Young Won (Kim Hee Sun) is a successful psychiatrist whose carefully constructed family life begins to fall apart. Her mother-in-law, Hong Sa Kang (Lee Hye Young), is a mystery writer with her own secrets, while Young Won’s husband Choi Jae Jin (Kim Nam Hee) and a mysterious young woman, Lee Se Na (Yeonwoo), become part of the increasingly complicated situation.

At its heart, this is a story about a family that looks perfect from the outside but is riddled with secrets. The increasingly bizarre battle between family members gives the thriller a wickedly comedic edge.

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“The Kidnapping Day”

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Kim Myung Joon (Yoon Kye Sang) is a financially desperate father who agrees to kidnap Choi Ro Hee (Jeon Yu Na), the daughter of a wealthy family, in order to pay for his own daughter’s medical treatment. But Ro Hee is no ordinary kidnapping victim. After losing her memory, the remarkably intelligent girl becomes an unexpected partner to her inexperienced kidnapper. Detective Park Sang Yoon (Park Sung Hoon) investigates the case, while Myung Joon’s ex-wife Seo Hye Eun (Kim Shin Rok) is also caught up in the story.

The unlikely relationship between a bumbling kidnapper and an exceptionally clever child gives this thriller much of its humor. The story gradually becomes more than a crime plot, mixing mystery, emotion, and dark comedy.

“Fifties Professionals”

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Jung Ho Myung (Shin Ha Kyun), Bong Je Soon (Oh Jung Se) and Kang Beom Ryong (Heo Sung Tae) were once at the top of their respective fields. After a mysterious incident forced them into exile on Yeongseon Island, the three men have spent years away from the action. A new turn of events brings their old skills back into play as they set out to uncover the truth about what happened a decade earlier. Ma Gong Bok (Lee Hak Joo) is among the characters connected to their story.

The drama mixes action with comedy built around three middle-aged men being pulled back into a world they thought they had left behind. Their age, past reputations, and very different present-day lives create plenty of opportunities for humor.

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“The Penthouse”

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Set in the ultra-luxurious Hera Palace, the show revolves around three women from very different backgrounds. Shim Soo Ryeon (Lee Ji Ah) is the elegant woman at the top of the social hierarchy. Cheon Seo Jin (Kim So Yeon) is a wealthy, ambitious soprano who will go to extraordinary lengths to protect her status, while Oh Yoon Hee (Eugene) comes from a poor background and is determined to enter the world of high society for her daughter. Joo Dan Tae (Uhm Ki Joon), Soo Ryeon’s husband, is a wealthy businessman with his own ruthless ambitions.

“The Penthouse” is melodrama at its most excessive, with revenge, murder, betrayal, and social ambition constantly raising the stakes. Its outrageous twists and larger-than-life characters make even its darkest moments strangely entertaining.

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“A Killer Paradox”

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Lee Tang (Choi Woo Shik) is an ordinary young man whose life changes after he accidentally kills someone. He soon discovers that the people he kills may themselves be criminals, leading him down an increasingly dangerous path. Detective Jang Nan Gam (Son Suk Ku) begins investigating the murders, while former detective Song Chon (Lee Hee Joon) is also hunting Lee Tang.

The drama takes the familiar serial killer thriller and gives it an absurd moral premise: what if the victims really are people who deserve punishment? Its deadpan humor, strange situations, and morally ambiguous characters make it an unusual black comedy.

“Vincenzo”

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Vincenzo Cassano (Song Joong Ki) is a Korean-born Italian mafia consigliere who returns to Korea and becomes involved in a battle against a powerful conglomerate. Lawyer Hong Cha Young (Jeon Yeo Been) becomes his ally, while Jang Joon Woo (Taecyeon), who initially appears harmless, hides a very different personality. Together, they take on a ruthless corporate enemy using methods that are anything but conventional.

“Vincenzo” mixes mafia drama, revenge, and courtroom battles with broad, often deliberately absurd comedy. The eccentric residents of Geumga Plaza add another layer of humor to a story where the line between hero and villain is intentionally blurred.

“Agent Kim Reactivated”

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Manager Kim (So Ji Sub) appears to be an ordinary office worker and a devoted single father to teenage daughter Kim Min Ji (Seo Su Min). But when Min Ji goes missing, his carefully hidden past comes to light: he was once a highly skilled agent.

The biggest source of fun is the contrast between Manager Kim’s quiet life as an ordinary father and the lethal operative he has kept hidden. The transformation from mild-mannered dad to highly trained agent gives this action thriller plenty of comedic moments.

“Mask Girl”

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Kim Mo Mi is an ordinary office worker who has always dreamed of performing but is deeply insecure about her appearance. At night, she becomes “Mask Girl,” an anonymous internet broadcaster who hides her face behind a mask. The character is played by three actresses at different stages of her life: Lee Han Byeol portrays Mo Mi before plastic surgery, Nana plays her after surgery, and Go Hyun Jung portrays her later in life.

“Mask Girl” uses dark humor to explore beauty standards, loneliness, obsession, and the desire to be seen. Its increasingly twisted story turns an ordinary woman’s secret online identity into a disturbing chain of events.

“Family Matters”

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Han Young Soo (Bae Doona), Baek Chul Hee (Ryoo Seung Bum), Baek Kang Seong (Baek Yoon Sik), Baek Ji Hoon (Lomon), and Baek Ji Woo (Lee Su Hyun) appear to be an ordinary family, but they are actually a group of people with extraordinary abilities who escaped from a facility where they were subjected to brutal training. They now live together while trying to maintain the appearance of a normal family and protect themselves from dangerous criminals. Young Soo also has the ability to manipulate memories.

The idea of a dysfunctional surrogate family with superpowers already gives the drama an unusual comedic streak. Add violent criminals and extraordinary abilities, and “Family Matters” becomes a quirky mix of thriller, crime, and dark humor.

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Puja Talwar is a Soompi writer with a strong Jing Bo Ran and Lee Junho bias. A long time K-drama fan, she loves devising alternate scenarios to the narratives. She has interviewed Lee Min Ho, Gong Yoo, Cha Eun Woo, and Ji Chang Wook to name a few. You can follow her on @puja_talwar7 on Instagram.

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8 K-Dramas With Invincible And Overpowered Characters

We often meet characters who are just invincible. Whether they have superhuman strength, years of elite combat training, supernatural abilities, insider knowledge, or a mind that is always several steps ahead, these protagonists seem to have an answer for every situation. They may be fighting criminals, taking down powerful corporations, seeking revenge, or simply trying to protect the people they love, but one thing is certain: you never want to be on the opposing side. Here are some K-dramas featuring characters who can seemingly win in any scenario and are just impossible to beat.

“Agent Kim Reactivated”

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Manager Kim (So Ji Sub) is an ordinary single father who works at a small bank while raising his teenage daughter, Min Ji (Seo Su Min). But Kim has a secret past: he was once a highly skilled black-ops agent who carried out dangerous missions and is now forced to reactivate his old skills when his daughter goes missing. As he sets out to find her, his quiet, unassuming persona gives way to the lethal operative he once was.

So Ji Sub gets to play both a mild-mannered father and an exceptionally capable action hero, making the transformation one of the drama’s biggest draws. The combination of action, comedy, family emotion, and a hero who knows exactly how to handle himself makes this a fun choice for fans of overpowered protagonists.

“Teach You a Lesson”

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Na Hwa Jin (Kim Moo Yul), an official with the Educational Rights Protection Bureau, is sent to schools where teachers have lost control and students have become increasingly violent and powerful. Given the authority to intervene using unconventional methods, Hwa Jin takes on bullies, delinquent students, corrupt adults, and broken systems that others have been unable to deal with.

Hwa Jin is the kind of character who walks into a situation knowing exactly how to take control of it. His intelligence, physical ability, and willingness to go beyond conventional methods make his confrontations particularly satisfying for viewers. Kim Moo Yul has the swag as he plays an unstoppable yet charming character who puts the arrogant villains in their place with flamboyant ease.

“A Bona Fide Killer”

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Yu Bo Na (Kong Hyo Jin) is a devoted wife and mother. Her life is seemingly ordinary, as she manages home and her job as an office worker. But the truth is that there is nothing ordinary about this mom. She is Kingfisher, a legendary assassin known for her deadly accuracy and one-shot, one-kill ability.

After taking three years off to raise her daughter, Bo Na returns to her dangerous profession while attempting to maintain her peaceful family life. The situation becomes complicated when her husband, reporter Kwon Tae Sung (Jung Jun Won), is assigned to investigate the mysterious assassin known as Kingfisher — without realizing that the woman he is looking for is his own wife.

The idea of a working mother secretly being one of the world’s most dangerous assassins is reason enough to tune in. Kong Hyo Jin’s contrast between Bo Na’s warm domestic persona and her cold, highly skilled assassin alter ego makes her a fascinating addition to the list.

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“Reborn Rich”

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Yoon Hyun Woo (Song Joong Ki), a loyal employee who has devoted years to serving the wealthy Soonyang family, is brutally killed and betrayed by the very people he worked for. He wakes up in 1987 in the body of Jin Do Joon, the youngest grandson of the Soonyang family. With all of his memories from his previous life intact, Do Joon uses his knowledge of the future to manipulate events, accumulate wealth, and plot his revenge against the family that betrayed him.

Do Joon’s superpower is knowledge. He knows which companies will succeed, which events will change the economy, and how the Soonyang family operates from the inside. Song Joong Ki makes for the perfect baby-faced assassin, who calculatingly uses the intel to outsmart people far more powerful than him.

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“Taxi Driver”

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Kim Do Gi (Lee Je Hoon) is a former special forces officer whose life changes after his mother is murdered. He joins Rainbow Taxi, a secret organization that provides a revenge service for victims who have been failed by the law. Working with a team of skilled specialists, Do Gi goes undercover, adopts different identities, infiltrates criminal organizations, and takes down people who believe they are untouchable.

Kim Do Gi is practically the definition of an overpowered protagonist. His military training, combat skills, intelligence, disguises, and ability to remain calm under pressure make him incredibly satisfying to watch, especially when he walks into seemingly impossible situations and finds a way to turn the tables. Lee Je Hoon hits the ball out of the park with his performance.

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“Strong Woman Do Bong Soon”

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Do Bong Soon (Park Bo Young) is a young woman born with superhuman strength that has been passed down through the women in her family. Although she dreams of becoming a game developer and initially tries to keep her powers hidden, her incredible strength catches the attention of Ahn Min Hyuk (Park Hyung Sik), the CEO of a gaming company who hires her as his bodyguard after receiving death threats. Meanwhile, detective In Guk Doo (Ji Soo), Bong Soon’s childhood friend and crush, is also investigating a kidnapper whose path crosses Bong Soon’s.

Bong Soon is the ultimate combination of adorable and unstoppable. Watching her casually overpower groups of gangsters while trying to navigate romance, work, and everyday life gives the drama its unique charm, while Park Bo Young and Park Hyung Sik’s chemistry adds another reason to watch the show.

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“Tale of the Nine-Tailed”

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Lee Yeon (Lee Dong Wook) is a nearly 1000-year-old gumiho (nine-tailed fox) and former mountain spirit who now lives among humans. He works to eliminate supernatural beings that threaten the human world while searching for the reincarnation of his first love, who looks exactly like Nam Ji Ah (Jo Bo Ah). Ji Ah a fearless television producer who becomes increasingly convinced that Lee Yeon is not human. As supernatural forces resurface and Lee Yeon becomes entangled with his half-brother, Lee Rang (Kim Bum), he must protect Ji Ah while confronting an ancient enemy.

Lee Yeon has lived for centuries and possesses extraordinary supernatural abilities, making him almost impossible to defeat. His combination of power, experience, supernatural knowledge, and unwavering devotion to Ji Ah makes him one of the most compelling overpowered characters on the list. And Lee Dong Wook’s on-screen dynamism is an added bonus.

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“Vincenzo”

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Vincenzo Cassano (Song Joong Ki) is a Korean-Italian lawyer and a former Mafia consigliere who returns to Korea after a conflict within his organization. He gets involved with Hong Cha Young (Jeon Yeo Been), a sharp and unconventional lawyer. Together they take on the powerfully corrupt Babel Group and its psychotic heir. Given Vincenzo’s sharp skill and networks, the two use methods that are far from conventional.

Vincenzo relies on his legal expertise, strategic intelligence, Mafia connections, and willingness to play dirty when necessary to bring down enemies who believe they are above the law. Vincenzo may not have supernatural powers, but he is just as formidable. He is always several moves ahead of his enemies, and watching him devise increasingly elaborate ways to outsmart and dismantle powerful villains is one of the drama’s biggest pleasures. Add Song Joong Ki’s charisma, dark humor, romance, and an eccentric ensemble cast, and you have an irresistibly entertaining antihero drama.

Puja Talwar is a Soompi writer with a strong Yoo Yeon Seok and Lee Junho bias. A long time K-drama fan, she loves devising alternate scenarios to the narratives. She has interviewed Lee Min Ho, Gong Yoo, Cha Eun Woo, and Ji Chang Wook to name a few. You can follow her on @puja_talwar7 on Instagram.

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August Drama Brand Reputation Rankings Announced

The Korean Business Research Institute has revealed this month’s brand reputation rankings for dramas!

The rankings were determined through an analysis of the consumer participation, media coverage, interaction, community awareness, and viewership indexes of 21 popular dramas, using big data collected from July 13 to August 13.

“Agent Kim Reactivated” topped this month’s list with a brand reputation index of 8,844,999. High-ranking phrases in the drama’s keyword analysis included “So Ji Sub,” “Yoon Kyung Ho,” and “23 percent viewership ratings,” while its highest-ranking related terms included “thankful,” “happy,” and “gift.” The show’s positivity-negativity analysis revealed a score of 92.64 percent positive reactions.

“A Bona Fide Killer” took second place with a brand reputation index of 6,618,290, while “The Husband” came in third with a score of 6,150,594.

“The East Palace” ranked fourth with a brand reputation index of 5,395,652, and “Spooky in Love” rounded out the top five with a score of 4,705,095.

Check out the top 20 for this month below!

“Agent Kim Reactivated”
“A Bona Fide Killer”
“The Husband”
“The East Palace”
“Spooky in Love”
“Teach You a Lesson”
“Family Register”
“Our Happy Days”
“Love on the Menu”
“The Apartment Job”
“See You at Work Tomorrow!”
“The Affair Was Just the Beginning”
“Dream to You”
“A Shop for Killers 2”
“Flex x Cop 2”
“My Bias, My Boss”
“Our Sticky Love”
“Pearl in Red”
“Pachinko”
“You and Everything Else”

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“The East Palace” And “Agent Kim Reactivated” Top Most Buzzworthy Drama And Actor Rankings

“The East Palace” and “Agent Kim Reactivated” swept the top spots on this week’s rankings of the most buzzworthy dramas and actors!

For the second week in a row, “The East Palace” remained No. 1 on Good Data Corporation’s weekly list of the dramas that generated the most buzz. The company determines each week’s rankings by collecting data from news articles, blog posts, online communities, videos, and social media about dramas that are either currently airing or set to air soon.

In addition to topping the list of the most buzzworthy dramas, “The East Palace” made a strong showing on the list of the most buzzworthy drama cast members, where leads Nam Joo Hyuk and Roh Yoon Seo ranked No. 2 and No. 6 respectively.

No. 1 on the actor list went to So Ji Sub, the star of SBS’s “Agent Kim Reactivated,” which held steady at No. 2 on this week’s drama list. In total, “Agent Kim Reactivated” claimed four of the top 10 spots on this week’s actor list, where Yoon Kyung Ho came in at No. 5, Joo Sang Wook at No. 8, and Choi Dae Hoon at No. 9.

Meanwhile, Disney+’s “A Shop for Killers 2” and its star Lee Dong Wook swept the No. 3 spots on both lists.

tvN’s “Spooky in Love” took No. 4 on the drama list, while its leads Park Eun Bin and Yang Se Jong rose to No. 4 and No. 7 respectively on the actor list.

tvN’s “See You at Work Tomorrow!” maintained its position at No. 5 on the drama list, with star Seo In Guk ranking No. 10 on the actor list.

Finally, KBS 2TV’s new series “Love on the Menu” debuted at No. 10 on the drama list this week.

The top 10 dramas that generated the most buzz this week are as follows:

Netflix “The East Palace”
SBS “Agent Kim Reactivated”
Disney+ “A Shop for Killers 2”
tvN “Spooky in Love”
tvN “See You at Work Tomorrow!”
JTBC “The Apartment Job”
Netflix “Teach You a Lesson”
KBS2 “The Husband”
ENA “Dream to You”
KBS2 “Love on the Menu”

Meanwhile, the top 10 drama actors that generated the most buzz this week are as follows:

So Ji Sub (“Agent Kim Reactivated”)
Nam Joo Hyuk (“The East Palace”)
Lee Dong Wook (“A Shop for Killers 2”)
Park Eun Bin (“Spooky in Love”)
Yoon Kyung Ho (“Agent Kim Reactivated”)
Roh Yoon Seo (“The East Palace”)
Yang Se Jong (“Spooky in Love”)
Joo Sang Wook (“Agent Kim Reactivated”)
Choi Dae Hoon (“Agent Kim Reactivated”)
Seo In Guk (“See You at Work Tomorrow!”)

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Watch: So Ji Sub, Choi Dae Hoon, Yoon Kyung Ho, Seo Su Min, And More Share Heartfelt Goodbyes On Set Of “Agent Kim Reactivated”

SBS’s “Agent Kim Reactivated” has released a making-of video featuring moments from the final filming!

The behind-the-scenes video begins with So Ji Sub and Seo Su Min enjoying a walk in the cherry blossom road. Afterwards, Seo Su Min and Yoon Kyung Ho share their excitement to eat sushi, mentioning how they didn’t eat until now to save room for their stomachs.

So Ji Sub, Choi Dae Hoon, and Yoon Kyung Ho are full of laughter as they film their final scenes, getting playful and creative with their ideas. The final filming is filled with laughter, emotional farewells, and hugs as everyone wraps up filming.

In their closing statements, Yoon Kyung Ho shares, “With Manager Kim (So Ji Sub) and Han Soo (Choi Dae Hoon), I recall the three of us would have fun making ideas together to film scenes.” Choi Dae Hoon remarks, “I’m really grateful to face the end with warm hearts. I’m so sad to let [the character] go.” So Ji Sub comments, “I was happy throughout filming, and I hope the people who watch are also happy.” The three actors express their gratitude to viewers for tuning in to the drama.

Watch the final making-of video below!

“Agent Kim Reactivated” recently came to a successful close with No. 1 ratings.

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Watch: So Ji Sub, Choi Dae Hoon, Yoon Kyung Ho, Joo Sang Wook, And Son Naeun Are Playful On Set Of “Agent Kim Reactivated”

Following the conclusion of “Agent Kim Reactivated,” the drama released a new making-of video for episodes 9 and 10.

In the behind-the-scenes video, Yoon Kyung Ho makes the set laugh with his hilarious ad-libs and commentary. At the end of the scene, the staff thank Son Naeun for her hard work throughout filming. She shares, “It was really enjoyable.” Yoon Kyung Ho and Son Naeun share a little dance in between takes, and Joo Sang Wook brings laughter as he attempts to join despite being tied to the pole.

When So Ji Sub receives the compliment that the way he hits people is cool, So Ji Sub replies, “I want to stop hitting people.” Nevertheless, So Ji Sub impresses with his action scenes. Meanwhile, Choi Dae Hoon makes crying sounds as he sports a fake nosebleed. When asked how many times he got hit, Choi Dae Hoon smiles and jokingly replies, “I didn’t get hit. It started bleeding after I picked my nose.”

So Ji Sub, Choi Dae Hoon, and Yoon Kyung Ho show bright and playful energy as they reunite on set to film together. Choi Dae Hoon and Yoon Kyung Ho stretch to prepare, and So Ji Sub jokes that he just has to stretch his neck today in preparation for getting hit. Alone outside the cage, Joo Sang Wook gets bored and says, “Let me out!”

Despite the difficulty of the physically taxing scene, the actors do their best to showcase an amazing performance. As Choi Dae Hoon and Yoon Kyung Ho monitor the scene, So Ji Sub remarks, “You must be watching something fun.”

Watch the full making-of video below!

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So Ji Sub, Choi Dae Hoon, And Yoon Kyung Ho Dish On Their “Agent Kim Reactivated” Chemistry And Thoughts On Acting

The cast of “Agent Kim Reactivated” has joined allure Korea for a pictorial!

Following the photo shoot, the main trio for “Agent Kim Reactivated”—So Ji Sub, Choi Dae Hoon, and Yoon Kyung Ho—joined allure for an interview to discuss the drama.

So Ji Sub shared, “I found action really fun after doing ‘Mercy for None.’ While thinking what it would be like to do another action project next, I came across ‘Agent Kim Reactivated.’ I was first drawn to the action genre, but the more I read the script, the story within and the desperation of a father who has lost his daughter was powerful.”

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Regarding his co-stars Choi Dae Hoon and Yoon Kyung Ho, So Ji Sub shared, “The two are so good at acting! They’re really great,” discussing how each character brought different energy and how they brightened the set with their chemistry while “creating ordinary moments as ahjussis (old men), old friends, and dads.”

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On his portrayal of non-talkative characters, So Ji Sub remarked, “I think acting that viewers can understand without having to say many lines is good.” He further expressed his desire to take on another noir project as well as a rom-com or romance project befitting his age.

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Choi Dae Hoon commented on the cast’s chemistry, saying, “I didn’t hesitate when I heard the names So Ji Sub and Yoon Kyung Ho.” He continued to dish on the way they actively supported each other on set with ideas on how to portray scenes, saying, “I relied on them a lot. The days we three met, it was really fun to go to work.”

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The actor also picked the first day they all met to film together at a meat grilling restaurant as one of his most memorable moments from filming.

On future ways he want to expand himself, Choi Dae Hoon mentioned how he will take on romance in his upcoming project, saying he wants to try everything he hasn’t yet including romance and noir.

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Yoon Kyung Ho further highlighted their chemistry, talking about the creative ideas they had for presenting together at the 2025 SBS Drama Awards.

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The actor talked about also wearing military uniform for “The Legend of Kitchen Soldier,” emphasizing that the two roles he played are completely different. While Park Jae Young prefers being safe and sound, Park Jin Cheol is the opposite. He also shared that the words of support from Cho Jung Seok on set of “My Daughter Is a Zombie” allowed him to take the spotlight more, facing the camera head-on.

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Choi Dae Hoon and Yoon Kyung Ho gave insight into their experiences as fathers, with Choi Dae Hoon talking about feeling fulfilled when watching his daughter grow, while Yoon Kyung Ho talked about his love for his children and the relatable moments of loneliness portrayed in the drama as they go through puberty.

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5 K-Dramas To Watch If You Loved “Agent Kim Reactivated”

Sometimes you’re just in the mood for a drama where the bad guys get exactly what they deserve. That’s exactly what you get with “Agent Kim Reactivated,” where So Ji Sub plays a former North Korean special agent who’s forced out of retirement after his daughter is kidnapped. It’s packed with intense action, satisfying fight scenes, and a hero you can’t help but root for, so it’s the perfect watch if you’re craving an adrenaline rush. If you couldn’t get enough of the series, here are five more K-dramas that deliver the same action-packed thrills.

1. “Taxi Driver”

SBS’s drama “Taxi Driver” involves a taxi driver by the name of Kim Do Gi (Lee Je Hoon), who is secretly a vigilante crime fighter. His main goal, as well as the goal of the taxi driving company he works for, is getting revenge on behalf of the oppressed.

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This is one of the best K-dramas out there when it comes to seeing justice being served. Kim Do Gi bringing justice on behalf of people who have been wronged is the exact dopamine rush you could ask for. His crime-fighting skills are unmatched, and watching him transform into a new undercover persona every mission is so entertaining! If you loved watching Agent Kim outsmart and take down the bad guys, Kim Do Gi will give you that same satisfying rush.

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2. “The K2”

Former soldier Kim Je Ha (Ji Chang Wook) becomes a bodyguard for the powerful wife of a presidential candidate. His life begins to change when he meets Go An Na (Lim Yoona), the hidden daughter of the candidate who has spent years living in isolation.

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If you loved watching Agent Kim take down bad guys with ease, Kim Je Ha in “The K2” is another hero you’ll have no trouble rooting for. Ji Chang Wook absolutely shines in the action scenes, delivering some of the best fight choreography in K-drama, while the mix of political intrigue, suspense, and romance keeps the story engaging from start to finish. The romance between the two leads adds another layer to the story, making you even more invested in their journey.

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3. “Lookout”

Lee Si Young plays Cho Su Ji, a detective whose life is turned upside down after her daughter is killed and the culprit, the son of powerful prosecutor Yoon Seung Ro, walks free because of his connections. Before she’s sent to prison for trying to get revenge, she’s recruited by a group of people who have also been wronged by Seung Ro. Together, they set out to finally bring him to justice.

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One of the more underrated dramas on this list, “Lookout” (also known as “The Guardians”) gives off the same vibes as “Agent Kim Reactivated” with its intense action, satisfying takedowns, and a team of people fighting to bring justice to those who have been wronged. The star-studded cast delivers powerful performances that make every moment feel impactful, and it even features a rare K-drama appearance from SHINee’s Key. With its fast-paced storyline and nonstop action, there isn’t a second where you’ll find yourself getting bored.

4. “Bloodhounds”

Woo Do Hwan stars as Kim Gun Woo, an aspiring boxer who gives up his career to help pay off his mother’s debt to a loan shark. He joins forces with a fellow boxer named Hong Woo Jin (Lee Sang Yi). Together, they take on the dangerous world of illegal loan sharks and fight back against those who prey on the vulnerable.

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If your favorite part of “Agent Kim Reactivated” was watching one guy take down a bunch of bad guys, “Bloodhounds” delivers that same kind of thrill. The fight scenes are some of the best in K-drama, and it’s so satisfying watching Gun Woo and Woo Jin go up against ruthless loan sharks who think they’re untouchable. Add in Woo Do Hwan and Lee Sang Yi’s amazing chemistry, and you’ve got an action drama that’s hard to stop watching.

5. “My Name”

Yoon Ji Woo (Han So Hee) has lived a rough life as a result of her father being a gangster. But after her dad gets murdered in cold blood, she becomes a police officer to try and find out who was responsible. She trains for years in hopes of one day avenging her father’s death. Ahn Bo Hyun plays Jeon Pil Do, her partner and confidante when times get difficult for Ji Woo. He vows to help her get revenge.

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Han So Hee completely transforms into a fearless fighter who’s willing to do whatever it takes to uncover the truth behind her father’s death. Her journey is much darker and more emotional, with intense action scenes and incredible fight choreography that will have you rooting for Ji Woo every step of the way. As she gets closer to the people responsible, the story becomes increasingly unpredictable, making it clear that none of the characters are quite what they seem. Seeing Han So Hee take on a role so different from her previous ones is a breath of fresh air, and fans will be surprised to see her step up to this challenge.

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“Agent Kim Reactivated” Cast Shares Gratitude And Reflects On Drama’s Successful Run

The cast of “Agent Kim Reactivated” has shared their thoughts as the hit drama came to an end.

Based on a popular webtoon, “Agent Kim Reactivated” is an action revenge drama that tells the story of Manager Kim (So Ji Sub), a seemingly ordinary dad with a secret past who puts everything on the line to save his beloved daughter.

So Ji Sub shared, “‘Agent Kim Reactivated’ is a project that came together through the passion and hard work of so many people. I sincerely thank the director, the writer, and every member of the staff who steadfastly did their job on set despite the cold weather. I believe ‘Agent Kim Reactivated’ could become what it is today because of the tireless efforts of the staff, who worked harder than anyone behind the scenes. I also sincerely thank my fellow actors for the wonderful teamwork we shared every step of the way, and it was a great honor to work with them.”

So Ji Sub continued, “I sincerely thank everyone who loved and supported ‘Agent Kim Reactivated.’ I’ll greet you again with another great project in the future. I’ll never forget the overwhelming love you’ve shown me. Thank you so much.”

Choi Dae Hoon, who brought both humor and depth to the series with his effortless blend of comedic charm and sincerity, began, “I always say this, but thank you. Receiving so much interest and love is an incredibly important source of energy for an actor.”

He continued, “I’ve been filled with so much energy—more than I can express. I’ll work hard and give it all back to you. Honestly, I’m still overwhelmed. I’m happy and grateful, but I also feel the weight of that love on my shoulders. Still, as I always have, I’ll carefully treasure these memories, brush myself off, and return to the starting line.”

Speaking about the bromance between Manager Kim, Sung Han Soo (Choi Dae Hoon), and Park Jin Chul (Yoon Kyung Ho), he said, “Above all, there was mutual respect between us, and the dynamic was so well-balanced. We helped and complemented one another—it was the perfect example of a relationship where everyone lifted each other up.”

He concluded, “‘Agent Kim Reactivated’ will remain with me like the pages of a comic filled with unicorn-like people who make even the impossible possible.”

Yoon Kyung Ho, who won viewers over as the charismatic, action-packed, and warmhearted Park Jin Chul, opened with his signature greeting, “Hello, I’m Rock ‘n’ Roll Park Jin Chul—Yoon Kyung Ho.”

He continued, “I can’t begin to express how grateful I am to all the viewers who loved ‘Agent Kim Reactivated.’ Everywhere I went while the drama was airing, people warmly greeted and cheered me on, and I truly felt just how much love we were receiving. Thank you once again.”

He added, “It was an incredibly meaningful experience to know that the sweat and dedication of our cast and crew were able to bring laughter and heartfelt moments to viewers. We’ll cherish our happy memories of ‘Agent Kim Reactivated’ and return to greet you again with new projects.”

Yoon Kyung Ho concluded, “Thank you once again to everyone who laughed and cried along with ‘Agent Kim Reactivated.’ Lastly, I’m cheering on all the ahjussis (old men) who wear glasses—and even those who don’t wear glasses—in this era and their families. Fighting!”

Seo Su Min, who made her drama debut as Kim Min Ji, Manager Kim’s daughter, shared, “First of all, I’d like to sincerely thank everyone who showed so much love and support for ‘Agent Kim Reactivated’ and for Min Ji. This was my first drama, and I still can’t quite believe that it ended with such wonderful results. I’m truly happy.”

She continued, “Since it was my first project, there were many moments when I felt inexperienced and challenged, but thanks to the guidance of the director, my senior actors, and all the staff members, I was able to enjoy filming until the very end. The time I spent with ‘Agent Kim Reactivated’ and Min Ji is something I’ll never forget. I’ll continue working hard to grow into an even better actress.”

Joo Sang Wook, who played the drama’s main villain Joo Kang Chan, shared, “I never imagined the drama would receive this much love. I’m sincerely grateful to all the viewers who wholeheartedly supported ‘Agent Kim Reactivated.’ It made me incredibly happy that so many of you will remember Joo Kang Chan for a long time and cheered on my transformation as an actor. Although I’m sad to say goodbye to the drama, I’ll return with an even better performance in the future. Thank you from the bottom of my heart for giving me a project that will remain one of the most unforgettable works of my acting career.”

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