The return of acclaimed South Korean actor Seo Kang-Joon from mandatory military duty is met with overwhelming joy and enthusiasm.
As soon as news of his military release spread, industry insiders contacted him in an effort to book the adaptable actor in their next productions.
A deluge of calls have been coming in since the news of the actor’s return spread.
It has been reported that Seo Kang-Joon is getting inquiries from a number of production firms, leaving fans and industry insiders wondering what type of part he would choose to play upon his return home.
Seo Kang-Joon enrolled in the military in November 2021 without saying where he was from.
The division commander was quite pleased with his performance during boot camp.
Seo Kang-Joon has become a fan darling in the K-drama industry as a result of his stellar acting. In Cheese in the Trap, he portrayed the charming and gifted musician Baek In-ho. As Nam Shin, the third-generation heir to the Chaebol corporation,
He embarked on a magnificent journey in the TV series Are You Human.
In The Grid, Seo Kang-Joon portrayed the lead role of Kim Sae-ha. His Grid Bureau figure has viewers on the edge of their seats as he expertly navigates a web of mystery and intrigue.
Because of his charisma and acting ability, audiences have been eagerly awaiting his return to the big screen.
Seven South Korean Dramas You Can Watch Starring Seo Kang Joon While He Serves
The screams of broken hearts could be heard from all around the globe as Seo Kang Joon revealed his date of military enrollment.
There will be a void in the business for a few years without Seo Kang Joon’s infectious smile and kind demeanour.
Here are some of his Korean dramas that you may watch while you wait for his homecoming.
Soonkki’s “Cheese in the Trap” is an adaptation of his popular webcomic of the same name. A love triangle develops among three college students.
Park Hae Jin portrays Yoo Jung, Kim Go Eun is Hong Seol, and Seo Kang Joon is Baek In Ho.
Yoo Jung comes out as the first to express his affections for Hong Seol, and she accepts his declaration without any hesitation.
In the meanwhile, Seol has become close to Jung’s worst nemesis, In Ho. Seol is under a lot of pressure since she is always feeling like she has to choose sides.
Many viewers of “Cheese in the Trap” may recognise Baek In Ho as an example of the second-lead syndrome.
One of the most swoon-worthy aspects of the show is In Ho’s affection for Hong Seol; he is undeniably one of the best supporting actors in Korean drama history.
Beyond his eternal love for Seol, the audience sees him change from a bad guy to someone who really wants to be happy and make more of an effort to achieve his goals in life. Nothing beats seeing a former bad guy become good.
The Korean version of “Entourage” is based on the American version of the same name. Seo Kang Joon plays Cha Yeong Bin, a successful actor who has just risen to prominence.
His closest pals are constantly there for him, and they use the attention that comes with being associated with Yeong Bin to get into all sorts of mischief. When Yeong Bin, a relatively unknown actor, encounters difficulties, they are there to help.
The incredible chemistry between the cast members is one of the series’ most memorable aspects (along with that kiss scene with Ahn So Hee).
You won’t often see a cast as good as Lee Kwang Soo, Lee Dong Hwi, and Park Jung Min, and their chemistry alone is worth watching the show. Did I forget to add the passionate kiss?
Ohn Joon Young is portrayed by Seo Kang Joon, while Lee Young Jae is played by Esom. Each of them portrays half of a couple that has been together for more than a decade.
The series chronicles the couple’s journey from first attraction to overcoming long-standing challenges in their relationship.
This show’s plot, starring Seo Kang Joon, is reminiscent of the Cinderella tale and is a lot of fun to watch. He is an excellent student and doesn’t worry too much about his looks or the latest trends while he’s young.
On a blind date, he meets the polar opposite Young Jae. They become close despite their differences, and seeing Seo Kang Joon grow and change throughout the show is humorous and endearing in equal measure.
Seo Kang Joon’s character, Nam Shin, comes from a prestigious and rich family. His mother builds a robot in his likeness and gives it the name Nam Shin III after him when he suffers an accident that leaves him in a coma.
The robot adapts to human culture and eventually replaces Nam Shin, who is unable to leave his bed.
Seo Kang Joon is the only actor who could convincingly portray a humanoid robot. Watching Nam Shin III strive to appear human and adjust to human life is both romantic and amusing in this story.
The bonds he forms with his pals and Kang So Bong (Gong Seung Yeon) are entertaining, and it’s impossible to look away from the heartwarming story of a robot falling in love with a human.
Starring Cha Seung Won as the concubine’s son, Prince Gwanghae, “Hwajung” follows the rise and fall of Princess Jeongmyeong (Lee Yeon Hee).
Seo Kang Joon portrays Joseon dynasty scion Hong Joo Won. In the show, Joo Won develops feelings for Princess Jeongmyeong and goes through the heartbreak of being betrayed. He makes an effort to improve the world in which he lives.
Seo Kang Joon is a natural fit for the role of a prince, thanks to his refined demeanour. He plays a brilliant, witty, and principled protagonist who fights for what he thinks is right.
Using his charisma and a sword to defend the defenceless is a commendable trait, and one that fits him well. So incredibly romantic!
Each of the three main characters—Do Chi Kwang (Han Suk Kyu), Kim Young Koon (Seo Kang Joon), and Han Tae Joo (Kim Hyun Joo)—has been through a terrible tragedy.
They all join an investigating team with the goal of uncovering police wrongdoing.
You’ll see a rugged and fascinating side of Seo Kang Joon that’s sure to catch your eye. His character, Young Koon, has a darker history than others he has previously portrayed, which adds mystery to the part.
You’ll be attracted to solve the riddle of a harrowing event that occurred to him when he was a child. Seo Kang Joon is able to display a wide range of his acting skills in this programme.
Those interested in crime/mystery and admirers of Seo Kang Joon should not miss this hidden gem.
While visiting her aunt in the countryside, Mok Hae Won (Park Min Young) runs across her high school classmate Im Eun Seob (Seo Kang Joon).
Since the moment he laid eyes on Hae Won, Eun Seob has been hopelessly in love with her and is relieved to learn that she has no plans to leave anytime soon.
After rekindling their friendship, the two slowly but surely begin to develop romantic feelings for one another.
A soothing K-drama, “I’ll Go to You When the Weather Is Nice” is one you may not have known you needed.
Seo Kang Joon’s charisma and endearing on-screen chemistry with his co-stars keep viewers coming back for more.
His eyes are so kind, but so piercing, and he maintains this look throughout the whole sequence, guaranteeing your heart will melt.
The weekend drama “What Happens to My Family” has an A-list cast that includes Yoo Dong Geun, Kim Hyun Joo, Yoon Park, Park Hyung Sik, and Seo Kang Joon.
Seo Kang Joon portrays Yoon Eun Ho, a former idol turned restaurant owner, in one of his first roles.
Seo Kang Joon, a relative newcomer to acting at the time, does a fantastic job of conveying his character’s feelings and the intensity of his undivided devotion to Kang Seo Wool (Nam Ji Hyun).
It’s cute to see how much Eun Ho cares for Seo Wool by the way he pursues her. His character is very endearing, that it’s worth watching the show just to see how much he cares for Seo Wool.
You’re in for some really cringeworthy yet beautiful phrases as he confidently pursues the heart of rural girl Seo Wool.
Don’t worry if you’ve seen every episode of these shows. Alongside Kim Ah Joong, Seo Kang Joon will make an appearance in the upcoming 2022 television series Grid. Fans of Seo Kang Joon, hold tight! Soon enough, the time will have passed, and he’ll be back.
The return of acclaimed South Korean actor Seo Kang-Joon from mandatory military duty is met with overwhelming joy and enthusiasm.
As soon as news of his military release spread, industry insiders contacted him in an effort to book the adaptable actor in their next productions.
A deluge of calls have been coming in since the news of the actor’s return spread.
It has been reported that Seo Kang-Joon is getting inquiries from a number of production firms, leaving fans and industry insiders wondering what type of part he would choose to play upon his return home.
Seo Kang-Joon enrolled in the military in November 2021 without saying where he was from. The division commander was quite pleased with his performance during boot camp.
Seo Kang-Joon has become a fan darling in the K-drama industry as a result of his stellar acting.
In Cheese in the Trap, he portrayed the charming and gifted musician Baek In-ho. As Nam Shin, the third-generation heir to the Chaebol corporation, he embarked on a magnificent journey in the TV series Are You Human.
In The Grid, Seo Kang-Joon portrayed the lead role of Kim Sae-ha. His Grid Bureau figure has viewers on the edge of their seats as he expertly navigates a web of mystery and intrigue.
Because of his charisma and acting ability, audiences have been eagerly awaiting his return to the big screen.
Seven South Korean Dramas You Can Watch Starring Seo Kang Joon While He Serves
The screams of broken hearts could be heard from all around the globe as Seo Kang Joon revealed his date of military enrollment. There will be a void in the business for a few years without Seo Kang Joon’s infectious smile and kind demeanour. Here are some of his Korean dramas that you may watch while you wait for his homecoming.
Soonkki’s “Cheese in the Trap” is an adaptation of his popular webcomic of the same name. A love triangle develops among three college students.
Park Hae Jin portrays Yoo Jung, Kim Go Eun is Hong Seol, and Seo Kang Joon is Baek In Ho. Yoo Jung comes out as the first to express his affections for Hong Seol, and she accepts his declaration without any hesitation.
In the meanwhile, Seol has become close to Jung’s worst nemesis, In Ho. Seol is under a lot of pressure since she is always feeling like she has to choose sides.
Many viewers of “Cheese in the Trap” may recognise Baek In Ho as an example of the second-lead syndrome. One of the most swoon-worthy aspects of the show is In Ho’s affection for Hong Seol;
he is undeniably one of the best supporting actors in Korean drama history. Beyond his eternal love for Seol, the audience sees him change from a bad guy to someone who really wants to be happy and make more of an effort to achieve his goals in life.
Nothing beats seeing a former bad guy become good.
The Korean version of “Entourage” is based on the American version of the same name.
Seo Kang Joon plays Cha Yeong Bin, a successful actor who has just risen to prominence. His closest pals are constantly there for him, and they use the attention that comes with being associated with Yeong Bin to get into all sorts of mischief.
When Yeong Bin, a relatively unknown actor, encounters difficulties, they are there to help.
The incredible chemistry between the cast members is one of the series’ most memorable aspects (along with that kiss scene with Ahn So Hee).
You won’t often see a cast as good as Lee Kwang Soo, Lee Dong Hwi, and Park Jung Min, and their chemistry alone is worth watching the show. Did I forget to add the passionate kiss?
Ohn Joon Young is portrayed by Seo Kang Joon, while Lee Young Jae is played by Esom. Each of them portrays half of a couple that has been together for more than a decade. The series chronicles the couple’s journey from first attraction to overcoming long-standing challenges in their relationship.
This show’s plot, starring Seo Kang Joon, is reminiscent of the Cinderella tale and is a lot of fun to watch. He is an excellent student and doesn’t worry too much about his looks or the latest trends while he’s young.
On a blind date, he meets the polar opposite Young Jae. They become close despite their differences, and seeing Seo Kang Joon grow and change throughout the show is humorous and endearing in equal measure.
Seo Kang Joon’s character, Nam Shin, comes from a prestigious and rich family. His mother builds a robot in his likeness and gives it the name Nam Shin III after him when he suffers an accident that leaves him in a coma.
The robot adapts to human culture and eventually replaces Nam Shin, who is unable to leave his bed.
Seo Kang Joon is the only actor who could convincingly portray a humanoid robot. Watching Nam Shin III strive to appear human and adjust to human life is both romantic and amusing in this story.
The bonds he forms with his pals and Kang So Bong (Gong Seung Yeon) are entertaining, and it’s impossible to look away from the heartwarming story of a robot falling in love with a human.
Starring Cha Seung Won as the concubine’s son, Prince Gwanghae, “Hwajung” follows the rise and fall of Princess Jeongmyeong (Lee Yeon Hee). Seo Kang Joon portrays Joseon dynasty scion Hong Joo Won.
In the show, Joo Won develops feelings for Princess Jeongmyeong and goes through the heartbreak of being betrayed. He makes an effort to improve the world in which he lives.
Seo Kang Joon is a natural fit for the role of a prince, thanks to his refined demeanour. He plays a brilliant, witty, and principled protagonist who fights for what he thinks is right.
Using his charisma and a sword to defend the defenceless is a commendable trait, and one that fits him well. So incredibly romantic!
Each of the three main characters—Do Chi Kwang (Han Suk Kyu), Kim Young Koon (Seo Kang Joon), and Han Tae Joo (Kim Hyun Joo)—has been through a terrible tragedy.
They all join an investigating team with the goal of uncovering police wrongdoing.
You’ll see a rugged and fascinating side of Seo Kang Joon that’s sure to catch your eye. His character, Young Koon, has a darker history than others he has previously portrayed, which adds mystery to the part.
You’ll be attracted to solve the riddle of a harrowing event that occurred to him when he was a child. Seo Kang Joon is able to display a wide range of his acting skills in this programme.
Those interested in crime/mystery and admirers of Seo Kang Joon should not miss this hidden gem.
While visiting her aunt in the countryside, Mok Hae Won (Park Min Young) runs across her high school classmate Im Eun Seob (Seo Kang Joon).
Since the moment he laid eyes on Hae Won, Eun Seob has been hopelessly in love with her and is relieved to learn that she has no plans to leave anytime soon.
After rekindling their friendship, the two slowly but surely begin to develop romantic feelings for one another.
A soothing K-drama, “I’ll Go to You When the Weather Is Nice” is one you may not have known you needed.
Seo Kang Joon’s charisma and endearing on-screen chemistry with his co-stars keep viewers coming back for more. His eyes are so kind,
but so piercing, and he maintains this look throughout the whole sequence, guaranteeing your heart will melt.
The weekend drama “What Happens to My Family” has an A-list cast that includes Yoo Dong Geun, Kim Hyun Joo, Yoon Park, Park Hyung Sik, and Seo Kang Joon.
Seo Kang Joon portrays Yoon Eun Ho, a former idol turned restaurant owner, in one of his first roles. Seo Kang Joon, a relative newcomer to acting at the time, does a fantastic job of conveying his character’s feelings and the intensity of his undivided devotion to Kang Seo Wool (Nam Ji Hyun).
It’s cute to see how much Eun Ho cares for Seo Wool by the way he pursues her. His character is very endearing, that it’s worth watching the show just to see how much he cares for Seo Wool.
You’re in for some really cringeworthy yet beautiful phrases as he confidently pursues the heart of rural girl Seo Wool.
Don’t worry if you’ve seen every episode of these shows. Alongside Kim Ah Joong, Seo Kang Joon will make an appearance in the upcoming 2022 television series Grid. Fans of Seo Kang Joon, hold tight! Soon enough, the time will have passed, and he’ll be back.