People were so desperate for more of this loving pair that they are still hoping for a second season!Īs a result of an accident he had as a child, Lee Gang Doo (Junho) lives his life on the edge. He’s in a constant struggle with succumbing to his bad boy ways, but his heart remains loyal to Hae Soo until the very end. His portrayal as the bad boy who tries so hard to not fall in love with Hae Soo is so endearing to watch. Lee Joon Gi as Wang So took the international crowd by storm. When he meets Hae Soo ( IU), he falls in love with her but can’t seem to find the right time to ever be with her. Lee Joon Gi plays the hard to handle, tough Wang So who is one of the many princes in line to become King. His reformation is drastic as he vows to love her completely and finds it impossible to even be away from her. He’s got such a tough exterior, and despite being given everything he’s ever needed, he finds it very difficult to open up his heart to anyone. When Jan Di comes into his life, he doesn’t like her at first because she is so different from him, but once he realizes that these differences are what he is attracted to, he can’t help but give all of himself to her. The infamous Goo Jun Pyo and his inability to let anyone into his life is a character we are all familiar with. It takes a destined event and transformation for Jun Pyo to realize that his hate for her may not actually be hate, but genuine feelings of love. He bullies her, which in turn, makes his fellow classmates bully her too. So it’s no wonder when Geum Jan Di ( Ku Hye Sun) transfers to his school that he treats her horribly. He’s good-looking, charming, popular, has a lot of friends, and is pretty arrogant. In “ Boys Over Flowers,” Goo Jun Pyo ( Lee Min Ho) has got all the characteristics needed to be a chaebol. Watch Now 4. Goo Jun Pyo – “Boys Over Flowers”

The innocence in his love for Ri Jin is just too adorable! He does not care much about people around him or what others think, but when it comes to Ri Jin, he’s willing to do just about anything for her - he even throws her a party featuring all her favorite childhood toys. He’s been in love with her for as long as he can remember and tries his hardest to protect her at all costs. He loves his smokey eye makeup and doesn’t let anyone mess with Oh Ri Jin. Out of these personalities, one of them is the hard-headed and tough as nails Shin Se Gi. To be more specific, he has seven personalities, one of which is also in love with the female lead, Oh Ri Jin ( Hwang Jung Eum). “ Kill Me, Heal Me” is about a wealthy man named Cha Do Hyun ( Ji Sung) who struggles with multiple personality disorder as a result of a traumatic experience he had as a child. It’s a transformation that cannot be forgotten. His feelings and love for her is very evident, and it’s sweet how he becomes so helpless for her. She helped him in the past, and he has never forgotten her. But he also has a soft side for Go Ae Shin and can’t seem to let her go. Because he is part of the Black Dragon Society, he is cold and seemingly lethal, willing to destroy anything and anyone in his path. Goo Dong Mae has two sides to his character. His only soft spot is for Ae Shin, and he makes it known. He is conniving, deceitful, and you are almost sure he is completely evil, but then seeing the love in his eyes at the the sight of Go Ae Shin ( Kim Tae Ri) makes you think otherwise. Sunshine” is a villain you have a love-hate relationship with. His transformation is drastic and heartwarming. You see his anger and aggression slowly melt away as he becomes closer with his family, and it’s so sweet to watch. But as he gets to know his nephew Han Gu Ru (Tang Joon Sang) and the work he does, Sang Gu starts to change and become a better person. Jo Sang Gu does not care about his nephew, and as a result of some past misunderstandings, he could care less about his brother who passed away. His brother and nephew were working as “trauma cleaners,” cleaning up and packing away belongings from the deceased. Lee Je Hoon plays Jo Sang Gu, an ex-convict and underground fighter who suddenly becomes the guardian of his autistic nephew after his brother passes away. The bad boy is a trope that is pretty common in K-dramas, but here are a few who have left a lasting impression. K-drama bad boys are not always the characters we get drawn to the most, but when they are able to show empathy, compassion, and true desire to love someone, we can’t help but soften up to their character.

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