Lee Jung Joon is an up-and-coming South Korean actor who was born on March 22, 1999. He made his acting debut in the hit 2019 drama series “He Is Psychometric,” following up later the same year with a role in “Class of Lies.” In 2020, he appeared in the dramas “Kairos” and “Best Mistake Season 2.”

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In this well-loved youthful Korean drama, a working-class girl joins her college's down-and-out cheerleading team, where she finds friendship, love, and an old-school campus mystery.

Cheer Up

A model student in high school, Kim Yeon Doo’s (Lee Eun Jae) world was turned upside down when a desperate attempt to get a boy from her past to leave her alone brought Ji Hyun Joo (Kang Yul) into her life. With a reputation at school for being a bully and an all-around bad boy, Hyun Joo wasn’t exactly an ideal boyfriend, leaving Yeon Doo to wonder if her act of desperation hadn’t actually been a huge mistake.

With Hyun Joo now a daily part of her life, Yeon Doo began to realize that this bad boy wasn’t quite what he seemed. Drawing closer together, the two eventually fell in love, but their love was put to the test when baseball prodigy, Choi Seung Hyun (Lee Jung Joon), stepped in to shake things up. Vying for Yeon Doo’s affection, Seung Hyun was certainly a worthy candidate, leaving Hyun Joo to wonder if Yeon Doo wasn’t starting to feel the same.&nbsp;

Working through their high school drama, Yeon Doo and Hyun Joo are now ready to begin a new chapter in their lives as college beckons. With a new set of friends around them, are Yeon Doo and Hyun Joo ready to take on whatever challenges lie ahead?

Adapted from the mobile dating simulation game, “Best Mistake” by Day7, “Best Mistake 3” is a 2021 romantic comedy drama produced by WHYNOT media.

Best Mistake 3

With Love, Dear Mistake Team 

Kim Yeon Do (Lee Eun Jae) is a particularly studious high school girl. When she was trying to deter a persistent boy from her past, she posted a picture of another boy on her social media pages. And that accidentally triggered a series of events that led her into a relationship with Ji Hyun Ho (Kang Yul), one of the school’s most popular and least studious boys.

Their relationship has only just begun in earnest. But just when they thought they had reached some sort of stability, a baseball ace by the name of Choi Seung Hyun (Lee Jung Joon) arrives, intent on winning Kim Yeon Do’s heart. Ji Hyun Ho starts to become jealous, worrying that his true love is about to be stolen away from her. And things begin to get even more complicated when Kim Yeon Do and Ji Hyun Ho’s classmates also begin to start falling for one another!

This movie was based on a 2016 mobile game of the same name.

“Best Mistake 2: The Movie” is a 2021 South Korean movie that was directed by Lee Yoo Yeon.

Best Mistake 2: The Movie

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Kim Yeon Do (Lee Eun Jae) is a super-diligent high school student who – through a bizarre quirk of fate – ended up in a relationship with one of the most popular (and wildest!) boys at school, Ji Hyun Ho (Kang Yul).

The two have begun on what they think is a settled relationship. But all that looks like it is about to go out the window when baseball ace Choi Seung Hyun (Lee Jung Joon) turns up on the scene to confuse matters.

He starts to develop feelings for Kim Yeon Do, and Ji Hyun Ho starts to believe that she might feel the same way about this sporting prodigy. Could a love triangle be forming here?

Meanwhile, love is in the air for many of their schoolmates, too, with Cupid taking his aim at all more than one of Kim Yeon Do and Ji Hyun Ho’s friends…

This series was based on a 2016 mobile game, also named “Best Mistake.” It is the sequel to the 2019 series “Best Mistake.”

“Best Mistake Season 2” is a 2020 South Korean drama series that was written by Yoon Shi So.

Best Mistake 2

The Misteak 🥩 Team

Driven by desperation, a young North Korean woman (Lee Na Young) with no other options, finds herself willing to attempt the impossible. Successfully defecting to China, she and her husband (Oh Kwang Rok), a native Korean, welcome their son into the world. But even her new life in China can’t bring her the satisfaction she craves. Desperate to find a better life, she travels abroad, leaving her husband and son to carry on without her.

Fourteen years later, Zhen Chen (Jang Dong Yoon) and his father have made a comfortable enough life for themselves. Still living in China, Zhen Chen has no memories of his mother and might not have ever given her a second thought, if not for the fact that his father, now terminally ill, has made a dying wish to see his ex-wife one more time. In an effort to make his father’s wish come true, Zhen Chen sets out to find his long-lost mother. Tracking her down in South Korea, Zhen Chen is utterly disgusted with the life she has chosen for herself. Brimming with hurt and disappointment, Zhen Chen returns home with nothing but a battered notebook to show for his efforts.

Despite the unfavorable feelings he harbors towards his mother, Zhen Chen’s curiosity prompts him to flip through the pages of the notebook she gave him. Reading the story she left for him on those pages, Zhen Chen begins to realize there is so much more to his mother than he ever realized. But will knowing the truth be enough to erase fourteen years of anger and bitterness?

Based on a true story, “Beautiful Days” is a 2018 drama film directed by Jero Yun.

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