Lee Joon Gi, which also is written as Lee Jun Ki, is a popular South Korean singer and actor. Born on April 17, 1982, he is often referred to as a “flower boy,” a phrase used to indicate an good-looking man with pretty features. Lee Joon Gi began working as a model in 2001 and broke into acting with his first major role in the hit film “The King and the Clown” in 2005. He went on to star in many films and television dramas since, including “My Girl” (2005), “Iljimae” (2008), “Arang and the Magistrate” (2012), “Two Weeks” (2013), “Gunman in Joseon” (2014), “Scholar Who Walks the Night” (2015), “Moon Lovers: Scarlet Heart Ryeo” (2016) and “Lawless Lawyer” (2018). Lee Joon Gi also has released several albums and tracks since 2006.

Lee Joon Gi

Kim Hee Woo (Lee Joon Gi) came from nothing to become a top lawyer, transforming himself from a high schooler with poor grades to an esteemed public prosecutor. But tragedy strikes as he’s investigating a politician suspected of corruption… and a mysterious man kills him. However, instead of dying, he wakes up as his younger self – a college student with all his "future" memories intact. Determined to uncover the truth behind his murder, he restarts his academic journey. Along the way, he meets Kim Hee Ah (Kim Ji Eun), the super-intelligent youngest daughter of a powerful business family, and they begin investigating together. When their journey brings them to a shady cabal of rich power brokers, will they find the answers they’re after – or further mortal danger? Based on a web novel by Lee Hae Nal, this 2022 South Korean drama series was directed by Han Chul Soo and Kim Yong Min.

Again My Life

⚖️Avengers of Time⏱

To outside observers, it looks like metal-worker Baek Hee Sung (Lee Joon Gi) and homicide detective Cha Ji Won (Moon Chae Won) have a perfect life: they’re happily married with a beautiful young daughter. But Hee Sung is hiding secrets from his family… and when Ji Won is dispatched to a puzzling and violent new case, she learns that her husband is somehow implicated. As she investigates, she begins to discover that the man she loves may not be who she thinks he is. Could he have taken on a secret identity? And if he is lying about his real identity, what other skeletons could be lurking in the family closet? This 2020 South Korean drama series was directed by Kim Cheol Kyu.

Flower of Evil

✨🌹The Flowers Team 🌹✨

Jang Man Wol (IU), the thousand-year-old proprietor of the supernatural Hotel del Luna, is doomed to manage it until she finds someone who has committed a worse sin. When Goo Chan Sung (Yeo Jin Goo), a meticulous former hotel assistant manager, is forced to work at Hotel del Luna due to his father's past deal with Man Wol, their unlikely partnership begins. As Chan Sung brings order to the hotel that caters to lost souls, he may be the key to helping Man Wol break her eternal curse. This is a 2019 South Korean mystery-fantasy drama directed by Oh Choong Hwan.

Hotel Del Luna

🏨  Team Hotel Del Luna  🌕

Bong Sang Pil (Lee Joon Gi), a former gangster turned lawyer, seeks revenge for his mother's tragic death by targeting powerful individuals who believe they are above the law. Using his street skills and legal expertise, he builds an impressive winning record. Ha Jae Yi (Seo Yea Ji), a principled lawyer whose license was suspended after hitting a judge during an unjust trial, joins Sang Pil's team to pay off her father's debts. Together, they take on a high-stakes case involving Cha Moon Sook (Lee Hye Young), a senior judge, and An Oh Ju (Choi Min Soo), a former gangster turned corporate CEO. As they challenge the most powerful figures in the city, Sang Pil and Jae Yi must navigate a dangerous legal and personal battle. This is a 2018 South Korean drama series directed by Kim Jin Min.

Lawless Lawyer

During a total solar eclipse, Go Ha Jin (IU), a 25-year-old woman from the 21st century, finds herself transported back to the Goryeo Dynasty where she awakens in the body of Hae Su, a 16-year-old girl. There, she finds herself entangled with ruling Wang family and the princes' rivalries as they fight for the throne. Hae Su develops feelings for the eighth prince Wang Uk (Kang Ha Neul), whose gentle countenance hides his deep ambitions and willingness to make ruthless choices. She also builds a relationship with the feared fourth prince Wang So (Lee Joon Gi), whose cruel and aloof reputation precedes him. However, Hae Su soon recognizes that his coldness is just a front to hide his pain, and helps bring out his true self, falling for him in the process. Will Hae Su's love end up changing history? This drama was adapted from the 2005 Chinese novel of the same name by Tong Hua.

Moon Lovers: Scarlet Heart Ryeo

4th Prince Wang So

Jo Yang Sun (Lee Yu Bi), disguised as a male bookseller, struggles to support her family in Joseon Dynasty Korea. She encounters Kim Sung Yeol (Lee Joon Gi), a handsome and mysterious scholar who is secretly a vampire, cursed to walk the night for centuries after failing to protect his love from an evil vampire, Gwi (Lee Soo Hyuk). Sung Yeol seeks a secret memoir that holds the key to defeating Gwi and protecting the kingdom. As Yang Sun helps him find the book, they become entangled in a dangerous quest, navigating court conspiracies, supernatural threats, and a growing, forbidden romance between a human and a vampire.

The Scholar Who Walks the Night

The Hot BloodSuckers Team

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In 1876, amidst the third year of Emperor Gojong’s reign, tension continues to rise between political factions that disagree with the emperor’s desire to open Korea’s formerly-closed borders. Increased foreign influence has introduced western-made guns into Korea, which had previously relied on swords for combat – and Park Yoon Kang (Lee Joon Gi), the son of a great swordsman, uses this to his advantage. After his father’s murder and his sister’s enslavement, Yoon Kang decides to arm himself with a rifle to enact his revenge upon the ruling class. But along the way, Yoon Kang finds that he has a surprising amount of support from the common people who want to see the aristocracy taken down, turning him into an unexpected hero.

Gunman In Joseon

The Avenger

Small-time gangster Jang Tae San’s (Lee Joon Gi) life turns upside-down when he learns that his girlfriend In Hye (Park Ha Sun) is pregnant. While Tae San is ready to turn over a new leaf to become a father, his boss orders him to take the fall for a murder, or In Hye will die instead. Tae San breaks up with In Hye and tells her to get an abortion in the hopes of protecting her. Eight years later and newly released from prison, Tae San runs into In Hye again – only to learn that In Hye kept their child, and Soo Jin (Lee Chae Mi) needs a bone marrow transplant to treat her leukemia. Unfortunately, Tae San is once again framed for murder, forcing him to clear his name and evade prosecutor Ha Gyeong (Kim So Yeon) in the two weeks before his daughter's scheduled operation.

Two Weeks

The Tweeks Team 

Jang Tae San

A Rang (Shin Min Ah), a beautiful and feisty ghost, wanders the afterlife with no memory of how she died. She encounters Eun Oh (Lee Joon Gi), a cold-hearted magistrate who possesses the unique ability to see and communicate with ghosts. A Rang, desperate to uncover the truth behind her death and attain peace, pleads with Eun Oh to help her. Initially reluctant, Eun Oh agrees, hoping to find his own missing mother whom he believes is connected to the spirit world. As they delve into the mysteries surrounding A Rang's past, they uncover a dangerous conspiracy involving powerful deities and vengeful spirits, all while an unexpected romance blossoms between the living and the dead. This drama was inspired by the Korean folktale of A Rang.

Tale of Arang

Marang

In the midst of the Joseon Dynasty, eight-year-old Lee Gyeom was orphaned after witnessing his father’s murder. Haunted by the past, he transforms into a masked vigilante named “Il Ji Mae” (Lee Joon Gi) who steals from corrupt officials to aid the poor, leaving a plum blossom calling card. Driven by vengeance, he seeks the truth behind his family's demise and the killer's identity. His quest intertwines with Eun Chae (Han Hyo Joo), a compassionate woman who eventually falls for Il Ji Mae, and Si Hoo (Park Si Hoo), his adoptive brother-turned-royal guard who seeks to capture Il Ji Mae in the hopes of being promoted to a nobleman. Will Il Ji Mae find the justice he seeks, or will his mission to avenge his family lead him deeper into darkness?

Il Ji Mae

Lee Soo Hyun (Lee Joon Gi) and Kang Min Ki (Jung Kyung Ho) are childhood friends who grow up like brothers after Soo Hyun's mother is murdered by a Thai crime syndicate, the Cheongbang, and he's adopted by Min Ki's National Intelligence Services agent father. Years later, both become NIS agents, and Soo Hyun falls in love with Seo Ji Woo (Nam Sang Mi), who he first met when they were children. When Soo Hyun goes undercover to infiltrate the Cheongbang and avenge his mother, he suffers amnesia during a mission. Believed dead, he assumes the identity of a ruthless gangster named Kay. Min Ki, unaware of Soo Hyun's survival, tracks Kay, leading to a dangerous cat-and-mouse game where past loyalties clash with present realities, blurring the lines between friend and foe, and love and revenge – especially when hidden truths about Ji Woo’s past come to light.

Time Between Dog and Wolf

Yoo Rin is a con artist who is impossible to hate. Exceedingly sociable, she can make friends with someone she meets for the first time and has a sly talent for lying that can fool anyone. Gong Chan is cool and intelligent and an ideal royal hotel heir. He is an exceptional businessman whose skill eclipses his inherited wealth. While being chased by debt collectors on Jeju Island, Yoo Rin happens to meet Seol Gong Chan and takes part in his con game, coming to live under one roof with him as a contracted cousin. Bickering and unable to control their growing feelings, Yoo Rin and Gong Chan suffer.

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