Kim Do Yeon is a South Korean singer and actress. Born on December 4, 1999, she competed in the reality music competition “Produce 101” in 2016, finishing eighth and being placed in the new K-pop group I.O.I. She then became a member of the girl group Weki Meki in 2017. She made her acting debut in the 2018 web drama “Short.”

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Heavenly

Hee Su's (Ahn Ji Ho) life revolves around his best friend (and secret crush) Chan Young (Cho Jun Young), to the extent that his classmates know him as "Chan Young's friend" instead of by his own name. He's content with helping Chan Young with whatever he needs, from providing moral support or listening to his girl problems, as long as he can stay by Chan Young's side. But one day, Hee Su suddenly finds himself as the school's new advice expert, pushing him into the center of attention – but he doesn't know how he can give anyone advice when he can't even help himself! This drama was adapted from the webtoon of the same name by Lily Zuzu.

Heesu in Class 2

Unrequited & Undecided Team  

Choi Ji Yu

For the past 999 years, the fox-like gumiho has been collecting human energy in a precious bead in an attempt to become human while posing as a professor named Shin Woo Yeo (Jang Ki Yong). But his plans are thrown into jeopardy when student Lee Dam (Hyeri) accidentally swallows his bead – threatening to end his hopes of becoming human… and kill Dam! In desperation, Woo Yeo suggests they live together until they can find a way out of this mess. Will this unconventional arrangement lead them to a solution… or to romance? This 2021 South Korean drama series was based on a webtoon by Na and was directed by Park Joon Hwa and Nam Sung Woo.

My Roommate is a Gumiho

How To Tame A Fox Team

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Bong Joo Yi (Choi Yoo Jung) and Ji Yeon Seo (Kim Do Yeon), lifelong best friends who have shared every educational milestone, decide to move into Sol House, a co-ed share house with three attractive men: Woo Seung Bong (Jeong Hyo Jun), Kang Joon Woo (Kim Min Chul), and Ma Hoon (Mun Ji Hu). Hoping to improve their romantic prospects, the women quickly discover that living with men is far more complicated than they anticipated. As Joo Yi and Yeon Seo find themselves developing feelings for their housemates, they struggle to navigate the unpredictable waters of love and attraction. Despite the guys seeming uninterested, the two friends remain determined to find their soulmates in this unexpected living arrangement. This is a hilarious, idol-filled 2020 South Korean romantic comedy drama directed by Kang Hyun Na.

Single & Ready to Mingle

The 🌼 Single Club 🌼 Team

Han Sun Nyeo (Kim Do Yeon), an ordinary teenage girl, discovers her uncanny resemblance to a romance comic book heroine. Her life takes an unexpected turn when Chun Nam Wook (Kim Min Kyu), the comic's male protagonist, mysteriously emerges from the pages into the real world. Stunned by his sudden appearance, Sun Nyeo struggles to understand how he arrived and how he might return. Nam Wook, determined to win Sun Nyeo's heart, attempts to charm her with his romantic gestures, but his cheesy lines often backfire, making her cringe instead of swoon. As they navigate this bizarre situation, their unique relationship begins to unfold. Adapted from the webtoon "Comic Book Boy Girl" by Nimni, this is a 2020 South Korean romantic comedy drama directed by Wang Hye Ryung.

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