Hwang Hee is an up-and-coming South Korean actor born on October 18, 1988. He first made a name for himself in the world of theater, appearing in the stage play “The Second Part of Work” in 2014. He then went on to star in the play “Love Is” in 2015, and made his TV debut in the drama “With You” in 2017. Since then, he has gone on to feature in the dramas “Arthdal Chronicles” (2019) and “Doctor John” (2019).

Hwang Hee

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The troubled Crown Prince Sajo Hyeon (Park Ji Hoon) has a dark secret: he has a charming but flawed alter ego named Ak Hee, who works in an unassuming downtown store. Sparks fly when the Prince meets Yeon Wol (Hong Ye Ji), a vengeful descendant of a fallen royal family. She’s on a mission to kill the King, but loses her memory in a trap and ends up as the Prince’s concubine. Will she recover her memories and carry out her deadly mission? And could she help heal – and find love with – the tormented prince? This 2024 South Korean drama series was based on a webtoon by Vanziun and directed by Lee Jung Seop.

Love Song for Illusion

Troubled Hearts Team

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Jin Moo Hak (Kim Min Jae), a savvy, uncultured restaurant CEO, finds himself unexpectedly entangled with Kim Da Li (Park Gyu Young), a brilliant, sophisticated art museum director from a prestigious but now struggling family. When Da Li's family museum faces financial ruin after her father's sudden death, Moo Hak, a major creditor, steps in. He expects a quick, profitable transaction, but Da Li's unwavering passion for art and her surprising resilience challenge his cynical worldview. Can this unlikely pair navigate cultural clashes, family secrets, and a burgeoning attraction to save the museum – and each other?

Dali and Cocky Prince

Dali and Prince Lovers Team 

TV producer Nam Ji Ah (Jo Bo Ah) believes that Korean stories of the nine-tailed fox, a creature that seduces the innocent to satisfy its craving for human flesh, are not mere folk tales. And she has made it her personal mission to prove it! But this puts her on a collision course with Lee Yeon (Lee Dong Wook), a handsome and intelligent man – and a secret nine-tailed fox! When his bloodthirsty step-brother Lee Rang (Kim Bum) appears on the scene, hungry for mayhem – Yeon is forced into action. Can he save Ji Ah from doom? And could this cunning fox find love in the process? This 2020 South Korean drama series was directed by Kang Shin Hyo.

Tale of the Nine-Tailed

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Anesthesiologist Cha Yo Han (Ji Sung) possesses an uncanny ability to diagnose rare and inexplicable pain conditions in a short amount of time, resulting in the nickname “Doctor Ten Seconds.” While his unconventional methods often clash with his colleagues, he always has his patients’ comfort in mind. Unfortunately, this mindset landed him in prison after he medically euthanized a patient – who was also a murderer – whose pain he couldn’t treat. Yo Han keeps his past conviction a secret from his new coworkers, but that proves difficult when he reunites with empathetic resident Kang Si Young (Lee Se Young), who met Yo Han during his incarceration. As Yo Han and Si Young work together to help alleviate their patients’ pain, they face unprecedented medical and ethical dilemmas that challenge their views. This drama was based on the 2012 Japanese novel “On Hand of God” by Yo Kusakabe.

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