• 5 K-Drama Characters That Made Us Stress

    One of fhe reasons why K-Dramas are so popular is the diverse collection of genres that can satisfy everyone's taste.Among these, there are comedies, melodramas, romance dramas, thrillers, action dramas, and more. However, there's one particular genre that is undoubtedly our guilty pleasure: the stressful, over the top, makjang dramas. However, not all stressful dramas may qualify as makjang but there sure are elements of stress in almost all other dramas too.

    With that being said,here are 5 K-Drama characters that constantly gave us stress.

    Choi Myung Hee in "Vincenzo", played by Kim Yeo Jin

    Actress Kim Yeo Jin, who was earlier known for playing characters of a loving mother, does a full 180 in her role as Lawyer Choi Myung Hee.

    She is a corporate shark who has no moral compass and is willing to kill to achieve things in the end.

    Throughout the drama, until the very last couple of sequences in "Vincenzo", Choi Myung Hee stressed us out beyond belief and we can't believe how we put up with her for 20 whole episodes.

    Kang So Young in "Who Are You: School 2015", played by Cho Soo Hyang.

    This one is an undoubted entry and has been making us stress since this drama premiered.

    Kang So Young is not only one of the most stressful characters in the drama, but is also the most hated character in the history of K-drama.

    Her evil nature made us wonder if such a person could even exist, especially at such a young age.

    Jang Dae Hee in "Itaewon Class", played by Yoo Jae Myung

    If there has ever been a villain who commanded respect and fear both at once, it has to be Jang Dae Hee. He's a worthy villain to Park Sae Roi, portrayed by Park Seo Jun, and even though he doesn't always play fair, he never plays dirty.

    His character was a strong one, yet the amount of stress he induced in audiences, simply by being a step ahead, was unbelievable.

    The respects are because of Yoo Jae Myung's excellent performance in the playing the role.

    Hyun Soo Ah in "My ID is Gangnam Beauty", played by Jo Woo Ri

    This is a story of campus romance with with an antagonistic character, who is eaten by her insecurities.

    Hyun Soo Ah does get a much-needed redemption by the end of this drama but the total stress she put our lead characters and as a result, us, through was enough for us to resent her for most of the drama.

    However, after her story was revealed, the viewers perspective towards her changed and we're glad to know that.

    The entire cast of "Penthouse: War In Life"

    2020-2021's biggest drama trilogy, "Penthouse: War In Life" is what we refer to as the aforementioned "makjang" drama. It is meant to be stressful, dramatic, and exaggerated.

    Each character has so many layers which makes it difficult to judge by first impressions. The way they keep changing too is stressful to simply keep up with.

    Also the number of deaths and resurrections in this drama is completely insane.

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  • Han Ji Min and Lee Jun Hyuk’s Romantic Chemistry in "Love Scout" Heats Up, But Episode 9 Won’t Air on January 31st—Here’s Why

    Fans eagerly waiting for Episode 9 of Love Scout will have to wait a little longer! Instead of the next episode, SBS has decided to air a special broadcast on January 31st.

    According to the production team, this special episode will be aired on Friday, January 31st, at 10 PM KST, while Episode 9 is now set to broadcast on Saturday, February 1st, at 9:50 PM KST.

    To keep fans entertained, Love Scout has also dropped new behind-the-scenes photos in celebration of the Lunar New Year holiday! The newly released cuts highlight Han Ji Min and Lee Jun Hyuk’s passionate performances.

    Han Ji Min radiates her signature bright and lovely energy on set, while Lee Jun Hyuk fully immerses himself in his role, paying attention to every detail. The two actors’ dedication shines through, making the drama’s romance even more captivating!

    The behind-the-scenes shots also showcase Han Ji Min and Lee Jun Hyuk’s undeniable chemistry. One particular photo has fans swooning—Han Ji Min flashes a bright smile while Lee Jun Hyuk playfully places a finger on her head, showing their effortless bond.

    Their close proximity adds a sophisticated and mature charm that’s hard to miss. With their romance officially blooming in Episode 8, fans can’t wait to see how their love story unfolds!

    On January 30th, the production team shared a warm message, saying, “We hope everyone had a wonderful Lunar New Year holiday.”

    They continued, “Han Ji Min and Lee Jun Hyuk’s chemistry has always been top-tier. They are already perfect actors, but they continue to exchange ideas and work hard to create even deeper emotions on screen.”

    The team also teased what’s coming next, saying, “With only four episodes left, Ji Yoon and Eun Ho will help each other grow through a more mature love. Please stay with Love Scout until the very end!”

    With emotions running high and only a few episodes left, fans are more excited than ever to see how this romance will develop. Will Ji Yoon and Eun Ho get their happy ending? Stay tuned!

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