Han So-hee’s 8 Best K-Dramas, Ranked

In the world of K-dramasActress Han So-Hee has been a part of some truly great projects, from United worlds to nevertheless, But which show could be considered her best? Han So-hee started her acting career in 2016 when she appeared in the music video of the band SHINee, “Tell me what to do.” From there, the South Korean actress earned a minor role in a K-drama that quickly developed into several supporting roles, and ultimately, lead parts in some of the best K-dramas of all time. In 2023, So-hee made her first film debut in the movie, Heavy snow.

In just a few years, Han So-hee has proven herself as a formidable actressAs well as one of Netflix’s biggest K-drama stars. In total, So-hee has appeared in ten K-dramas and web series. Although some of​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​a projects have shown her ability less well than others, in general, these are all K-dramas that gained popularity among audiences or were particularly important to Han So-hee’s career.

8

Abyss

Jang Hee-jin

Abyss is one of the last supporting roles that Han So-hee took on before getting her big break in the JTBC series, The world of marriage. In this fantastic K-drama, Cha Min is brought back to life with a completely new appearance and a second chance at life. Along with his childhood crush Gu Se-yeon, who similarly died and was revived with a new face, Abyss Mix laugh-out-loud comedy with the thrills of a crime drama as the duo tries to solve Se-yeon’s murder. Han So-hee plays the role of Jang Hee-jin, Cha Min’s mysterious fiancee.

Despite its all-star cast, Abyss falls short. Its storyline stretches things beyond the imagination even for K-dramas, leaving little room for its characters to develop beyond clichés. Still, Han So-hee gives a brilliant performance. She works with the material to show the layers of intrigue behind Hee-jin, who has a much darker past than first appears. Although not as memorable as her other K-drama roles, Abyss Demonstrates how Han So-hee can thrive when portraying characters with complex backstories.

7

Money flower

Yoon Seo-wan

Money flower is one of two Han So-hee K-dramas that premiered in 2017. The series follows a man who is intent on avenging his family by rising to the top of an important business. However, his desires quickly get in the way of his plans. In the series, Han So-hee plays Yoon Seo-won. She is the secret girlfriend of the business salon, and Han So-hee delivers strong performances in the show despite the early stage of her career.

Money flower is a grittier K-drama that not only shows a darker side to Han So-hee’s career, but is also a clear step up from her first K-drama, United worlds. Han So-hee has a fierce presence on screen, and her scenes are always captivating. She switches easily between her character’s conflicted emotions and adds a dynamic intensity to the K-drama. Although The limitations of the K-drama don’t give Han So-hee much room to play with her characterThis role glimpses what the actress is truly capable of.

6

100 days my prince

Kim so-hey

One of Han So-hee’s most memorable supporting roles is in 2018 100 days my prince. In it, she plays the character, Kim So-hye. 100 days my prince is a historical K-drama that follows a crown prince who accidentally falls off a cliff and loses his memory for 100 days. At that time, he met the young woman at the head of Joseon’s first detective agency. in 100 days my prince, Han So-hee’s character is the crown prince’s wife, who enters into a relationship with her father’s hired assassin.

100 days my prince Once again demonstrates how well Han So-hee can delve into complex characters. So-hye acts like a puppet to her father, but longs for her lover, all of which is carefully shown through the subtleties of Hans’s dramatic performance. Her on-screen chemistry with Kim Jae-young is also spectacular. The two actors give their characters unique nuances and time to blossom, and in doing so, Han So-hee and Kim Jae-young make for a beautifully bittersweet romance Which defies the expectations of a second-lead K-drama couple.

5

Soundtrack #1

Lee Eun-soo

In 2022, Han So-hee starred in a Korean web series that streamed on Disney+ called Soundtrack #1. The series tells the story of two best friends, Lee Eun-soo and Han Seon-woo, who have known each other for approximately 20 years. However, when the two have to live together for two weeks, they suddenly see a new side of each other. Han So-hee’s character, Lee Eun-soo, is a struggling lyricist who shows an entirely new side to the actress Kate.

Although Soundtrack #1 It’s not mind blowing in terms of its friends-to-lovers K-drama romance or its plot, it’s still a sweet series that showcases So-Hee’s ability to play a loveable romantic interest. It’s refreshing to see Han So-hee move away from darker roles To try another famous K-drama genre. Although her performance doesn’t quite live up to some of the morally ambiguous characters that made her famous, Han So-hee’s portrayal of Eun-soo is a commendable addition to her career.

4

Gyeongseong creature

Yoon Chae-Good

Flashforward to 2023 and Han So-hee has found her place as a certified K-drama lead in Gyeongseong creature. The first season of the historical sci-fi K-drama takes place in 1945 in Gyeongseong, now known as Seoul, during the Japanese occupation of Korea. Two young adults face off against a strange creature to survive. Han So-hee plays Yoon Chae-ok, the female lead who is a specialist in finding missing people. In the second season, she takes on the character of the same name but finds herself in modern-day Seoul rather than the Joseon era.

With such a unique premise, Gyeongseong creature is a testament to Han So-hee’s success in the K-drama world. Chae-ok is a graceful and competent sleuth and Han So-hee’s well-directed restraint makes her character an enticing enigma. however, Gyeongseong creature is not without its faults. The romance between Han So-hee and Park Seo-joon’s K-drama couple feels rushed and lacks the anticipation of other great K-drama romances. Despite this, Han So-hee gives another compelling performance, but it doesn’t have the same impact as some of her more impressive roles.

3

That’s it

Yes na-bi

In 2021, Han So-hee took a role in the romantic K-drama, That’s it. The series follows Yoo Na-bi, a young woman who no longer believes in love, and Park Jae-eon, a young man who loves to flirt and wants to settle down. Although the two avoid love and relationships at all costs, their undeniable connection makes it difficult for them to stay away from each other. This concept allows That’s it To up the ante as a steamy K-drama and portray a hot but somewhat toxic relationship, with its two big names being an insatiable fixture at the heart of the series.

That’s it is an extremely popular K-drama, with Han So-hee’s performance as Yoo Na-bi playing a part in its success. Han So-hee’s on-screen chemistry with Song Kang is magnetic But strikes an uncomfortable note with the will-they-will-they-won’t-they nature of their relationship. Like many of Han’s early characters, Na-bi is far from perfect and the actress shines when showing the different depths of Na-bi’s flawed but decidedly youthful view of the world. With that in mind, it’s easy to see how That’s it is one of Han So-hee’s standout performances in her career so far.

2

The world of marriage

Yes Da-Kyung

The K-drama that saw Han So-hee’s first lead role was 2020s The world of marriage. Based on the BBC series, Doctor Foster, The World of the Married Follows a beloved doctor and his aspiring director wife when their marriage falls apart due to the husband’s infidelity. Han So-hee plays Yeo Da-kyung, the woman with whom the doctor cheats on his wife and does so out of hand. No character in The world of marriage Is a good person, and Han So-hee’s calculated portrayal of the young mistress adds a fierce intensity to the K-drama.

like money flower, The world of marriage Proves that Han So-hee can not only take on darker, more exciting material but also that she has what it takes to be a K-drama lead. The Revenge K-drama is full of strong performances from the likes of Kim Hee-ae and Park Hae-joon, but Han So-hee holds her own. She is a commanding figure on screen and details the layers of Da-kyung’s complicated persona with ease. Ultimately, the series became the highest-rated drama in Korean cable television history, rightfully catapulting Han So-hee’s career to new heights.

1

My name

Yoon Ji-woo

Finally, it’s 2021s My name. This thriller K-drama stars Han So-hee as Yoon Ji-woo, a young woman seeking revenge after her father’s sudden death. As a result, she joins a local drug crime gang and becomes a mole for them in the police force. However, Yoon Ji-woo’s string of lies cannot protect her forever, nor her unstoppable anger, which Han So-hee portrays flawlessly in one of her most unique projects to date.

Despite being a much shorter series than most K-dramas with only eight episodes, Han So-hee’s portrayal of Yoon Ji-woo packs quite a punch. Her committed performance emphasizes the series’ morally ambiguous tone, making it easy to root for Ji-woo despite her demeanor as a criminal. The actress gives My name The Electric Charge It has to be one of Netflix’s best K-dramas, as well as the best show of her career. As a result, Han so-hey Proves that, no matter what the genre, she can still awe audiences with an amazing K-drama Performance.