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Top 9 Lee Jun Young Dramas and Movies to Watch After "Weak Hero Class 2"


Lee Jun Young in Weak Hero Class 2 (Credits: Netflix)
Lee Jun Young in Weak Hero Class 2 (Credits: Netflix)

Lee Jun Young is quickly becoming one of the most talked-about names in K-dramaland. Once known for being part of U-KISS, he has now earned recognition as a versatile actor who’s not afraid to take on bold, emotional, or dark roles. With Weak Hero Class 2 finally dropping on Netflix, viewers are once again drawn to his intense screen presence.


From charming romantic leads to intense and layered villains, Lee Jun Young has taken on a variety of roles that highlight just how dynamic he can be. If you're new to his work or a longtime fan, here are 9 standout dramas and movies that prove why he’s one of the most exciting actors to watch right now!



1. Melo Movie (2025)


Melo Movie (Credits: Netflix)
Melo Movie (Credits: Netflix)

This romantic drama centers on Ko Gyeom, a film critic, and Kim Mu Bee, a director with a complicated past. After a brief romantic encounter ends abruptly, they reunite five years later, navigating unresolved feelings and personal growth. A secondary storyline follows Hong Si Jun and Son Ju Ah, whose long-standing relationship faces new challenges upon their reunion.



2. Dreaming of a Freaking Fairytale (2024)


Dreaming of a Freaking Fairytale (CreditsL TVING)
Dreaming of a Freaking Fairytale (CreditsL TVING)

A modern twist on classic fairytales, this rom-com tells the story of a woman who wants her own Prince Charming but ends up working for a man who doesn't believe in love. Chaos, romance, and healing unfold as two opposites collide.



3. The Impossible Heir (2024)


The Impossible Heir (Credits: Disney+ )
The Impossible Heir (Credits: Disney+ )

Three youngsters, two men and one woman from different backgrounds, try to rise to power within Korea’s most elite chaebol family. As ambition turns into betrayal, this fast-paced drama explores the dangerous game of greed and loyalty.



4. Class of Lies (2019)


Class of Lies (Credits: OCN )
Class of Lies (Credits: OCN )

This legal mystery drama is set in an elite high school where a lawyer goes undercover as a teacher to investigate a student’s murder. As dark secrets unfold within the school’s prestigious walls, the show delivers suspense, strong character arcs, and a gritty tone.



5. Brave Citizen (2023) – Movie


Brave Citizen (Credits: Studio N)
Brave Citizen (Credits: Studio N)

A once-promising boxer turned teacher takes on a corrupt school system. When she crosses paths with a violent student, she must fight not only for justice but also to protect her students and her principles.



6. Love and Leashes (2022) – Movie


Love and Leashes (Credits: Netflix)
Love and Leashes (Credits: Netflix)

Based on a popular webtoon, this romantic comedy explores an unusual relationship built on trust, communication, and playfulness. Despite its bold theme, it remains wholesome, cheeky, and surprisingly heartwarming.



7. May I Help You (2022)


May I Help You (Credits: MBC)
May I Help You (Credits: MBC)

  • Aired: October 19 – December 22, 2022

  • Episodes: 16

  • Cast: Lee Hye Ri, Lee Jun Young

  • Streaming Platform: Amazon Prime Video


This emotional fantasy drama tells the story of a funeral director who can speak to the dead and an errand service employee who helps her grant their final wishes. Lee Jun Young stars as Kim Tae Hee, a warm-hearted character who carries personal wounds while doing his best to help others.



  1. Let Me Be Your Knight (2021)


Let Me Be Your Knight (Credits: SBS)
Let Me Be Your Knight (Credits: SBS)

A popular idol suffering from sleepwalking ends up in a live-in therapy arrangement with a doctor harboring secrets. This healing drama intertwines music, romance, and mental health, presenting a heartfelt narrative of recovery and love.



9. D.P. (2021–2023) – Guest Appearances


D.P. (Credits: Netflix)
D.P. (Credits: Netflix)

Lee Jun Young makes guest appearances in both seasons of this military drama, which focuses on a team tasked with capturing deserters. The series provides a gritty and realistic portrayal of military life and the moral dilemmas soldiers face.



Lee Jun Young Continues to Impress


With each new project, Lee Jun Young is proving that he’s one of the most promising actors of his generation. Whether it’s a charming CEO, a tough student, or a broken lover, he plays each role with depth and charisma.


Don’t forget to catch Lee Jun Young in Pump Up the Healthy Love, premiering on April 30, 2025, where he’s set to charm viewers again as a lovable fitness trainer in this heartwarming rom-com.


Which drama or movie are you watching first? Did you discover a new favourite from this list? Let us know your thoughts below!








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