From his early days as a beloved child actor to capturing hearts as a K-pop idol and now making waves on the small screen, Park Ji-hoon has proven time and again that he’s a true all-rounder. With every new role, he continues to showcase his evolving talent and magnetic presence, earning both critical acclaim and a devoted fan base. Whether he’s playing a charming romantic lead or diving deep into complex characters, Ji-hoon’s dramas have quickly become must-watches.

In this blog, we’ll take a look at Park Ji-hoon’s most famous dramas, exploring the standout roles that defined his career and solidified his place as one of Korea’s rising acting stars.

Weak Hero Class 1/2

• Year: 2022/25
• Genre: Action
• Where To Watch: Viki / iQIYI / Netflix / Kocowa

Based on the webtoon ‘Weak Hero‘ by SeoPass and Kim Jin Seok, Weak Hero Class 1 follows Yeon Shi Eun, a top student who looks fragile but is far from it. Though he lacks physical strength, he outsmarts bullies using his sharp intellect and psychological tactics. Set in a school plagued by violence, Shi Eun takes a stand, showing that brains can beat brawn. His quiet intensity and strategic mind make this underdog story both gripping and empowering.

At a Distance, Spring Is Green

• Year: 2021
• Genre: Slice Of Life
• Where To Watch: Viki / iQIYI / AppleTV

Based on the webtoon ‘Campus Life‘ by Ji Nyoong, this series follows the lives of university students navigating their twenties. At the heart of the story is Yeo Joon, a charming and wealthy freshman who hides deep emotional scars. When he partners with the cold and aloof Nam Soo Hyun on a class project, an unexpected friendship begins to bloom. Their bond explores the pressures, insecurities, and growing pains that define college life, making it both heartfelt and relatable.

Love Revolution

• Year: 2020
• Genre: Romance
• Where To Watch: ViKi / Hulu

Based on the webtoon ‘Love Revolution‘ by Lee Yong Ka, this story follows 17-year-old Gong Ju Young, who believes he’s found true love when he spots Wang Ja Rim. She’s known for being distant and hard to impress, and she isn’t exactly swooning over his flashy affection. But Gong Ju Young isn’t giving up that easily. He’s determined to win her over, and with patience and persistence, Wang Ja Rim slowly begins to warm up to him.

Flower Crew: Joseon Marriage Agency

• Year: 2019
• Genre: Historical
• Where To Watch: Netflix / ViKi/ iQIYI

Based on Kim Yi Rang’s novel ‘Flower Crew: Joseon Marriage Agency‘, this historical drama follows Lee Soo, a humble blacksmith who suddenly becomes king at 23. Bound by royal duties, he’s forbidden from marrying his first love, Gae Ddong. Refusing to give up, Lee Soo hires the elite Flower Crew: Ma Hoon, Do Joon, and Go Young Soo to turn Gae Ddong into a noblewoman. However, transforming her into someone fit for palace life is far tougher than anyone anticipated.

Love Song for Illusion

• Year: 2024
• Genre: Historical
• Where To Watch: ViKi

Based on the webtoon ‘Love Song for Illusion‘ by Vanziun, this fantasy-romance tale follows Crown Prince Sajo Hyun, who moonlights as a downtown fashion designer while concealing his royal roots. Haunted by a painful past with his ruthless father, Hyun harbors a split identity, Ak Hee, a flirt cursed to feel pain with every touch. Meanwhile, Yeon Wol, heir to a fallen dynasty, transforms from assassin to royal concubine. After a failed assassination, she awakens with no memory, setting the stage for high-stakes intrigue.

Conclusion

From his early acting days to his breakout roles, Park Ji-hoon has proven time and again that he’s more than just a former idol; he’s a full-fledged actor with an impressive range. Ji-hoon brings depth and charisma to every character. His growing list of acclaimed dramas not only showcases his talent but also cements his place as one of the most promising young actors in the industry. If you haven’t yet dived into his drama portfolio, now is the perfect time to binge and witness his evolution on screen.