5 Handsome K-drama Villains You Can’t Simply Hate
Many of you are easily immersed in the characters when watching a Korean drama, it may be a protagonist or a villain. But one of the struggles that most of the viewers are experiencing is that even though the actors filling in the role of bad guys are sometimes the people you can't simply hate for their perfect visuals.
To give you some, here are the five good-looking Korean drama actors whom you can't deny but admire with their inevitable charms. No hate, just love!
Jang Joon Woo - "Vincenzo"
One of the popular villains in the K-drama world today is none other than Babel Group's CEO, Jang Joon Woo, played by 2PM member Ok Taecyeon. Despite being a sociopath and extremely monstrous, Jang Joon Woo is hard to hate for his charismatic and good-looking aura.
He is the mortal enemy of Vincenzo Cassano (Song Joong Ki) and having these two in the same drama becomes a dilemma to many of the viewers.
Jang Joon Woo gets even more attractive with his English speaking skill. Plus his everyday outfits give him the power to showcase his duality and stylish persona.
Lee Rang - "Tale of the Nine-Tailed"
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Korean heartthrob and "Boys Over Flowers" actor Kim Bum made a huge character shift in his previous drama "Tale of the Nine-Tailed." From being a casanova to being an ambiguous villain named Lee Rang, as an evil half-human and half-gumiho, he is very determined to bring destruction because of his aggressiveness.
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Despite his evilness to his brother Lee Yeon (Lee Dong Wook), viewers can't easily hate Lee Rang, for he immediately captivated the hearts of many with his dazzling and natural suave every time he wears a suit.
Gwi - "Scholar Who Walks the Night"
One of Korean entertainment's hidden gems, Lee Soo Hyuk, made it to the list with his devilish character as Gwi in "Scholar Who Walks the Night" in 2015. As the strongest and evil vampire residing underneath the palace, he has the power to manipulate those living in the kingdom. Gwi's evilness becomes invisible in the eyes of the audience, for his alluring and stunning overall visuals are hard not to notice every time he appears on the screen.
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Seo Moon Jo - "Strangers From Hell"
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Lee Dong Wook's versatility is on the next level, aside from acing the roles of being a protagonist, he can also give the viewers panic attacks in his most dangerous character. He played the role of Seo Moon Jo in "Strangers From Hell," and he was just one of the gorgeous psychopath dentists that the audience met in 2019. Don't be deceived by Seo Moon Jo's friendly look because he can be an aggressive dentist to pull out your teeth without any anesthesia at all. Ouch!
Jung Sun Ho - "I Remember You"
Far from his previous charming and sweet characters, Park Bo Gum once played an antagonist in "I Remember You as Jung Sun Ho. With his calculative intelligence, he was able to outsmart even the most brilliant detectives in his company. He set traps for his older brother David Lee (Seo In Guk), but no matter how bad he is, viewers can't just resist his perfect visuals. Plus, his serious and meticulous aura exposed his most attractive side.
Who among these K-drama actors aced their roles as villains? Share your thoughts with us in the comments!
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Written by Shai Collins.
