Suspicious Partner to Backstreet Rookie: K-Dramas you need to check out if you are Ji Chang Wook fan

Ji Chang Wook made a breakthrough in his career with his role in the epic historical drama “Empress Ki” in which he starred as the fiery Yuan Dynasty emperor Ta Hwan. The series follows Goryeo-born Empress Ki as she rises as empress following her political marriage to Ta Hwan, whom she begins to develop affection for.

A heartwarming tale of holding onto hope, Ji Chang Wook’s Rieul teaches us to embrace our inner child in “The Sound of Magic,” inspiring us all to believe in miracles even in the face of life’s troubles

Action lovers will definitely enjoy this political thriller "The K2" where Ji Chang Wooks plays Kim Je Ha, a mercenary-turned-bodyguard hired by a presidential candidate’s wife Choi Yoo Jin in order to exact revenge on another politician for the death of his former lover.

The actor plays the titular Healer in this action-packed drama in which he seeks to uncover the truth behind the past.

The legal romantic comedy “Suspicious Partner,” is admittedly one of the best Ji Chang Wook dramas. The actor plays prickly, socially awkward prosecutor Noh Ji Wook, who defends his feisty trainee Eun Bong Hee in court after she is wrongfully accused of murder.

Despite its sci-fi premise, “Melting Me Softly” is a romantic comedy at its core, and the disoriented subjects struggle to adapt to the future while dealing with how much their loved ones have changed.

In this slice-of-life drama, “Backstreet Rookie,” Ji Chang Wook stars as a convenience store clerk named Choi Dae Hyun who struggles to keep the family business afloat by himself.