If you’re here, chances are you’ve already fallen head over heels for Rowoon! You’re in good company!!
Now that you’ve binged one or more of his dramas, you’re probably wondering, What’s next? Where can I get more of this magical man on my screen? Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered!
Here’s a guide to all the Korean dramas starring Rowoon – so you can keep the love going.
The Ultimate List of Rowoon K-Dramas
1. School 2017 (2017)
Genre: Youth, Romance, Drama
Role: Minor Role
Rowoon made his acting debut with a small role in School 2017, part of the iconic “School” series known for exploring the struggles and dreams of Korean teenagers. Although his appearance was brief, it marked his first step into the acting world, allowing him to gain experience and showcase his potential.
2. About Time (2018)
Genre: Fantasy, Romance
Role: Supporting Role
In About Time, Rowoon played Choi Wi-jin, the younger brother of the female lead. His character added a lively and relatable charm to the fantasy-romance series. While it was a supporting role, Rowoon’s performance stood out, hinting at the leading-man material he would soon become.
3. Where Stars Land (2018)
Genre: Romance, Drama
Role: Supporting Role
In this workplace drama set at Incheon Airport, Rowoon played Go Eun-sub, a rookie airport employee with a kind and caring personality. His chemistry with the lead characters and his ability to portray a soft, supportive role left a lasting impression on viewers.
4. Extraordinary You (2019)
Genre: Fantasy, Romance, Comedy
Role: Leading Role
Rowoon’s breakthrough came with Extraordinary You, where he played Haru, a mysterious and kind-hearted high school student. The story revolves around students who realize they are characters in a comic book and attempt to change their predetermined fates. Rowoon’s performance as the enigmatic Haru captivated audiences worldwide, earning him critical acclaim and solidifying his status as a rising star.
5. She Would Never Know (2021)
Genre: Romance, Workplace Drama
Role: Leading Role
In this romantic workplace drama, Rowoon starred as Chae Hyun-seung, a junior employee who falls for his senior, Yoon Song-ah (played by Won Jin-ah). His portrayal of a confident yet vulnerable man navigating office romance showcased his maturity as an actor and left fans swooning over his romantic gestures and emotional depth.
6. The King’s Affection (2021)
Genre: Historical, Romance, Drama
Role: Leading Role
Taking on a historical role, Rowoon starred as Jung Ji-woon, a kind-hearted and idealistic royal tutor. The King’s Affectiontells the story of a hidden princess (played by Park Eun-bin) who takes her brother’s place as crown prince. The drama’s heartfelt moments and sizzling chemistry between Rowoon and Park Eun-bin earned it international popularity, with Rowoon gaining even more recognition for his versatility.
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7. Tomorrow (2022)
Genre: Fantasy, Drama
Role: Leading Role
In Tomorrow, Rowoon showcased a new side of his acting range by playing Choi Joon-woong, a young man who accidentally becomes part of a crisis management team tasked with saving people on the brink of despair. The drama tackled heavy themes such as mental health and loss, and Rowoon’s empathetic and nuanced performance resonated deeply with viewers.
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8. Destined With You (2023)
Genre: Fantasy, Romance
Role: Leading Role
Rowoon starred as Jang Shin-yu, a successful lawyer cursed by a centuries-old spell in this romantic fantasy drama. Opposite Jo Bo-ah, who plays the key to breaking his curse, Rowoon brought depth and humor to his character, balancing the drama’s magical elements with heartfelt emotions. The chemistry between the leads and Rowoon’s charming portrayal of a man torn between love and his fate made this series a standout.
9. The Matchmakers (2023)
Genre: Historical, Comedy, Romance
Role: Leading Role
In The Matchmakers, Rowoon takes on the role of Shim Jung-woo, a widowed scholar in the Joseon era. Paired with Jung Soon-deok (played by Cho Yi-hyun), a widowed matchmaker with a sharp wit, the two form an unlikely partnership to help other widows and widowers find love—while perhaps discovering it for themselves along the way. Rowoon’s portrayal of the reserved yet endearing Jung-woo brings humor, warmth, and just the right amount of romantic tension, proving once again why he’s a fan favorite in historical dramas.
