Shin Hyun Soo is a South Korean actor who was born on July 8, 1989, in Incheon, South Korea. He studied Drama at Dong Seoul University, and after making his acting start in stage plays, he made his first major TV appearance in the drama series “My Beautiful Bride” in 2015. He has since gone on to appear in the series titles “Thumping Spike” (2016), “Welcome to Waikiki” (2018), and “Welcome to Waikiki 2” (2019).

Shin Hyun Soo

When hostile aliens launch a worldwide invasion, the South Korean military has no choice but to recruit all third-year high school students to join the forces. After arriving at Seongjin High School, platoon leader Lee Chun Ho (Shin Hyun Soo) guides students through rigorious training for combat. Meanwhile, class teacher, Park Eun Yeong (Im Se Mi) is determined to keep her students safe as they fight this war against aliens to save their world from the brink of extinction. Based on the webtoon written by Ha Il Kwon, this 2023 South Korean drama series was directed by Sung Yong Il.

Duty After School

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Dae Wook, an ordinary middle-aged man, worked his way up to the position of deputy manager at one of the major companies after graduating from a prominent university. One day, he becomes relatively but extremely poor overnight and is even on the verge of getting laid off from work. Mi Jin, his wife, is gentle and supports Dae Wook to the fullest. After being advised to resign from his company, Dae Wook lays his hands on stock and cryptocurrency trading. For some reason, the prices of anything he lays his hands on plummet except for the housing price. With his back against the wall and without a house under his name, Dae Wook finds himself stuck under a pile of difficulties. Dae Wook thinks he has nothing more to lose and struggles to bounce back.

Desperate Mr. X

Under the rule of King Gwang Hae, widows of the Joseon Dynasty were often stolen in the night and forced to marry their kidnapper, against their will. This practice, known as bossam, was a customary practice employed by those wishing to easily gain a wife and there were those, like Ba Woo (Jung Il Woo) who made their living, stealing these widows for other men.&nbsp;

Framed for a crime he didn’t commit, Ba Woo was forced into hiding at a very young age. Barely escaping with his life, he was forced into hiding. Growing up in abject poverty Ba Woo got by as best he could. Now a scoundrel and a degenerate, with a nasty gambling habit and a penchant for picking fights, Ba Woo wasn’t the marrying type himself; but he had no qualms about stealing widows for other men. Often hired for bossam, Ba Woo never had any troubles stealing a wife, at least not until the day he accidentally kidnapped the widowed princess, Soo Kyung (Kwon Yuri).&nbsp;

Now stuck with the daughter-in-law of his sworn enemy, Ba Woo finds his life taking an unexpected and increasingly complicated turn. Will he be able to free himself of Soo Kyung and return to his old life, or will the presence of a princess lead him down a different path?

A tale of mistaken identities and unexpected love, “Bossam: Steal the Fate” is a 2021 historical romance drama directed by Kwon Seok Jang.

Bossam - Steal the Fate

Destiny Thieves

JTBC

"Welcome to Waikiki Season 2" is a story of friendships, love, and dreams of Lee Joon Ki (Lee Yi Kyung), an unpopular actor, and the friends at his "Waikiki" guesthouse. In an effort to revive the guesthouse, Lee Joon Ki persuades his friends Cha Woo Sik (Kim Sun Ho) and Kook Ki Bong (Shin Hyun Soo), to invest in "Waikiki." Along with these three men, Han Soo Yeon (Mun Ka Young), Kim Jung Eun (Ahn So Hee), and Cha Yoo Ri (Kim Ye Won) also come along to live at "Waikiki."

Welcome to Waikiki S2

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If you meet the same person over and over again over the course of many years, is it just coincidence or fate?

Han Yoo Kyung (Han Seung Yeon) takes a trip to Korea after graduating from college in the United States and ends up fighting with her boyfriend and breaking up. She meets Cha Hyun Oh (Shin Hyun Soo), who took an impulsive trip to Korea after quitting his job in Japan. The two share a walk on the beach and then part ways.

But Yoo Kyung and and Hyun Oh surprisingly keep bumping into each other over the course of three different trips and end up spending 12 nights together. Could this be just coincidence or something much more?

“Twelve Nights” is a 2018 South Korean Viki Original series directed by Jung Heon Soo.

Twelve Nights

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It's not been long since people started to discuss about different ranks within the society. Children's ranks are decided since birth according to the power and richness of their parents. Everyone dreams of becoming successful and leading a wonderful life, but the glass ceiling is solidified even more nowadays. Here is a girl who struggles to climb up the ladder of hierarchy. In the process, she realizes how to seek true happiness in her own way. She's been brought up in an ordinary household, by hardworking parents who sacrificed themselves for the children's happiness. However, no matter how hard she tries every day, there is a gap that cannot be closed. One day, she is given a choice to change her life around. This drama will console those who are still hoping and dreaming of escaping the rock bottom life.

My Golden Life

The Golden Team

Han Da Woon (Kim So Eun) is a nerdy university student who has never had any experience in love, but is a top 10, straight-A student. All of her crushes have been unrequited, and she is tired of being alone.

At college, she meets a former volleyball player, the super-popular Dong Hye Sung (Lee Won Geun).

After a promising start, Dong Hye Sung’s sporting career has hit an insurmountable hurdle: He has experienced a slump in form that goes on for so long, that he eventually decides to put his volleyball dreams on ice so he can study business.

Sadly for him, as a sporting star, he has never really had to study before – and quickly realizes that he has no idea how to go about it.

The two students soon realize that they may be able to help one another out: Han Da Woon agrees to become Dong Hye Sung’s study coach – if he agrees to become her love coach.

But as they learn together, a mysterious bond begins to form. Could love bloom for this unlikely couple?

“Thumping Spike 2” is a 2016 South Korea drama series directed by Kim Jin Young.

Thumping Spike 2

A budding young female volleyball player named Kang Se Ra (Hwang Seun Eon) has an unfortunate incident, resulting in a sudden slump in form that she cannot seem to shake off.

As her woes continue, she ends up coaching a struggling men’s high school volleyball team where Hwang Jae Woong (Song Jae Rim) is the star player.

Despite his skills and sporting prowess, the rest of the team is nowhere near his level – and its win record is abysmal.

But when these two volleyball talents meet, sparks fly on and off the court. Despite Hwang Jae Woong’s sarcastic exterior, Kang Se Ra soon discovers an altogether more tender side of this volleyball ace.

With love in the air, could the team’s results improve? And could Kang Se Ra find her groove again – to return to the top of the volleyball game?

“Thumping Spike” is a 2016 South Korean drama series produced by Kim Jin Young.

Thumping Spike

Everyone thought he was a genius, but Jin Woo was suffering from Hyperthymetic syndrome. His memory could remember every single detail every day. Jin Woo faces another tragedy; his father was falsely accused of murder. With his ability, Jin Woo becomes a lawyer to save his father from being wrongfully executed for murder. He uses his condition to his advantage, but the odds seem firmly stacked against him when he develops Alzheimer's. Will he be able to prove the innocence of his father?

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