17 Never-Seen Female Jobs We'd Like To See Taken On By Female Leads In K-Dramas

There are many professions that are common to see in K-Dramas such as lawyers, doctors, police officers, etc. What the female lead in a drama does for a living usually adds an interesting element to the story.

It is always nice to watch a drama with a fresh twist. So, check out these 17 never-seen female jobs that we'd like to see taken on by a female lead in a K-Drama.

Note: This list is not a ranking and is in no particular order. The images and videos used in the article are also only for reference. Some of the jobs mentioned have also been touched on in certain dramas, but have not been seen done by a lead role yet.

 

1. Pansori singer

Pansori is a type of Korean folk music that involves storytelling through song. The sound is incredibly unique and the singing is quite technical. As a traditional type of Korean music, it would make great subject matter for K-Drama fans who are curious about more elements of Korean culture.

It would also be a great opportunity for an acting-dol to show another level to their vocal prowess.

 

2. Modern Korean traditional dancer

Korean traditional dancing is mesmerizing and elegant. Not only would a K-Drama about a Korean traditional dancer (during modern times) be interesting and fascinating to watch, but once again, as mentioned for the pansori singer, it would be a great opportunity for an acting-dol or even famous choreographer to show fans a new side to themselves.

There are many forms and types of Korean traditional dance which could add an interesting dynamic to the storyline. A modern OST could also create new iconic pieces of m