Top 10 K-Drama Characters That Still Make Us Wonder How They're Doing

A K-Drama is made perfect by innumerable factors but characters stand at the forefront of them all. If a viewer cannot relate to, connect with or feel moved by a character, it is highly unlikely that they will enjoy the story. Similarly, a K-Drama that doesn't have too much going on could still win hearts just by virtue of its characters.

Have you ever finished a K-Drama that left you craving for more, wishing for closure, or maybe even a time skip that showed you where life took your favorite characters in the future? If so, this is the article for you.

Here are the top 10 K-Drama characters that still make us wonder how they're doing.

Spoiler Alert!

 

1. Kang ShinJae/Kang HyeonMin (Kim KyungNam) - "The King: Eternal Monarch"

Kang ShinJae, or rather, Kang HyeonMin, played by Kim KyungNam, is undoubtedly a character that deserved much better than was dished out to him, not just in terms of the final closure but also in his life. With his existence wrapped up in the twisted logic of the parallel universes, HyeonMin's storyline is fraught with tragedy and uncertainty. Even when he's struggling with a crisis, he stands by his principles, and that is exactly what endears him to the audience. As history itself is rewritten, HyeonMin regains his real identity back home in the Kingdom of Corea. He becomes a detective in the Violent Crimes Squad 3, working alongside Luna (Kim GoEun). We still cannot help but wonder how HyeonMin and ShinJae are living their rightful lives. In fact, a spin-off about these parallel characters would be rather entertaining, wouldn't it?

 

2. Moon