"King the Land" has rapidly ascended the ranks to become one of this year's most cherished dramas. The engaging dialogue, the intriguing transformation from adversaries to lovers, and the sprinkling of comic relief have successfully ensnared a legion of viewers. The captivating chemistry between the two main leads only adds to the charm. If you're craving for more, dive into these five standout dramas featuring our charismatic male lead, Gu Won, brilliantly portrayed by 2PM's Lee Jun Ho.

1. "The Red Sleeve": A romance story between the King of Joseon, Yi San, is all about duty to his country, but we all know just how quickly that can change. Especially when a court lady catches his eye, she only wants to protect the life she has chosen. 
 

2. "Rain or Shine": Working through the emotions of losing a loved one because of a tragic building accident, three young people attempt to navigate through their grief as they find themselves helping to reconstruct a replacement building. 

3. "Wok of Love": One of Junho's earlier works, "Wok of Love" is about a star chef who finds himself being fired. Trying to seek revenge, he becomes the head chef of a failing Chinese restaurant across the street. Will he succeed in achieving his revenge, or does fate have other plans in mind?  

4. "Good Manager": Having a change of heart after being tasked with embezzling a fortune, the former accountant of a gangster finds himself at the top position of a corrupt company. You know that whenever money is involved, there's going to be a lot of mind games at play, but what kind of twisted mind games will you witness in "Good Manager?" 

5. "Confession": While this technically isn't a drama, regardless, it's worth a watch. Becoming a lawyer to help his father, who has been falsely accused of a crime that hasn't been committed, things within "Confession" become tense as a consequence, if found guilty, is the death penalty.  What kind of confessions will be made within the walls of the courthouse, and will the father be able to be proven not guilty? You can only find out if you watch "Confession." 

It's great to see that Junho is making his way onto the path of an actor, and many have been commending him for the skills and characters he portrays on screen. I can't wait to see his future projects in the coming months!