One of the reigning kings of K-dramas is finally making his return to the world of romance, chaos, and comedy. Lee Min Ho recently announced that he’ll be starring in a new drama series titled “Ask the Stars,” alongside the talented Gong Hyo Jin, set to premiere early next year. Fans couldn’t contain their excitement following this announcement, and as we eagerly await the show's release, here are some of Lee Min Ho’s most iconic dramas to catch up on.

1. “Boys Over Flowers”: This is the drama that catapulted Lee Min Ho to stardom. “Boys Over Flowers” tells the classic rags-to-riches story of Geum Jan Di, who finds herself enrolled in the nation’s most prestigious school, a place where only the wealthiest students attend. There, she catches the eye of Gu Jun Pyo, the school’s richest and most popular student. But the journey from rags to riches is fraught with challenges. Will Geum Jan Di and Gu Jun Pyo’s love be strong enough to overcome them all?

2. “Personal Taste”: In this drama, Lee Min Ho plays a practical, diligent, and independent architect who is deeply passionate about his work. When he sets his sights on a historical home for his next project, he goes to great lengths to get what he wants—even pretending to be gay to become roommates with the woman who lives in the house. “Personal Taste” showcases Lee Min Ho’s versatility as an actor, blending humor and heartfelt moments.

3. “Legend of the Blue Sea”: Starring alongside Jun Ji Hyun, Lee Min Ho delivers a performance that’s sure to capture your heart. “Legend of the Blue Sea” is a perfect mix of fantasy, romance, and comedy. In a departure from his usual roles, Lee Min Ho plays Heo Joon Jae, a clever swindler who meets a mermaid. The chemistry between the leads and the humorous banter make this drama unforgettable.

4. “City Hunter”: This drama marks a significant shift for Lee Min Ho, who is primarily known for his romantic roles. “City Hunter” is all about action and revenge. Lee Min Ho stars as Lee Yoon Sung, a man on a mission to avenge his father’s killers. Working undercover at the Blue House, Yoon Sung navigates a web of danger and intrigue in this high-octane series.

5. “The Heirs”: High school is often synonymous with drama, and “The Heirs” fully embraces this concept. The series delves into broken friendships, newfound love, and complex love triangles. Lee Min Ho’s portrayal of Kim Tan, a wealthy heir entangled in emotional turmoil, solidified his status as a K-drama icon. If you’re looking for a quintessential high school drama with all the feels, “The Heirs” is a must-watch.