Recommended 4 Best Korean Action Dramas That Make Me Up And Down

Lee Je Hoon in Taxi Driver (Twitter @SBSNOW)

YOGYAKARTA The Korean drama Action is one of the K-drama genres that the audience loves a lot, because it presents action or matches in the story.

In addition, the idea of a story to the cast creating a Korean drama with action genres attracts the attention of the audience. Compiled by VOI with various sources, here are recommendations for the best Korean action dramas that you can watch on weekends:

This 16-episode drama managed to close the story with a rating of 13.61 for live broadcasts in Korea or 5.5 percent of the percentage of viewers aged 20-49. This shows that Vagabond can be enjoyed by various groups.

For your information, the last episode of this Korean drama was broadcast on Saturday, November 23, 2019.

The synopsis of the Korean drama Vagabond tells of a stuntman named Cha Dal Gun (Lee Seung Gi) who tries to reveal the truth of a case of a B357 plane crash that made his nephew Cha Hoon die. Not alone, Dal Gun was assisted by Go Hae Ri (Bae Suzy), an agent of the National Intelligent Service (NIS).

The Korean drama action, Vincenzo, received a rating of 16.2 percent when he aired his last episode on Sunday, May 2, 2021. Vincenzo also ranks first on all television channels including public television channels.

Vincenzo is a Korean drama starring Song Joong Ki and Jeon Yeo Bin. This drama tells the journey of Vincenzo (Song Joong Ki) who returns to South Korea to solve the problem.

During the 20 episodes, the audience watched Vincenzo's various actions against his enemies. Its popularity was felt to the point that Vincenzo's word became the number one trending topic on social media.

The Korean drama Taxi Driver premiered on April 9, 2021. The premiere of the drama, starring Lee Jae Hoon, immediately received an enthusiastic response from drama fans.

Taxi Driver recorded good ratings with an average rating of 8.7 percent and 10.7 percent in the second part according to Nielsen Korea. Quoted from Soompi, this drama is adapted from the webtoon The Deluxe Taxi.

This drama tells the story of Kim Do-Ki (Lee Jae Hoon) who graduated from Naval Academy. One day his mother died and his life began to change.

Now, Kim Do-Ki works as a taxi driver for Rainbow Taxi Company who offers revenge services where Kim Do-Ki will do it.

There are five people in Rainbow Taxi, namely former army from special forces Kim Do Gi, leader Jang Sung Cheol, IT specialist and hacker Ahn Go Eun, Choi Kyung Goo, and Park Jin Uhn.

Lee Je Hoon plays Kim Do Gi, a former group of special workers who work as a driver. Esom becomes Kang Ha Na, a prosecutor who suspects Kim Do Gi's actions and the taxi service where he works.

Kim Eui Sung becomes Jang Sung Cheol, rainbow taxi business leader. He is also the CEO of the Blue Bird Foundation who helps the victims and becomes a field for information.

Mouse stars actor and singer Lee Seung Gi. Here, Lee Seung Gi plays a new policeman who works in an office called Jung Ba-Reum. He is an honest figure and always looks for justice. One day, Jung Ba-Reum faces a serial murder case by a psychopath and his life changes.

The Korean drama action titled Mouse premiered on March 3, 2021.