In recent years, the theme of Korean dramas has become more and more diverse, and romantic love stories are no longer only the old terriers of the male and female protagonists, but also have more professional elements to integrate, such as: medical themes, military themes and legal themes, which not only increase the watchability of the plot, but also give fans the opportunity to see the style of Korean male gods and goddesses incarnating as workplace masters.
For example, the military theme "The Forced Landing of Love" Xuan Bin is a representative of the handsome male god in military uniform.
Next, let's look at the main themes of justice and politics, what are the male gods of prosecutors?
I. "The Witch's Court"
Starring: Jeong Li-won, Yoon Hyun-min, Tian Kwang-yeol, Kim Ru-jin
"The Witch's Court" is a political law reasoning series broadcast by KBS Television on October 9, 2017, directed by Kim Young-kyun, written by Jeong Do-yun, and starring Jung Li-won, Yoon Hyun-min, Tian Kwang-yeol, kim Ru-jin and others.
The drama mainly tells the series of stories that happened after the female prosecutor Ma Lidun, known as the "witch", was accidentally transferred to the Female and Child Crime Investigation Unit.
Ma Lidun (Zheng Liyuan), who lost track of his mother at a young age, becomes a prosecutor in order to find his mother. Despite her bold investigative approach and prosecutorial prowess, she was snubbed because she was a woman from a local university and was prevented from joining the Special Crimes Panel. On one occasion, she witnessed sexual harassment by the Minister and received a deal from the Minister, but continued to testify as a witness, thus being relegated to the Female and Child Crimes Task Force. As a colleague of prosecutors, former psychiatrists such as Jin-wook (Yoon Hyun-min) like Ma Lidun's unflinching attitude, and Ma Lidun also likes the gentle RuJin-wook. In such a situation, the law firm representative Cao Jiasu (Tian Guanglie) wants to find Ma Lidun, who is the person who knows the truth about the disappearance of Ma Lidun's mother.
II. "The Inner Biography of the Procurator"
Starring: Lee Sun-kyun, Jeong Lee-won, Lee Sung-jae, Kim Kim-kyu, Lee Sang-hee, Jeon Sung-woo
"The Inner Biography of the Prosecutor" is a court-themed TV drama that premiered on JTBC Television on December 16, 2019, directed by Lee Tae-kun, written by Park Yeon-sun, and starring Lee Sun-kyun and Jung Li-won.
Adapted from the novel of the same name by South Korean prosecutor Kim Woong, the drama tells the story of office workers who live an ordinary daily life in a local city
Lee Sun-woong (Lee Sun-kyun) is a member of the 2nd Criminal Department of the Jinyong Branch Office, who looks kind and unambitious, always with a leisurely appearance, but is actually a character who is different from his appearance and should not be underestimated. The perfect elite prosecutor Che Mingzhu (Zheng Liyuan), who originally worked in the central local procuratorate, had a successful career, but because of his father-in-law, who was at the top of the investigation and investigation, he was demoted from the special department of the central local procuratorate to a small branch office that even the chief procurator would accidentally miss when he inspected. When everyone thought that Che Mingzhu would be angry and quit her job to become a lawyer, she chose to come to the Criminal Department of the Jinyong Branch Office to take up her post, and reunited with Li Shanxiong, the head of the university, and the two had a completely different style of behavior, resulting in the atmosphere of the Criminal Department 2 also being tenseed.
III. "When You Sleep"
Starring: Lee Jong-suk, Bae So-chi
"When You Sleep" is a suspenseful love drama directed by Oh Chung-hwan, written by Park Hye-yeon, and starring Lee Jong-suk and Bae so-chi, which premiered on September 27, 2017 on South Korea's SBS TELEVISION Mizuki.
The show tells the story of a woman who predicts future unfortunate events based on her dreams and a prosecutor who fights alone to prevent nightmares from becoming reality.
Without strong parents as backers, without great academic qualifications and connections, and without a prosecutor with a great sense of mission, in a word, it is "release the promotion", and the prosecutor who gave up the promotion is Ding Zaixuan (Lee Jong-suk). Suddenly, one day, a crazy woman appeared and said to Zai Xuan that you are the most righteous and capable prosecutor in the world, if the Nobel Prize has a procuratorial department, it must belong to Zai Xuan, and this Ding Zai Xuan's fan sister is Nan Hongzhu (Pei Xiuzhi).
When everyone didn't believe Zai-joo, only Hong-joo believed him and thought he was right, and Jae-joo felt both burdened and felt that it was actually good for Hong-joo's admiration. The greater HongZhu's expectations, the more Zai Xuan does not want her expectations to turn into disappointment, and she wants to fill her own shortcomings and begins to have a sense of mission.
IV. "The Secret Forest"
Starring: Cho Seung-woo, Bae Doo-na, Yoo Jae-myung, Lee Joon-hyuk, Shin Hye-sun
"The Secret Forest" is a crime mystery tv series broadcast by tvN TELEVISION in South Korea since June 10, 2017, directed by Ahn Ji-ho, written by Lee So-yeon, and starring Cho Seung-woo, Bae Doo-na, Yoo Jae-myung, Lee Joon-hyuk, and Shin Hye-sun.
The drama mainly tells the story of an emotionally insensitive prosecutor who, after accidentally getting involved in a serial murder case, intends to uncover the secrets of the prosecutor's office and the police department and find the real culprit. On May 3, 2018, he won the 54th Baeksang Arts Awards TV Department Award.
Huang Shimu (Cho Seung-woo), a talented prosecutor who lost his emotional nerve through brain surgery as a child, has been fighting alone in a corrupt examination hall for 8 years until one day a strange corpse involves him in a horrific serial killing. Policewoman Han Ruzhen (Pei Douna), who has a strong sense of justice, began to assist Huang Shimu in investigating the case after a rigorous selection to enter the core major crime team.
5. The Watchmen of the Watchmen
Starring: Lee Shi-young, Kim Young-kwang, Kim Tae-hoon, Kim Se-ki, Kim Ki-bum, Park Solomon
Watchmen is a south Korean suspense series broadcast on MBC Television on May 22, 2017, directed by Sun Hyung-seok and Park Seung-woo, written by Kim So-eun, and starring Lee Shi-young, Kim Young-kwang, Kim Tae-hoon, Kim Se-ki, Kim Ki-bum and Park Solomon.
The play mainly tells the story of people who originally lived an ordinary life, because criminals lost everything and came together to overcome pain and achieve justice.
Jang Do-han (Kim Young-kwang) is a playboy in people's eyes, and although he is a prosecutor, he always gives people a cynical look. Looking at the way he ate, I didn't want to have a deep friendship with him. In fact, he became a prosecutor for revenge, and he turned his life into two sides for revenge. Before the man he was a cynical playboy, after the man, he quietly paid for the truth he wanted to know. Zhao Xiuzhi (Li Shiying) is a professional criminal police officer who has a lovely daughter, but her daughter died unexpectedly, and in order to uncover the truth of her daughter's death, she resigned and began a long journey. The collision of ethics and power, the story of a fragmented people overcoming their wounds and defending justice unfolds.
VI. "Strange Partner"
Starring: Ji Chang-wook, Nam Ji-hyun, Choi Tae-joon, Kwon Na-ra
Strange Partner is a South Korean romantic comedy broadcast on Mizuki on May 10, 2017, directed by Park Sun-ho, written by Kwon Ki-young, and starring Ji Chang-wook, Nam Ji-hyun, Choi Tae-joon, and Kwon Na-ra.
Set against the backdrop of the prosecution and the court, the drama mainly tells the romantic growth story experienced by the hero and heroine in the process of fighting against a prejudiced society.
Lo Chi Wook (Chi Chang Wook) became a prosecutor in order to realize his father's dream, and he later became a lawyer for some reason, both appearance and talent. Eun Bong-hee (Nam Ji-hyun) is a judicial trainee born as a taekwondo juvenile state representative. Due to a mysterious incident, Yin Bongxi accidentally became a criminal suspect. In order to find out the real culprit, Lu Zhixu, who is now a lawyer, and she, who is a trainee prosecutor, formed a "strange partner".
VI. "Defendant"
Starring: Ji Sung, Yan Jijun, Kwon Yoo Lee, Oh Chang Seok
"The Defendant" is a Moonfire suspense series broadcast by SBS Television in South Korea since January 23, 2017, directed by Cho Young-kwang, written by Choi So-jin and Choi Chang-hwan, and starring Ji Sung, Yan Ki-joon, Kwon Yoo-lee and Oh Chang-seok.
The drama mainly tells the story of Park Chung-woo, a prosecutor who was wrongfully murdered by his wife and daughter, in order to find the lost memory of 4 months and clear his suspicions.
Imprisoned on suspicion of murder, Park Chung-woo (Ji Sung), one of the best criminal prosecutors in the Republic of Korea, has reduced him to a prison detention center by a series of emergencies. What's worse is that he temporarily loses all his memory after a series of events, which adds a lot of difficulty to wash away his grievances. He also entered the worst dilemma of his life and began to get caught up in the prosecutor's desperate struggle to the death.
VII. Pride and Prejudice
Starring: Choi Jin-hyuk, Baek Jin-hee, Choi Min-so
Pride and Prejudice is a special planned monthly fire drama broadcast by MBC Television in South Korea since October 2014, written by Lee Hyun-joo, directed by Kim Jin-min, and starring Choi Jin-hyuk, Baek Jin-hee and Choi Min-so.
The play tells the story of the prosecutor who confronts the bad guys in an era when the bad guys are rampant, using laws and principles, human nature and love as weapons.
"Pride and Prejudice" takes law and principles, people and love as weapons, and the stories of "useless prosecutors" who work hard against evil forces to prevent "ordinary people" who have no money and powerlessness from being harmed. The somewhat lazy but very calm chief prosecutor Koo Dong-ji (Choi Jin-hyuk) meets Han Re-moo (Baek Jin-hee), a trainee prosecutor who is often in trouble but full of enthusiasm.
OMG！ The Korean male god playing the prosecutor is really too handsome ~ who said that legal dramas are too professional and too blunt? As long as there is a high face worthy of male gods, wonderful can be expected!
Looking forward to the return of Ershuo after military service!
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