Shin Ye-eun plays the rival in the K-drama Jeongnyeon: The Star is Born (정년이), where she redefines her character and steals viewers’ hearts with her performance. From openly accepting her rivalry against Kim Tae-ri to working hard as a performer and supporting the right things, she has mesmerised us with her personality. She has her loyalties in place and has been a highlight since the show’s beginning.
But this isn’t the first time she has the audience stunned by her performance. Shin Ye-eun has been delivering some very intriguing characters in the past, from a bully in The Glory to a helpless sister in Revenge of Other. The actor has worked with different roles and with the audience seeing her in this show, we have to talk about her past roles as well. With this, here’s a list of Kdramas that you need to check out!
Let’s begin.
6 Kdramas of Shin Ye-eun from Jeongnyeon: The Star is Born
The Secret Romantic Guesthouse
Bringing intriguing friendships and bromances, this show was an entertainer like no other. And amidst all that was Shin Ye-eun whose character will take you in for a ride. From sweet innocence to clever wits, she takes you on an adventure while finding love on the way. This drama is a good one to watch and not something you should miss out on.
Directed by Kim Jung-min, she stars alongside Ryeoun, Kang Hoon, Jung Gun-joo, Hyun Woo, and other cast members. The plot revolves around a pampered youngest daughter who has to become her family’s sole breadwinner and runs an inn. With scholars as her current guests, she gets involved in solving a mystery along with them.
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A-Teen
The show that lifted her career, A-Teen is an entertainer with two seasons. Shin Ye-eun brings to life her character who navigates through the romances of a teenager. Later, the story begins to focus on the conflicting emotions as one’s love turns around while college entrance exams loom over their heads. This is a perfect teen drama dedicated to those silly years.
Directed by Han Soo-ji, she stars alongside Lee Na-eun, Kim Soo-hyun, Kim Dong-hee, Shin Seung-ho, and other cast members. The drama revolves around teenage school romances while season 2 continues into the pressure of life-changing events.
More Than Friends
While not one of the best plots out there, Shin Ye-eun doesn’t fail in delivering another interesting character who has surely got many angry. She brings the love-sick side of her character to the epitome while messing up in ways that suit her character. I will once again point out that this is not a show for everyone as the plot will really anger you, but some may still enjoy the characters and the story.
Directed by Choi Sung-bum, she stars alongside Ong Seong-wu, Kim Dong-jun, Ahn Eun-jin, Choi Chan-ho, and other cast members. The plot follows a young girl who has fallen for her friend. But when rejection comes her way, she tries to get over him only to fail until she meets her final help. But when her friend returns with a determination to face his feelings, will she give him a chance?
He is Psychometric
With interesting twists and turns, this show brings an experience like no other. With well-written characters, Shin Ye-eun brings another interesting performance among the main leads. Surrounded by vulnerabilities, she supports others while taking part in a mystery-solving adventure that brings out the best in everything.
Directed by Kim Byung-soo, she stars alongside Park Jin-young, Kim Kwon, Kim Da-so, Noh Jong-hyun, alongside other cast members. The plot revolves around a man who develops the ability to look at the past of any object or person through physical touch. Soon, he becomes part of a team that begins solving cases while looking into the truth behind the incident that changed his life.
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Revenge of Others
This action thriller in a school setting brings together a drama that is not one to be missed out on. Especially Shin Ye-eun’s character who steals the show with her wonderful performance. Her wit, her desperation to find the truth, and her pain are all wonderfully shown. She is able to match the aura of her co-stars and brings a truly wonderful thrill.
Directed by Kim Yoo-jin, she stars alongside Lomon, Seo Ji-hoon, Chae Sang-woo, Lee Soo-min, and other cast members. The drama revolves around a young girl who is devastated by the death of her twin brother. Soon, she begins her journey to find out the truth and get revenge for her brother.
Meow, the Secret Boy
This sweet fantasy rom-com brings yet another side of the actor as she gets involved in love like no other. This show is sweet, and cute, will need some tissues, but will leave you happy. The actor once again brings an intriguing character out in her own way while winning hearts with her portrayal of the same.
Directed by Ji Byung-hyun and Goo Sung-joon she stars alongside L, Seo Ji-hoon, Yoon Ye-joo, Kang Hoon, and other cast members. The drama revolves around a graphic designer whose life takes a turn when she brings home a cat who is actually a human. As the human slowly falls in love with her, he makes sure to do anything to stay by her side without revealing his secret.
The Glory
Finally, we have the role that the actor shocks us with. While she appears as the younger version of Im Ji-yeon, she surely steals the show with her portrayal of a brutal bully who makes others’ lives miserable. Her stuck-up character who is aware of her power is truly shocking and she has taken over the spotlight with her character.
Directed by Ahn Gil-ho, the drama stars Song Hye-kyo, Lee Do-hyun, Im Ji-yeon, Yeom Hye-ran, and other cast members. The drama revolves around a woman who takes revenge over her high school bullies years later with her wit, intricate planning, and support like no other.
Which of these Kdramas have you watched? Let us know in the comments below!
Jeongnyeon: The Star is Born is streaming on Disney+ Hotstar.
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