River Where the Moon Rises is a South Korean television series set to premiere in 2021, starring Kim So-hyun, Na In-woo, Lee Ji-hoon, and Choi Yu-hwa. It aired on KBS2 from February 15 to April 20, 2022, and was based on a film director and screenwriter Choi Sagyu's 2010 novel Princess Pyeonggang. Viu has a series with multi-language subtitles. The series was nominated for an International Emmy Award in 2021.

The series retells the love story of Princess Pyeonggang and On Dal, two characters from a traditional Goguryeo folktale. Princess Pyeonggang (Kim So-hyun) is a princess who was reared as an assassin. After discovering her true roots, she battles to reclaim her kingdom and rightful crown from the corruption that has taken control. On Dal (Na In-woo), a peace-loving guy, is the polar opposite of the warrior princess. However, as the two falls in love, On Dal finds himself abandoning his convictions in order to keep her safe. As players from all sides converge in a violent war for the crown, the task becomes increasingly harder.

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Starring: Kim So-hyun, Na In-woo, Lee Ji-hoon, Choi Yu-hwa

Original release: February 15 – April 20, 2021

Link to watch: imdb.com/title/tt13634686/

Kim So-hyun's latest drama tells the story of Nok-du, a male who disguises himself as a woman in order to live in a widow-only community, and Dong-ju, a gisaeng trainee whom Nok-du adopts as his daughter. Though they started out as a comical "mother-and-daughter" connection, the two characters developed love feelings for one other, and the narrative deepens as they learn the truth about their identities. It's a promising drama that will not only make you laugh but will also give you heart-racing love sequences and lovely encounters between the two.

Because of its distinctiveness, The Tale of Nokdu attracted notice and appeal. The highlight of Kim So-hyun's character is her short, bob-cut hair, which is not normal in Joseon's female age style, and Jang Dong-yoon's portrayal of a female widow is simply too gorgeous and irresistibly captivating. Above all, their combustible chemistry is what draws viewers into this series. It's lovely to witness her interacting with her co-star as if they were siblings! Because they are so at ease with each other, they have the finest on-screen and off-screen chemistry. This is, without a doubt, one of her greatest plays to date.

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Starring: Jang Dong-yoon, Kim So-hyun, Kang Tae-oh, Jung Joon-ho

Original release: September 30 – November 25, 2019

Link to watch: imdb.com/title/tt10808968/

Kim So-hyun, Jung Ga-ram, and Song Kang feature in the South Korean streaming television series Love Alarm. Based on the Daum webtoon of the same name by Chon Kye-young, it follows the life of a high school girl in a society greatly influenced by a mobile app capable of notifying whether someone within their vicinity has romantic feelings for them. Netflix has confirmed the acquisition of the Korean series Love Alarm. On August 22, 2019, Netflix released the first season of the series.

Love Alarm is a smartphone app. If someone likes you and is within 10 meters of you, the app's alert will sound. The app also displays how many people like you, but it does not tell who likes you. Kim Jo Jo is a senior in high school. She is both attractive and intelligent. She appears to be a cheery lady, but her parents died when she was a child. Kim Jo Jo (Kim So-hyun) has been living with her aunt's family since her parent's deaths. Kim Jo Jo finds it difficult to live there. She does not download the app since her phone is too old. Meanwhile, Hwang Sun Oh (Song Kang) is a well-liked male student at the same high school as Kim Jo Jo. He is the son of an affluent family, but his parents do not love him. Lee Hye Yeong (Jung Ga-ram), his best buddy, also attends the same high school. Hwang Sun Oh notices his closest buddy Lee Hye Yeong has feelings for Kim Jo Jo. Hwang Sun Oh kisses her to see whether his friend truly likes her.

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Starring: Kim So-hyun, Jung Ga-ram, Song Kang

Original release: August 22, 2019 – March 12, 2021

Link to watch: imdb.com/title/tt9145880/

Radio Romance is a contemporary drama about Song Geu-rim, a lady who is motivated to compose radio programs. She is a dedicated lady who excels at planning, but she lacks one essential skill: writing ability. Kim So-hyun gets a new style for this drama, with frizzy and unkempt chocolate hair that screams "working lady". It's also a welcome change from her typical high school student and Joseon Agassi roles. Yoon Doo-joon, the frontman of K-Pop boy band Highlight (formerly Beast), is her co-lead here. He played Ji Soo-ho, an actor turned DJ who suffers from depression and sleeplessness as a result of family troubles.

Yoon Park plays Lee Gang, the radio show's fastidious PD, and Yura (Girls' Day) plays Jin Tae-ri, an infamous actress. The narrative is simple, yet it offers a lesson about life and love and shows us what true happiness is. The supporting players, particularly Nam Da-reum as young Soo-ho, were excellent. If you're looking for some touching stories, this is a fantastic light drama to watch.

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Starring: Yoon Doo-joon, Kim So-hyun, Yoon Park, Yura

Original release: January 29 – March 20, 2018

Link to watch: imdb.com/title/tt7817942/

The Emperor: Owner of the Mask (also known as Ruler: Master of the Mask) is highly promoted as a young period drama, and it was most likely one of the most popular historical dramas in which Kim So-hyun featured. The plot revolves around Crown Prince Lee Sun (Yoo Seung-ho) and his struggle against a rich group that manipulates and controls power and influence in Joseon. While disguised as a commoner, he allowed a commoner named Lee Sun (played by Kim Myung-soo) to take over his palace responsibilities and act on his behalf when he was outside the palace.

He encountered a lovely lady, Han Ga-eun (played by Kim So-hyun), while trying to combat political opponents, but in order to win, he required the support of a wise and brave woman, Kim Hwa-gun (played by Yoon So-hee). The performers are extremely good, and their abilities are what keep you watching this drama. Of course, spectators love seeing their gorgeous Kim So-hyun dressed as a noble agassi!

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Starring: Yoo Seung-ho, Kim So-hyun, Kim Myung-soo, Yoon So-hee

Original release: May 10 – July 13, 2017

Link to watch: imdb.com/title/tt6201920/

Kim So-hyun had a brief but memorable appearance as a youthful Queen Kim Sun in the 2016 drama Goblin, leaving a lasting impression of her wonderful character. She isn't in the main or a supporting part, yet her brief cameo is remarkable. The sageuk goddess, as predicted, nailed the flashback moments while looking so exquisitely gorgeous in the queen's robe, and while her scene lasted only a minute, the impression she made on our hearts and thoughts lasted a very long time.

You've seen her in numerous Joseon period dramas, but with her stylish haircut, she effortlessly appeared in Goryeo-era clothes. While she plays the young queen, actor Kim Min-jae plays the obstinate young King Wang Yeo, and both have been hailed for their brief but outstanding performances.

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Starring: Gong Yoo, Kim Go-eun, Lee Dong-wook, Yoo In-na, Yook Sung-jae

Original release: December 2, 2016 – January 21, 2017

Link to watch: imdb.com/title/tt5994364/

One of Kim So-hyun's favorite parts is Kim Hyun-ji's interesting persona as a cutie pie wandering soul. Despite the drama's gloomy and eerie atmosphere due to its horror and mystery genres, her rom-com acting abilities and her fresh, youthful appearance made the show rather fascinating to watch. Kim Hyun-ji is a middle school kid who was involved in an automobile accident. She has now evolved into a playful ghost, wandering around with no recollection of her past. Then she meets Park Bong-pal (Ok Taecyeon), a lonely college student with the capacity to see her.

Their quest begins with Bong-pal assisting Hyun-ji in recovering her lost memories while battling the bad opponents along the way. This drama has eerie effects that give you goosebumps when you watch it late at night, yet many fans think it's tolerable because the performers are all excellent. Overall, audiences appreciated seeing young Kim So-hyun in both comic and action roles. She was also able to conceal the age difference between herself and her male protagonist, Taecyeon, because of their strong chemistry and pleasant atmosphere.

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Starring: Taecyeon, Kim So-Hyun, Kim Sang-Ho

Original release: July 11 – August 30, 2016

Link to watch: imdb.com/title/tt5768840/

Reset is a 2014 South Korean television series starring Chun Jung-myung and Kim So-hyun. It aired on OCN from August 24 to October 26, 2014, on Sundays at 23:00 for 10 episodes. Reset is an OCN prosecutor drama starring Kim So-hyun as a double agent. She had previously played Choi Seung-Hee, Prosecutor Cha Woo-jin's first love fifteen years ago. She was a victim of a crime, which drives Woo-jin's ambition to solve violent crime cases.

Prosecutor Cha encountered Jo Eun-bi, a high school student engaged in the case while working on the case. Surprisingly, she bears a striking resemblance to Seung-hee. Kim So-hyun played Seung-hee and Eun-bi excellently, while Chun Jung-Myung played Prosecutor Cha. As it attempts to unearth the truth about the criminal case, this drama takes unexpected storyline turns. It provides excitement as things become more intricate in the climactic section.

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Starring: Chun Jung-myung, Kim So-hyun

Original release: August 24 – October 26, 2014

Link to watch: imdb.com/title/tt3873672/

The Suspicious Housekeeper, a remake of the Japanese hit drama, follows the story of Park Bo-nyeo (Choi Ji-woo), a mysterious housekeeper who began working for a family with Eun Sang-chul (Lee Sung-Jae) as the father and his four children were Han-Gyeol (Kim So-hyun), Doo-Gyeol (Chae Sang-Woo), Se-Gy (Kang Ji-Woo). Each of them has personal issues and terrible tales that are represented in the series, which teaches viewers the value of having a happy family unit.

With challenges and issues brought to the utmost degree, such as infidelity, suicide, vengeance, and rebellion, this play cannot be warm, but the message it implies is too powerful to ignore. Kim So-hyun excelled in her performance as Han-gyeol, earning her the New Star Award at the 21st SBS Drama Awards.

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Starring: Choi Ji-woo, Lee Sung-jae, Wang Ji-hye, Kim So-hyun

Original release: September 23 – November 26, 2013

Link to watch: imdb.com/title/tt3362414/

Kim So-hyun previously portrayed young Lee Soo-yeon, a 15-year-old bully victim in school, in Missing You before she was tormented in School 2015. Yeo Jin-goo, who played Han Jung-woo, the youngster who constantly protected Soo-yeon from bullies, was his first prince charming. They fall in love, but tragedy intervenes, separating the two childhood sweethearts. Soo-yeon is now played by Yoon Eun-hye, while Jung-woo is played by Park Yoo-chun.

In addition to her evil queen-to-be performance in Moon Embracing The Sun, little Kim So-hyun received the award for Best Child Actress for this. She is also reunited with Yeo Jin-goo, another Moon Embracing the Sun kid actress. It was also revealed that she had her first kiss with Yeo Jin-goo in this drama.

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Starring: Yoon Eun-hye, Park Yoochun, Yoo Seung-ho, Kim So-Hyun

Original release: November 7, 2012 – January 17, 2013

Link to watch: imdb.com/title/tt3215124/