Loved Jung Hae-in as Tae-ha in Our Sticky Love? Watch these 5 K-dramas next

Jung Hae-in is back on our screens with his latest K-drama, Our Sticky Love, alongside Ha-young. The actor is best known for playing characters who are calm, sincere, and honest, but that doesn't mean Jung plays similar kinds of figures in all of his shows.

His work in military action drama, D.P., proved that Jung can handle different genres like action, romance, humor, and more. His career started years ago when he started with smaller roles, but Jung's acting skills soon earned him bigger shows, and by 2014, he had emerged as a fan-favorite.

Since then, the actor has appeared in several K-dramas that fans loved, and he's currently seen as Tae-ha in Netflix's Our Sticky Love. He plays a former boxer who later joined a criminal network and also works as a small-town boxing coach.

However, Tae-ha is left shocked when he sees that his boss targeted his first love, and now he must save her. When prosecutor Go Ji-won, aka Eun-se, ended up in a car crash, she lost all her memories. That's when Tae-ha steps into her life, pretending to be her boyfriend and keeping her safe until she recovers her memories.

And if you loved Tae-ha in Our Sticky Love, then you might want to explore more of Jung Hae-in's K-dramas. So, we've listed five shows that you can watch next!

5 Jung Hae-in K-dramas to watch if you loved him in Our Sticky Love

If you've finished watching Our Sticky Love on Netflix, then tune in to these five K-dramas featuring Jung Hae-in:

1) D.P.

D.P. is one of the critically acclaimed South Korean military dramas that premiered in 2021. Following the success, the show returned for Season 2 on Netflix in 2023 and features Jung Hae-in, Koo Kyo-hwan, and more in key roles.

Jung appears as Private Ahn Jun-ho, who happens to be a young and quiet soldier freshly assigned to the Military Police’s Deserter Pursuit (D.P.) unit. Tasked with hunting down soldiers who have gone AWOL, Jun-ho teams up with the more experienced and abrasive Corporal Han Ho-yeol (Koo Kyo-hwan).

As the main plot begins, the K-drama focuses on the soldiers carrying out missions across the country. They track deserters and uncover the brutal realities of military life like physical abuse, bullying, psychological trauma, and more.

Where to watch: D.P. K-drama is on Netflix.

2) Love Next Door

Love Next Door K-drama (Image via X/@CJnDrama)

Love Next Door is a 2024 tvN romantic comedy that is also streamed on Netflix. It stars Jung Hae-in opposite Jung So-min. Jung plays Choi Seung-hyo, a successful young architect and CEO of the firm Atelier In.

He's charming, kind, and seemingly perfect, and also happens to be the son of Seok-ryu’s (Jung So-min) mother’s close friend. The two grew up together, and Seung-hyo has always been in love with her.

But he never confessed until Seok-ryu returned to Korea after resigning from her job abroad. She had carried painful secrets, and Seung-hyo finds them out, and his support makes her realize that even she loves him. So, the K-drama is packed with fun, heartfelt, and warm moments.

Where to watch: Love Next Door is on Netflix.

3) Something in the Rain

Something in the Rain serves as a JTBC romantic drama starring Son Ye-jin and Jung Hae-in. The actor appears as Seo Joon-hee, the younger brother of Jin-ah’s best friend. Freshly returned from working abroad as a game designer, he reconnects with Yoon Jin-ah (Son Ye-jin), a 35-year-old coffee company supervisor, dealing with heartbreak.

Their childhood familiarity slowly blossoms into a tender age-gap romance. Despite people mocking them for their age gap, they chose to continue their relationship.

Where to watch: Something in the Rain is on Netflix, Viki, and Prime Video.

4) Snowdrop

Snowdrop is another Jung Hae-in K-drama, set in 1987 amid South Korea’s democracy movement. The Our Sticky Love star plays Lim Soo-ho (real name Lee Tae-san), a North Korean agent posing as a graduate student from Berlin.

He ends up covered in blood after a mission goes wrong and seeks refuge in a women’s university dormitory, where freshman Eun Yeong-ro (BLACKPINK’s Jisoo) hides and tends to him. This way, a love story begins, filled with major threats and challenges.

Where to watch: Snowdrop is on Disney+.

5) While You Were Sleeping

While You Were Sleeping (image via WeTV)

While You Were Sleeping also features Jung Hae-in in a key role alongside Bae Suzy and Lee Jong-suk. Jung plays Han Woo-tak, a kind-hearted, upright police officer.

After being saved from a fatal accident by prosecutor Jung Jae-chan (Lee Jong-suk), he also gains the ability to see future events through dreams. The story is about reporter Nam Hong-joo, who has long had prophetic dreams of disasters she often can’t prevent.

When Jae-chan starts sharing similar dreams, the three become connected. So, they pair up to solve cases, and during this time, Woo-tak starts liking Hong-joo, but her feelings are for Jae-chan, which creates a love triangle.

Where to watch: While You Were Sleeping is on Viki, Apple TV, and more.