Descendants of the Sun, Fight for My Way and more: Beat the 'Queen of Tears' blues with these must-watch Kim Ji Won K-dramas!

To avid K-drama fans, Kim Ji Won is a household name. And if you're not yet part of her fan club, it's time to hop on the bandwagon. Since her TV debut in 2010, Kim's been dazzling audiences with her killer looks and acting chops. While her newest show ‘Queen of Tears’ is undoubtedly the hot gossip in town right now, let's not forget the plethora of other dramas she's dazzled in, all worthy of their own spotlight. So, if you can't get your fill of Kim Ji Won from her latest series? Why not indulge in some of her top-notch K-dramas? Here are a few to begin with...

In the ancient land of Arthdal, Eun Seom's (Song Joong-ki) destined role as a bringer of disaster prompts him and his mother to endure hardship. They eventually depart together, but Eun Seom remains an outcast in their new surroundings due to his differences. Meanwhile, Ta Gon, revered as a war hero, envisions himself as Arthdal's first king after paving the way for its prosperity as its strongest warrior. Any other notable figures? Tan Ya (Kim Ji-won), sharing Eun Seom's ominous fate, is destined to become the next great mother of the Wahan Tribe. However, she struggles to master the sacred dance and has ceased dreaming since Eun Seom's arrival. Taealha, daughter of the Hae tribe's leader, harbors grander ambitions. The series spans across two seasons.

In this drama, Captain Yoo Shi-jin (Song Joong-ki), a respected Special Forces agent, finds himself drawn to the dedicated surgeon Kang Mo-yeon (Song Hye-kyo). Despite their demanding professions, they strive to maintain their relationship. Fate intervenes when they are deployed to a conflict-ridden nation, where they collaborate to aid the community. Also entangled in their story is Army surgeon Yoon Myung-ju (Kim Ji-won). Fearless in pursuit of her desires, Yoon Myung-ju is smitten with soldier Dae-Young (Jin Goo), known for his stern personality among fellow recruits.

In this K-drama, Park Seo-joon steps into the shoes of Ko Dong Man, who harbors ambitions of taekwondo stardom, yet finds himself toiling as a contract worker in a lackluster job. Similarly, Choi Ae Ra (KIm JI-won) yearns to grace television screens as an anchor, but currently occupies a humble role at a department store's information desk. Meanwhile, their friends Kim Joo Man and Baek Seol Hee, in a six-year relationship, confront challenges to their bond. Despite their ‘third-rate’ qualifications, can these four friends still fulfill their individual dreams?

‘Lovestruck in the City’ realistically depicts young individuals navigating the complexities of love and contentment amidst the chaos of city life. Park Jae Won (Ji Chang-wook), characterized by his honesty, is not only a passionate architect but also holds a fondness for urban alleys. He finds joy in collecting new hobbies. With a romantic soul, he's unable to shake memories of a particular woman. She, who stole not only his heart but also his camera, has vanished like a fleeting midsummer night's dream. Meanwhile, Lee Eun Oh (Kim Ji-won) briefly transforms into the spontaneous and spirited Yun Seon Ah. Acting on impulse, she ventures into unfamiliar territories, capturing Jae Won's heart with her fresh persona.

In Sanpo Village, where departures outnumber inhabitants, the Yeom siblings - Chang Hee, Mi Jung, and Ki Jung - yearn for an escape from their uncertain existence. Their quiet world is disrupted by the arrival of Mr. Goo, portrayed by Son Suk-ku, a mysterious figure burdened with secrets and a somber demeanor. As whispers spread about his solitary habits, Mi Jung, played by Kim Ji-won, the shyest sibling, musters the courage to engage with him, drawn by curiosity and perhaps a shared sense of isolation.