This kiss from episode 8 gives us chills with its sweetness.
“Shopping King Louie” brought all the cute in the scenes between Seo In Guk and Nam Ji Hyun, but when it came to the kiss scenes this drama didn’t mess around. This kiss alone could crown Seo In Guk the “Master of Kissing.” *fans self. “The Popcorn Proposal Kiss” is just too sweet for words. Seo In Guk took his kissing game up to the next level in “High School King of Savy.” Fondly known as the “Broken Arm Kiss” (although it was really just a sprain) this kiss involves some serious lip action. Instead of leaving though, Seo In Guk sweeps her in for one of the hottest kisses in kdrama history. In response, however, Seo In Guk pulls out his school boy adorability and asks “Can’t we just have one kiss first?” Relenting, Jung Eun Ji gives him a sweet peck and asks him if that is enough. Although he wishes to stay, Jung Eun Ji insists Seo In Guk leave the house. Of all the kisses in Reply 1997, this one from Episode 16 is definitely our favorite. (Skip to 3:45 to go directly to the first kiss ) In the end, they share not one but two magical kisses. When Seo In Guk refuses to share his feelings with Jung Eun Ji, she introduces him to a special “chair of truth.” While they sit together, Jung Eun Ji again admits her feelings for Seo In Guk, forcing him to finally admit his feelings for her too. His character has just begun to wonder if maybe he has fallen in love however, the kiss’s result is a bit different than he’d expected. This “Fountain Kiss,” which he shared with love interest Jung Eun Ji, was the first one from the kdrama. Seo In Guk’s breakout role in “Reply 1997” also has many of his most memorable kisses. Hold on to your seats, because here is our list of Seo In Guk’s Top 7 Best Kiss Scenes. There is a reason that Seo In Guk is known as “ The Master of Kissing ” this man has magic in his lips. It is.With Seo In Guk’s new drama “Hundred Million Stars from the Sky” only a month away, we are gearing up for all the Seo In Guk love…by rewatching all the kiss scenes from his dramas. If you haven’t seen it already, I highly recommend it. Overall it was my favorite drama (and yours!) of 2013, although I Hear Your Voice upon further review came in a close second. It was unlike any other drama that I can really think of out of Korea, the most similar one being Chilling Romance. It was such a fun concept, a girl that can see ghosts that all go away when she touches the body of the magical So Ji Sub. I gotta say though, that my favorite drama that she’s been in is the Master’s Sun. But she plays them perfectly, and because of this she has some of the best leading men to work with. And her characters I usually kid of quirky, kind of like Drew Barrymore. She does a lot of romantic sitcom style dramas, particularly modern ones. As an actress she’s pretty, but she’s not outrageously beautiful. Gong Hyo Jin reminds a little bit of Drew Barrymore.
☺ There’s something about her as an actress to me. I especially liked her in Pasta, where she played a chef who. Now Gong Hyo Jin on the other hand, I’ve seen her before. HOW DID I NOT WATCH THIS SMEXY MAN OVER AND OVER IN DRAMAS BEFORE THIS? That’s insanity.
Do you know what’s crazy? That my first So Ji Sub drama was actually Master’s Sun.
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