If You're Seeing Kim Hye-yoon for the First Time, Start with This Work

<Seonjae Seopgo Twireo> features Kim Hye-yoon as Im-sol. The story follows Im-sol as she travels back in time to save the star who helped her grab life again. The character convincingly oscillates between the vitality of a nineteen-year-old and the memories of an adult, along with the recurring theme of loss. By checking the introductory points considering the weight of the genre and the significance of the role, you can easily compare the acting range by choosing the next work that features expressions opposite to what you liked. Though this item is placed first, it does not indicate a ranking. The same work may appear in other lists, but here the approach to viewing scenes and characters aligns with the theme 'A Beginner's Guide to Starting with Romance, Comedy, Thriller, Historical Drama, and Movies Based on Your Preferences'. After confirming the basic setting from the official work information, watching the main story allows you to use the viewing points without revealing major plot details.

<SKY Castle> features Kim Hye-yoon as Kang Ye-seo. A student racing towards entrance exams at a prestigious university, Kang Ye-seo is someone who experiences confidence, anxiety, competitiveness, and guilt simultaneously. This work significantly raised Kim Hye-yoon's profile with its quick dialogue and sharp emotional transitions. By checking the introductory points considering the weight of the genre and the significance of the role, you can easily compare the acting range by choosing the next work that features expressions opposite to what you liked. Though this item is placed second, it does not indicate a ranking. The same work may appear in other lists, but here the approach to viewing scenes and characters aligns with the theme 'A Beginner's Guide to Starting with Romance, Comedy, Thriller, Historical Drama, and Movies Based on Your Preferences'. After confirming the basic setting from the official work information, watching the main story allows you to use the viewing points without revealing major plot details.

<Eojjeoda Balgyeonhan Haru> features Kim Hye-yoon as Eun Dan-oh. In this story, she plays Eun Dan-oh, who realizes her fate as an extra in a comic and seeks her own story. She shifts quickly between lively comedy and desperate emotions, showcasing the energy of her first mini-series lead role. By checking the introductory points considering the weight of the genre and the significance of the role, you can easily compare the acting range by choosing the next work that features expressions opposite to what you liked. Though this item is placed third, it does not indicate a ranking. The same work may appear in other lists, but here the approach to viewing scenes and characters aligns with the theme 'A Beginner's Guide to Starting with Romance, Comedy, Thriller, Historical Drama, and Movies Based on Your Preferences'. After confirming the basic setting from the official work information, watching the main story allows you to use the viewing points without revealing major plot details.

<Girl on the Bulldozer> features Kim Hye-yoon as Gu Hye-young. After her father's accident, Gu Hye-young digs into the hidden truth and expresses her anger towards the world. This marks Kim Hye-yoon's first leading role in a feature film, embodying both rough actions and a sense of responsibility in protecting her younger sibling. By checking the introductory points considering the weight of the genre and the significance of the role, you can easily compare the acting range by choosing the next work that features expressions opposite to what you liked. Though this item is placed fourth, it does not indicate a ranking. The same work may appear in other lists, but here the approach to viewing scenes and characters aligns with the theme 'A Beginner's Guide to Starting with Romance, Comedy, Thriller, Historical Drama, and Movies Based on Your Preferences'. After confirming the basic setting from the official work information, watching the main story allows you to use the viewing points without revealing major plot details.

<Eosa wa Joy> features Kim Hye-yoon as Kim Joy. In this show set in the Joseon era, Kim Joy chooses divorce and seeks happiness, acting as a confident member of a investigation team. She delivers a charmingly upbeat tone that light-heartedly pushes aside the constraints of the time, balanced with romantic elements. By checking the introductory points considering the weight of the genre and the significance of the role, you can easily compare the acting range by choosing the next work that features expressions opposite to what you liked. Though this item is placed fifth, it does not indicate a ranking. The same work may appear in other lists, but here the approach to viewing scenes and characters aligns with the theme 'A Beginner's Guide to Starting with Romance, Comedy, Thriller, Historical Drama, and Movies Based on Your Preferences'. After confirming the basic setting from the official work information, watching the main story allows you to use the viewing points without revealing major plot details.

<Midnight> features Kim Hye-yoon as So-jung. Captured by a serial killer, So-jung reveals her fear and will to survive within a confined space. In this dark genre, moving away from romance or school dramas, viewers can experience Kim Hye-yoon's screams, breathing, and tense expressions. By checking the introductory points considering the weight of the genre and the significance of the role, you can easily compare the acting range by choosing the next work that features expressions opposite to what you liked. Though this item is placed sixth, it does not indicate a ranking. The same work may appear in other lists, but here the approach to viewing scenes and characters aligns with the theme 'A Beginner's Guide to Starting with Romance, Comedy, Thriller, Historical Drama, and Movies Based on Your Preferences'. After confirming the basic setting from the official work information, watching the main story allows you to use the viewing points without revealing major plot details.

<Seolganghwa> features Kim Hye-yoon as Gye Byeon-ok. As a telephone operator in a university dormitory, Gye Byeon-ok navigates complex choices due to deficiencies and desires. Her transformation stands out as she expresses emotions that cannot easily be categorized as good or evil in a raw and sharp manner. By checking the introductory points considering the weight of the genre and the significance of the role, you can easily compare the acting range by choosing the next work that features expressions opposite to what you liked. Though this item is placed seventh, it does not indicate a ranking. The same work may appear in other lists, but here the approach to viewing scenes and characters aligns with the theme 'A Beginner's Guide to Starting with Romance, Comedy, Thriller, Historical Drama, and Movies Based on Your Preferences'. After confirming the basic setting from the official work information, watching the main story allows you to use the viewing points without revealing major plot details.

<Donggam> features Kim Hye-yoon as Seo Han-sol. As a university student in the 1990s, Seo Han-sol leads relationships with an honest and bold attitude, going beyond the archetype of first love. This film showcases a soft and clear atmosphere among strong characters. By checking the introductory points considering the weight of the genre and the significance of the role, you can easily compare the acting range by choosing the next work that features expressions opposite to what you liked. Though this item is placed eighth, it does not indicate a ranking. The same work may appear in other lists, but here the approach to viewing scenes and characters aligns with the theme 'A Beginner's Guide to Starting with Romance, Comedy, Thriller, Historical Drama, and Movies Based on Your Preferences'. After confirming the basic setting from the official work information, watching the main story allows you to use the viewing points without revealing major plot details.

<Onulbuteo Inganimnida Man> features Kim Hye-yoon as Eun-ho. This fantasy romantic comedy features the nine-tailed fox Eun-ho, who refuses to become human and enjoys her youth. The lean towards wanting to become human is flipped in this setting, expanding her confident and playful charm. By checking the introductory points considering the weight of the genre and the significance of the role, you can easily compare the acting range by choosing the next work that features expressions opposite to what you liked. Though this item is placed ninth, it does not indicate a ranking. The same work may appear in other lists, but here the approach to viewing scenes and characters aligns with the theme 'A Beginner's Guide to Starting with Romance, Comedy, Thriller, Historical Drama, and Movies Based on Your Preferences'. After confirming the basic setting from the official work information, watching the main story allows you to use the viewing points without revealing major plot details.

<TV Novel Samsaengi> features Kim Hye-yoon as a young Jeong Yoon-hee. This work marks Kim Hye-yoon's transition from a lengthy supporting role to an established name amongst viewers, showcasing her foundational skills in the refined speech of a historical drama and the character's childhood. By checking the introductory points considering the weight of the genre and the significance of the role, you can easily compare the acting range by choosing the next work that features expressions opposite to what you liked. Though this item is placed tenth, it does not indicate a ranking. The same work may appear in other lists, but here the approach to viewing scenes and characters aligns with the theme 'A Beginner's Guide to Starting with Romance, Comedy, Thriller, Historical Drama, and Movies Based on Your Preferences'. After confirming the basic setting from the official work information, watching the main story allows you to use the viewing points without revealing major plot details.