Choi Jin Hyuk And Son Hyun Joo Confirmed For Upcoming Revenge Drama

Choi Jin Hyuk will be uniting with Son Hyun Joo for KBS’s upcoming drama “Justice” (tentative title).

“Justice” will tell the story of a lawyer named Lee Tae Kyung, who makes a deal with the devil to seek revenge, and Song Woo Yong, a man who has willingly become evil for his family. The drama is also a social thriller that will narrate on the ambitions of these two men and unveil the truth behind Korea’s VVIPs.

Choi Jin Hyuk will take on the role of the lawyer Lee Tae Kyung. With sharp logic and clever words and behavior, he holds one of the highest win rates in the field. In order to get revenge for his family, he joins forces with the devil-like man Song Woo Yong.

With orders from Song Woo Yong, Lee Tae Kyung draws not guilty rulings, or at minimum, probation, for the upper class. He accumulates money and power in exchange. As a result, his ambitions to seek revenge for his younger sibling is now gone, and he starts to chase after bigger ambitions. However, he suddenly encounters unexpected danger while investigating a case of actresses going missing one by one.

Son Hyun Joo will play Song Woo Yong, the CEO of a middle-sized construction company. He was able to grow his company and become a wealthy man by manipulating Lee Tae Kyung from behind to take care of criminal activities of those in power. Deep inside him, he has determination to not get trampled on by others for his family and ambitions to rise higher no matter what it takes.

The production team of “Justice” said, “We are curious to find out what kind of synergy Choi Jin Hyuk and Son Hyun Joo will create. Please continue to show your interest until the first episode of ‘Justice,’ a drama that has constructed the best lineup of actors.”

Based on a web novel of the same name, “Justice” will be penned by writer Jung Chan Mi of “School 2017” and directed by Jo Woong of KBS’s drama special “Midsummer Night’s Dream.” The drama is set to premiere sometime in July.

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