Lee Dong Wook has been a handsome businessman, a lawyer, a wealthy single guy, a grim reaper, and many more in K-dramas, but before we laid our eyes on his brand new character - a gumiho! - let's take a look at his previous onscreen roles that took our breath away.

Watching dramas with Lee Dong Wook in it is like looking at art, not to mention his dramatic eyes, beautiful nose bridge, and kissable lips, making our knees weaken. Saying that Lee Dong Wook is gorgeous is most probably an understatement.

With no further ado, get to know a few of his past K-drama characters and how he transformed through the years.

Seol Gong Chan From "My Girl"

Seol Gong Chan is a dandy businessman who is responsible and calm. He helps his grandfather to fulfill his dying wish to meet his granddaughter for the last time, so he hired a tour guide to take the place of his missing cousin, which eventually became his love interest.

This 2005 hit drama boosted Lee Dong Wook's popularity and paved a way to more opportunities for him.

Kang Ji Wook From "Scent of A Woman"

Kang Ji Wook is a rich young man who is coldhearted and lifeless. He meets a woman who is terminally ill and falls in love with her. Together, they discover life's misadventures and bittersweet memories as Yeon Jae wishes to complete her bucket list within a timeline of six months.

Lee Dong Wook showed his skills in dancing, charisma, and great physique (hint: shower scene)!

The Grim Reaper From "Guardian: The Lonely and Great God"

Lee Dong Wook played one of his unforgettable characters, together with Gong Yoo, Yoo In Na, and Kim Go Eun in 2017's "Guardian: The Lonely and Great God". He portrayed the grim reaper who has no trace of his past life. He is the unwelcomed messenger who gathers death souls who incurred grave sins from the past.

His bromance with Gong Yoo received favorable response as two handsome actors who performed their scenes together so well.

BONUS: Lee Dong Wook In "Because I Want to Talk"

"Because I Want to Talk" is a Korean talk show hosted by Lee Dong Wook, which aired through SBS TV and ran from December 2019 to February 2020. It features how he is candid with his fans and gets to guest other stars as well.

We can't wait to witness Lee Dong Wook transform into a nine-tailed fox in "Tale of The Nine-Tailed", set to premiere in October. And in case you haven't seen the trailer, check it out here!