"Law School" was among the underrated K-dramas released in 2021.

Veering away from the fan favorite rom-com and romance series, the JTBC K-drama focuses on the mystery thriller genre surrounding a grim incident that happened at the prestigious Hankuk University Law School.

It almost has the same premise as "How to Get Away from Murder," in which professors and students are entangled in the murder case of a faculty member.

The episode focuses on the possible suspect behind the mysterious case, which kept viewers on the edge of their seats.

Apart from the intriguing plot, "Law School '' also showcased a roster of talented stars, featuring a mix of veteran and rising actors.

Three years after the mystery crime series aired its finale, viewers are still hopeful for a possible sequel or to see the cast members reunite for a different project.

Here are the current and upcoming projects of the "Law School" cast.

Kim Bum

After "Law School," Kim Bum made his K-drama comeback with RAIN in the fantasy comedy series "Ghost Doctor."

It is followed by the sequel "Tale of the Nine-Tailed 1938," with the actor reprising his role as Lee Rang with Lee Dong Wook and new cast member Kim So Yeon.

Kim Bum's last K-drama appearance was his cameo in the rom-com "Wedding Impossible."

Ryu Hye Young

Like Kim Bum, Ryu Hye Young also appeared in back-to-back K-dramas after "Law School."

This includes headlining the 2023 series "Adult Kids" and the upcoming thriller rom-com "The Good Man" with Lee Dong Wook and Lee Sung Kyung."

In addition to this, Ryu Hye Young is also in talks to join the novel based K-drama "When the Day Breaks" as a supporting character.

Kim Myung Min

After three years in the "Law School" series, Kim Myung Min will make his return to the small screen with another thriller crime K-drama, "Your Honor," which is a remake of the American TV series of the same name.

Viewers will also get to see the actor star in the action comedy series "Double Spy" with top star Choi Ji Woo.

Lee Jung Eun

Portraying the main character in "Law School," Lee Jung Eun will have a busy 2024 as the veteran actors appear in multiple series.

She will be joining Go Min Si, Kim Yoon Seok, and more in Netflix's "The Frog," followed by the highly anticipated webtoon based K-drama "Light Shop," with a star-studded cast headlined by Ju Ji Hoon and Park Bo Young.

Adding to the list of Lee Jung Eun K-dramas, "Miss Night and Day," which will air June 15 via JTBC.

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Written by Geca Flores