Sung Jin-Woo's ability to speak monster tongue is a unique skill that gives him an advantage in battles. Jin-Woo discovers his fluency in the monster language in Season 2, Episode 2, surprising ...

At the beginning of Solo Leveling, no one paid attention to Sung Jin-Woo due to his low level and weak abilities. Even private guilds in Korea have no interest in Jin-Woo, giving him no choice but ...

The Solo Leveling anime has yet to show every human that Sung Jin-Woo has killed, but it has already showcased a fair number. While the protagonist is frequently engaged in combat throughout the ...

The newly released stills show Yoo Jin and Cha Bin (No Min Woo) exchanging intense gazes. After unexpectedly meeting her favorite actor, Cha Bin, Yoo Jin winds up secretly visiting his house ...

She has no interest in becoming a Hunter like Jin-Woo. Her narrative focuses on her everyday life and how it contrasts with the dangerous existence of Hunters. Sung Jin-Ah does not become a Hunter ...

Last year, A-1 Pictures delivered a slick, kinetic adaptation of Chugong’s web novel, turning Sung Jin-woo’s rise from hapless weakling to god-tier hunter into a visual feast of glowing swords ...

Kim Il-woo and Park Sun-young enjoyed a date on campus. In the episode aired on the 2nd on Channel A, Kim Il-woo was shown inviting Park Sun-young to his alma mater, Chung-Ang University.

That day, Kim Il-woo sparked excitement with subtle 'flirting.' He invited Park Sun-young to his home in Gangneung. Once inside the bedroom, Park Sun-young remarked, "One bed is gone," referring ...

Meanwhile, Seo Hyun Chul (Seo Hyun Chul) and Song Jin Woo (Song Jin Woo), who are already suspicious of Mi Ran, grow increasingly anxious as they watch Na Ra, Yoo Jin, and Kwang Ja bond with her.

He’s nicknamed “The Chef” and he found the right ingredients at the perfect time — Min Woo Lee held off world No.1 Scottie Scheffler in a tense finish to claim a stunning Houston Open win.