South Korean actor Lee Do-Hune has officially completed his compulsory military service. After serving for 21 months in the Korea Air Force Republic, 28 -year -old was discharged on 13 May, where they contributed as part of the military band. With this, he will now mark his much -awaited return to the showbiz.

Do-Hune began his military duty on August 14, 2023, away from public life as his career was reaching a new peak. Nevertheless, their appearance on the screen did not diminish. Thanks to a string of prior-film projects, Lee remained at the center of meditation. His ghost role in the supernatural box office hit ‘Exhuma’ gave him the best new actor (film) award at the 60th Baeeksang Arts Awards, strengthening his position as one of the most promising actors in his generation.

With EXHUMA, Netflix’s Sweet Home and Fantasy Series Death’s final season promoted his popularity during his recruitment.

With his return, now the official, Li’s agency, Johua Entertainment Korea confirmed that the actor is already filled with proposals – from plays and films to endorsement and editorial facilities.

One of the most speaking proposals is a possible lead role in ‘Grand Galaxy’, a new fantasy drama by the famous screenwriting pair The Hong Sisters (Hong Jung-Yun and Hong MI-Ran). The series has been deployed as a sequel to his 2019 hit ‘Hotel Del Luna’ – a show that played an important role in Lee’s early career. He portrayed Go Chung-Mung, a Stoic Royal Guard, whose tragic romance helped run the emotional arc of the series.

In April, Johua confirmed that Lee received a proposal for the star in the Grand Galaxy, although no official decisions have been made. However, fans hope-Ever since the project can re-meet them with a long associates Go Min-C. Earlier reports suggested that Chay-Vu could be included in the artists, but now it is not happening. Meanwhile, the production details on Grand Galaxy remain tightly wrapped, allegedly running with casting.