The Judge Returns Ji Sung Drama: A Rocky First Encounter with Won Jin Ah
Ji Sung and Won Jin Ah clash in the new MBC drama 'The Judge Returns'. Discover the rocky start of a corrupt judge who travels 10 years back in time.
He's back from the future, but his first encounter is already a mess. Ji Sung and Won Jin Ah are off to a rocky start in MBC's upcoming 2026 series, 'The Judge Returns,' sparking curiosity about their complex chemistry.
The Judge Returns Ji Sung Drama: A Corrupt Judge's Second Chance
The story follows Lee Han Young (played by Ji Sung), a corrupt judge who has lived as a puppet for a powerful law firm. According to Soompi, he unexpectedly travels back 10 years into the past, giving him a chance to rewrite his legacy.
Tension Peaks Between Ji Sung and Won Jin Ah
New production stills reveal a tense atmosphere between the leads. Won Jin Ah's character doesn't seem to trust the newly returned judge, leading to an immediate clash. The production team stated that their relationship starts on the wrong foot, setting the stage for a dramatic rivalry.
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