Fans of South Korean actor Lee Min-ho might just experience the most exciting days of their lives as the actor is set to do public service work soon.
According to his talent agency, MYM Entertainment, the "Boys Over Flowers" star "will serve as a public service officer regardless of whenever he decides to begin his military service," Drama Fever reported.
As to when it is going to start, the agency of the 29-year-old actor and model had this to say, "We are looking at early next year.
Since Lee Min-ho cannot go for mandatory military service because of the car accidents and injuries he experienced in the past, he will then be in public service.
In 2006, the actor had a serious car accident which required screws to be put in his legs to help in his recovery. Five years later, he had another accident while filming "City Hunter."
In the meantime, Soompi has revealed that the on-screen chemistry between the actor and his "Bounty Hunters" co-star Tiffany Tang seems undeniable.
"The lead actors who love each other through hardship," a snap of Lee Min-ho and Tang on Weibo was captioned. "But the rule of life is that things are always changing. Will they be able to stay together this happily?"
The joint Korean-Chinese film, directed by "7th Grade Civil Servant's" Shin Tae Ra and produced by renowned Hong Kong producer Raymond Wong Pak Ming, is an action-comedy flick about five bounty hunters who are searching for a fugitive.
Lee Min-ho's upcoming movie is expected to premiere in China on July 1.
