Actor Choo Young-Woo displayed an overwhelming presence with his passionate performance filled with blood, sweat, and tears.
On the 22nd, Choo appeared in the tvN Monday-Tuesday drama 'Gyeonwoo and the Fairy' (directed by Kim Yong-Wan, written by Yang Ji-Hoon, planned by CJ ENM, produced by Studio Dragon, DEXTER, and EO Contents Group), alternating between the roles of 'Gyeonwoo' and 'Bongsu' while engaging in a frenzy of rampage.
Bongsu, who dreamed of becoming an 'adult', was a former student soldier. Consumed by youthful jealousy, Bongsu, who possessed Gyeonwoo's body, spent ordinary days laughing and chatting with friends, and joyfully jumping at a single lollipop, evoking sympathy with the moments of life he had never enjoyed.
Meanwhile, hoping that perhaps Park Seong-A (played by Cho Yi-Hyun) might look at him with affectionate eyes at least once, Bongsu did not neglect his dream of archery practice, trying to gain Park's attention. He caused a stir in the living room by expressing his feelings straightforwardly, saying, "You look stunning today," and constantly flirting whenever they met.
However, Bongsu soon realized that Park Seong-A was searching for his method of celestial transformation alongside Gyeonwoo. At the same time, Bongsu understood that Park would never show him a bright smile in front of him. With a tear-stained face, Bongsu murmured "Shaman, shaman, shaman," pouring out his sorrows. Frustrated with everyone seeking only Gyeonwoo, Bongsu showed a rampage to steal Gyeonwoo's body and life, sparking curiosity about future developments.
In this way, Choo Young-Woo is adding depth to the drama by portraying the traditionally feared evil spirits in both a comedic and neurotic manner through 'Gyeonwoo and the Fairy'. He illustrates Bongsu, who insists on doing what he wants like a child, even earning the nickname 'Bongsjokki', showcasing the breadth and depth of his acting.
Meanwhile, 'Gyeonwoo and the Fairy,' featuring Choo Young-Woo, airs every Monday and Tuesday at 8:50 p.m. on tvN.
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