'Spring Fever' Cho Junyoung (SME-entertainment) showed a candid and straightforward side that made viewers smile.
Cho Junyoung gives a passionate performance as Seon Hangyeol, the undisputed No. 1 student at Shinsoo High School, in tvN's Monday-Tuesday drama "Spring Fever" (written by Kim Ajeong, directed by Park Wonkuk, planned by CJ ENM STUDIOS, produced by Bon Factory), portraying a range from romance to family affection with his warm charm and bringing warmth to living rooms.
On the broadcast on the 13th, ahead of Shinsoo High School's sports day, fate's trick split Hangyeol into the white team captain and Choi Sejin (Lee Jaein) into the blue team captain, forming another rivalry and stimulating viewers' interest with a peculiar tension.
Contrary to everyone's expectation that he would do his best at the assigned task as usual, Hangyeol remained indifferent despite Seon Jaegyu (Ahn Bo-hyun)'s determination, who did not hesitate to do physical training to win the sports day, and the uncle and nephew showed opposing actions for love, creating laughter.
There, to Choi Sejin, who is wary of him, Hangyeol naturally conveyed his vow to be considerate rather than competitive by saying, "You asked me before. Is my feeling for you goodness or malice? After today's sports day ends, you will know the answer," raising interest in a sports day episode that will lead to pure high school affection.
In the process, Cho Junyoung conveyed trembling emotions caused by Choi Sejin through irregular breathing, steady gazes and serious line delivery, delicately expressing Hangyeol's inner self with restrained acting and creating a gentle ripple in viewers' hearts.
Meanwhile, "Spring Fever," in which Cho Junyoung appears, is a work that depicts a springtime romance that will melt the frozen hearts of teacher Yoon Bom (Lee Joo-been), who is blasted by cold winds, and the man Seon Jaegyu, who has a burning heart, and it airs every Monday and Tuesday at 8:50 p.m. on tvN.
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