Actor Yang Sejong drove the drama's immersion with delicate acting that controls tempo and a steady ability to embody his character. Meeting the romantic comedy genre, Yang Sejong is like a fish in water.

Yang Sejong completed the role of Ma Gang-wook, who shifts between dislike-based romance, an efficient prosecutor, and comic twists, with his own color in tvN's new Saturday-Sunday drama "Spooky in Love" (written by Choi Jeong-mi, directed by Lee Min-soo).

In the drama, Yang Sejong plays an ace prosecutor at the Seoul District Prosecutors' Office overflowing with a sense of justice, convincingly expressing a rigid character with just sharp eyes and a firm tone. He showed the presence of an "efficient prosecutor" not only through sharp judgment and flawless investigative skills but also with a keen instinct that detects clues to crimes even from a stranger he meets by chance at a convenience store.

Meanwhile, at every crime scene he clashed head-on with Cheon Yeori (Park Eunbin), opening the curtain on a dislike-based romance. They misunderstand each other as the culprit at a scene where a body was abandoned and engage in a physical fight, wake up together in the same suite room bed, and continue a string of unpredictable situations. Moreover, whenever he is with Cheon Yeori, he radiates a quirky comedic charm different from the cold prosecutor, delivering both laughter and fluttering emotion.

In this way, Yang Sejong freely moves between the cold prosecutor, a dislike-based romance, and comic twists to three-dimensionally complete the Ma Gang-wook character.

A representative said the delicate acting that controls tempo in each scene and his steady ability to embody the character raised the drama's immersion.

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