Actor Choi Seo-eun made a complete transformation into an MZ shaman in Adieu Solo, leaving a strong presence.

Choi Seo-eun played the shaman Hae-su in the short-form dating reality drama Adieu Solo, which was fully released on the 21st, delivering a passionate performance. Adieu Solo is a reality drama presented in a fake-doc format that depicts eight men and women gathered at a luxury resort in Pattaya, Thailand, facing each other's truths and lies as they search for love.

In the story, Hae-su appears as a shaman who sees through the participants' relationships and inner thoughts, reading the worries and conflicts of the main figures. With a calm tone, deep gaze and expressions that seem to pierce the other person's heart, she created an intriguing tension while also accurately pinpointing others' true feelings with sharp words, emitting a distinctive aura.

Especially in her relationship with Hyun-jun (played by Baek Ju-ho), Hae-su's different side emerged. Hae-su, who read other people's fates and hearts, showed a more honest and relaxed side in front of her own feelings. As the two exchanged playful banter, Hae-su's attitude toward Hyun-jun revealed subtle affection and excitement, naturally contrasting the charismatic shaman with the image of a woman falling in love.

Choi Seo-eun expressed Hae-su's inner self with restrained breathing and delicate eye work rather than excessive displays of emotion. Styling that added a luxurious atmosphere to vivid colors and diverse patterns also complemented Pattaya's exotic scenery, further enhancing Hae-su's refined charm. From a cold, mysterious first impression to a warm side that carefully watches others and a lovable demeanor in front of Hyun-jun, Hae-su's multifaceted charms were completed naturally.

A 65th Miss Korea winner known for her distinctive visuals, Choi Seo-eun first became known to the public through Netflix's Single's Inferno. After expanding her activities to acting, Adieu Solo is particularly meaningful as the first work Choi Seo-eun filmed as an actress. Taking on the role of the shaman Hae-su, she showcased the character's appeal with restrained expression and stable acting, demonstrating her potential as an actress.

Since then, Choi Seo-eun has built acting experience by appearing in various works such as Butterfly, Typhoon Family, The Manipulated and Boyfriend on Demand, steadily expanding her range as an actress by presenting new characters in each project.

In Adieu Solo, Choi Seo-eun showed a wide range of charm by balancing the shaman Hae-su's charisma with the excitement that blooms in front of love. Having handled the character steadily from her first filmed work with a calm tone, deep gaze and delicate emotional expression, expectations are growing for how she will expand her acting spectrum through future works and characters.

[Photo] Broadcast screen capture

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