Group 2PM member and actor Lee Jun-ho is emerging as a manipulator of unrequited love through 'King the Land'.
In the third episode of JTBC's Saturday and Sunday drama 'King the Land', which aired on the 24th, Lee Jun-ho portrayed the subtle difference between saving a man who is an heir who hides his feelings under the pressure of his father and older sister and whose boundaries blur in front of the woman he likes. He is inducing unrequited love by lifting and lowering the hearts of those who see him with his reverse charm that goes back and forth between cold and warm baths.
On this day's broadcast, Ku-gu (played by Lee Jun-ho) spent the night on a remote island with Cheon-rang (played by Im Yoon-ah) due to a ship breakdown and bad weather during a hotel photo shoot. He drew attention with a cute appearance that was not usually seen, such as being scared by the shady island atmosphere and getting drunk while drinking night gate wine in a burning desire to compete. Above all, a night on the island served as an opportunity for salvation to broaden its horizons and appreciate the true value of a person named Cheonrang.
The change of salvation did not end here. I couldn't hide my smile when I saw the picture of Cheonsa-rang taken in Jeju Island. The surprising change that took place in the corner of Gu's mouth, which despises the pretentious smile, suggested that his frozen heart was melting little by little. When the result of the love test came out that he was in unrequited love, he became serious as if he recognized his feelings, creating a strange tension.
On the other hand, in front of his family, he treated him without a smile or emotion, like a doll, or he only showed his weighty appearance in front of the staff. As a result, I was able to clearly see how honest and transparent the heart of a beginner in love who started unrequited love is. The colorful aspects of this redemption enhanced the sense of immersion by adding Lee Jun-ho's eyes and voice, which varied in detail according to his emotions.
Lee Jun-ho made the bright side of the salvation character that was hidden due to scars even more lovable, such as his body not moving according to his will in front of the person he was interested in and checking his emotions through a love test. As 'King the Land' is repeated, new charms of redemption are being discovered little by little. Accordingly, Lee Jun-ho's Loco power is also drawing a steep upward curve.
Like this, Lee Jun-ho is leading the flow of the play by adding flavor to the characters and stories with his new charm and deep melodic eyes that come out of waves in 'King the Land'. Lee Jun-ho, who will impress (save + permeate) viewers with his clumsy but cute straightness, will continue his active activities, while raising questions about how a novice in love who started his heart-throbbing unrequited love will learn about love and learn it one by one.
Reporter Kang Min-kyung, Ten Asia kkk39@tenasia.co.kr