'Clothes Sleeve' Summons Isan... Lee Jun-ho, the perfect roco king

Group 2PM member and actor Lee Jun-ho is showing the essence of perfect romantic comedy acting.

In the 7th episode of JTBC's Saturday and Sunday drama 'King the Land', which aired on the 8th, Gu-gu (played by Lee Jun-ho), a newcomer to dating and the general manager of the King Hotel, was portrayed not only in love but also in management. Salvation's straight-ahead, not knowing the brakes, stood out.

Gu-won revealed that the reason Cheon-rang (played by Im Yoon-ah) had a bad complexion throughout the party was because he was jealous of the relationship between him and the youngest daughter of the First Royal Hotel, and revealed a happy heart. Guo-won, who confirmed his feelings with eyes full of affection, completely captured the hearts of viewers with unstoppable expressions of affection, such as holding hands as well as promising dates.

In addition, following the advice of secretary Noh Sang-sik (played by Ahn Se-ha) that salvation can protect employees only with strength and the attitude of Cheon-rang, who is sincere in everything he does, he vowed to fulfill his duties as the general manager. He bowed his pride and solidified his position by successfully signing a contract with the Arab prince Samir (played by Anupam).

Gu-won, who appeared in front of Cheonrang under the guise of a coincidence, said without hesitation, "Why don't you always think of me?" While setting the table in harmony with each other, their eyes did not leave Angel's room, tickling their hearts. With the help of Cheonarang, he even learned how to smile, and with a more candid attitude, saying "Is my sincerity connected?" The awakening of salvation gave excitement to those who watched it, trembling to Cheonrang, and tension to rival Goo Hwa-ran (played by Kim Seon-yeong).

But even salvation came with a crisis. Because Prince Samir, who won the contract with difficulty, showed interest in Cheonrang. Salvation, who couldn't stand it, got into a defensive posture and struggled to protect the person he liked, drawing laughter. Here, Lee Jun-ho's detailed acting, befitting the modifier romantic king, was added to enhance the sense of immersion.

Like this, Lee Jun-ho is stimulating the desire for love by conveying the excitement and happiness of the salvation character who falls in love and flirts in 'King the Land'. In particular, the traces of emotions that have flowed out even if they are not hidden even if they try to hide them are captured everywhere from head to toe, increasing everyone's heart rate.

Lee Jun-ho ignited a full-fledged inheritance war by expressing the temperament of a savior character who made it through persistence despite not being an easy transaction. As salvation slowly reveals its existence, the story becomes even more exciting, and Lee Jun-ho's passionate acting, who will be the perfect man and the salvation of the King Group employees, is expected.

Reporter Kang Min-kyung, Ten Asia kkk39@tenasia.co.kr