Kim Tae-hoon abandoned Chun Woo-hee for his lover Lee Tae-ran... throw it away again

Actor Kim Tae-hoon was once again at a crossroads of choice between Chun Woo-hee and his lover Lee Tae-ran.

In the 9th episode of tvN's Monday-Tuesday drama 'Beneficial Fraud', which aired on the 26th, Jay (played by Kim Tae-hoon) came to Na Su-ho (played by Yu Hee-je) who was hiding from Yi-rum (played by Chun Woo-hee). Jay wonders what the hell is in the notebook the red-eye kids are looking for.

Jay was still feeling guilty about the fact that he had abandoned his interests for his lover Jang Kyung-ja (played by Lee Tae-ran) 10 years ago. Jay, who went to find the benefit in danger, ran into Han Moo-yeong (played by Kim Dong-wook), and tension flowed between the two as they talked about her whereabouts and personal situation.

Jay calmly and relaxedly handles the hot temper Han Moo-yeong, but the smile he smiles at him is shady and eerie. At the end of the play, Ma Gwang-soo (played by Kim Jong-tae), the only person who knows everything about Red Eye, is released from prison and, on the orders of the chairman, goes to Navis Wellbeing and starts threatening to bring down Jang Kyung-ja.

It stimulates curiosity about whether Jay will once again give up the benefits to protect the cracking enemy and his beloved lover Jang Kyung-ja.

Kim Tae-hoon succeeded in transforming himself by changing his physical appearance, expression, vocalization, and tone of voice in order to portray the character of J. The charisma that can be felt even in the refined expression, the suit that is not disturbed in the slightest, and the warm smile that can only be seen by lovers in love are making the hearts of the viewers flutter.

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