'King the Land' Ahn Se-ha, acting in a supporting role

Actor Ahn Se-ha of 'King the Land' has become a charming character.

Noh Sang-shik's character was relieved in the 3rd and 4th episodes of JTBC's Saturday and Sunday drama 'King the Land' (Screenwriter Choi Rom <Team Harimao> Director Lim Hyun-wook Producer Npio Entertainment, By4M Studio, SLL) aired on the 24th (Sat) and 25th (Sun) He seemed to be immersed in and showed a lot of joy.

In particular, Ahn Se-ha's acting, which tastefully expressed Noh Sang-sik, who combines unstoppable comments and slyness, robbed the viewers' eyes.

In the play, Noh Sang-sik (played by Ahn Se-ha) was disgusted by Won, who boarded the boat to shoot a promotional video for the King Group. Ahn Se-ha's outspoken tone, which made use of the character's characteristics well, made the play richer by hugging Cider.

Common sense's smirk that could not be hated did not end here. Sang-sik caught Won smiling while looking at a picture of Cheon-rang (played by Im Yoon-ah). Won quickly switches his picture on the screen, common sense is “Now is not the time to like looking at my face. He was so busy looking at his picture that he couldn't even hear it," making Won angry. In this scene that caused laughter in reality, it added to the fun of watching it with delicious acting that naturally permeates the situation of peace.

In the 4th episode, the bombardment of common sense comments toward Won continued. In a situation where they had to reclaim the No. 1 spot in sales in Kingdom of Land, when One hesitated without any countermeasures, Common Sense even openly said, “I must have taken the wrong line.” The unstoppable chemistry of the two people, such as not budging from such words of common sense, energized the play. Ahn Se-ha and Lee Jun-ho's Tiki-Taka is increasing the synergy of the play by causing a steamy chemistry.

On the other hand, when Sang-sik saw Won who was treating Cheer-rang so harshly, he said, "If anyone sees it, you'll know that he likes kind love." When Won said this, he said, “Why do you run to die at the words I said to laugh? Just like a person who has been caught inside,” he replied, and the scene where an angry Won threw the papers and ran away to avoid it caused laughter. It was a scene where Ahn Se-ha's stern tone and comical acting that didn't shy away shone.

Ahn Se-ha's realistic acting, which freely expresses such unstoppable comments and common sense full of slyness, is bursting with charm potential. JTBC's Saturday drama 'King the Land', which contains Ahn Se-ha's charm without an exit, is broadcast every Saturday and Sunday at 10:30 pm.

Reporter Ryu Ye-ji and Ten Asia ryuperstar@tenasia.co.kr