Cha Joo-young, following 'The Glory', was destroyed in 'Sacred Idol'

tvN's Wednesday-Thursday drama 'Sacred Idol' ended on the 23rd with episode 12.

In the final episode of 'Holy Idol', the only way to stop Redlin (played by Cha Joo-young) was to destroy Lambrary's (played by Kim Min-gyu) divine powers. However, if that were to happen, all ties between Lambrary and Kim Dal (played by Go Bo-gyeol) would be severed and they would not be able to remember each other, so Lambrary hesitated. However, Kim Dal, who knew all the facts, made a contract with his soul with the sacred item of the underworld stolen by the head of the Hongwoo Battalion (played by Seo Ji-young) to save Lambrary. In order to nullify all the monster contracts that increased Redrin's power, he wrote a contract to permanently destroy the gods. As a result, Lambrary and Kim Dal forgot each other's existence.

Meanwhile, Redlin, whose strength had weakened, attempted to take away Lambrary's abilities, but as he had lost the faith and trust of those around him by killing the head of the Hongwoo Battalion and betraying the Demon King (Lee Jang-woo), causing him to disappear, he absorbed God's abilities. Without being able to do it, I ended up trapped in hell.

Afterwards, Lambrary accepted King Yeomna's (played by Jang Young-nam) proposal to remain in the current world and eliminate the remnants of black magic energy, and continued his activities as Wild Animal member Woo Woo-woo (Lambbrary). Since then, the image of Wild Animal growing into a top-notch idol by climbing the music charts and taking first place on music broadcasts has brought a warm smile.

Meanwhile, in the ending, Woo Woo-woo (Lambry) and Kim Dal, who coincidentally reunited on set, remembered each other and stimulated excitement. Woo Woo-woo (Lambry), whose memories came back when he encountered Kim Dal, said, “I stayed here for you, Dal. So, come back,” Kim Dal said, smiling, “You’re not Yeonwoo,” and received a pink ending.

Kim Min-gyu played dual roles as 'Lambry, the high priest who became a mangdol, Woo Woo-woo' and even received comical acting. In each episode, Kim Min-gyu delightfully captures not only the benevolent and dignified appearance of High Priest Lambrary, but also the turbulent daily life of the High Priestess, who ends up living the life of an idol without any luck. In particular, his speaking style, which skillfully uses the unique 'Haerache' speaking style, was extremely addictive.

Go Bo-gyeol not only exudes a lovely charm as Woo Woo-woo's biggest fan, but also portrays his energetic side in a variety of ways as a manager struggling to succeed as a Lambrary idol. Lastly, Lee Jang-woo, who played the role of the Demon King, acted as the strongest villain and gave off a strong presence. In particular, he completed a three-dimensional character by perfectly expressing his pure love for Redrin in the play.

Taeyuna, Ten Asia Reporter youyou@tenasia.co.kr