Namkoong Min Points A Gun At A Mysterious Lee Sang Hee In “The Husband”
KBS 2TV’s “The Husband” has shared a new glimpse of a tense confrontation between Namkoong Min and Lee Sang Hee!
“The Husband” is a new thriller starring Namkoong Min as a man on the brink of divorce who unexpectedly becomes embroiled in a desperate fight with a dangerous criminal in order to rescue his wife.
Spoilers
On the previous episode of “The Husband,” Kang Tae Joo (Namkoong Min) escaped police custody and joined forces with Lee Soo Hyung (Park Byung Eun). The episode ended on an unexpected cliffhanger, with Kang Tae Joo suddenly appearing on Noh Man Hee (Kim Dae Myeung)’s monitor screen.
In newly released stills from the drama’s upcoming next episode, Kang Tae Joo faces off against the mysterious Kim Kyung Ae (Lee Sang Hee), a figure still veiled in mystery. After lying in wait, Kang Tae Joo reveals himself the moment that Kim Kyung Ae steps inside her home, and he angrily confronts her while pointing a gun in her face.
Although Kim Kyung Ae appears frightened by Kang Tae Joo’s unexpected behavior, she also exudes an inscrutable aura that leaves him flustered. It remains to be seen who Kim Kyung Ae is and why Kang Tae Joo immediately aims a gun at her as soon as they meet.
To find out what happens between Kang Tae Joo and Kim Kyung Ae, catch the next episode of “The Husband” on July 18 at 9:20 p.m. KST!
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3 Points To Look Forward To In “A Shop For Killers 2”
With its premiere just around the corner, the upcoming drama “A Shop for Killers 2” has shared three key points to look forward to!
Based on a novel by “The Killer’s Shopping List” author Kang Ji Young, “A Shop for Killers” is an action drama that follows Jeong Ji An (Kim Hye Joon), who moves in with her uncle Jeong Jin Man (Lee Dong Wook) after her parents’ passing. Jin Man runs a shopping mall, but when he suddenly dies, Ji An inherits his secret and dangerous legacy and becomes the target of suspicious killers. Season 2 follows Ji An, who becomes the shopping mall’s new CEO. She joins forces with Jin Man, who returns alive, to fight back against the global forces of Babylon.
Ahead of its premiere, here are three key points to keep an eye on:
The whereabouts of Jeong Jin Man
The first major point is the whereabouts of Jeong Jin Man, who faked his death. After it was revealed at the end of Season 1 that he had survived, Jin Man embarks on a dangerous mission to steal Babylon’s confidential information in order to protect his niece, Jeong Ji An.
Season 2 will finally reveal what Jin Man has been doing behind the scenes as well as his plan to strike at the heart of the enemy. He is also set to reunite with Bale (Jo Han Sun), a longtime rival from his days as a mercenary, raising anticipation for the outcome of their confrontation.
Jeong Ji An’s choice to leave the world of killers
The second point to watch is Jeong Ji An’s decision to leave the world of killers behind. After risking her life to protect MurtheHelp in Season 1, Ji An resolves to leave everything behind and return to an ordinary life.
However, when Babylon resumes its pursuit, Ji An once again finds herself fighting for survival. Viewers are eager to see what choice she will make when faced with the destiny she desperately wanted to escape and whether she will show just how much she has grown in the face of another life-threatening crisis.
The all-out war between MurtheHelp and Babylon
The final point to watch is the all-out war between MurtheHelp and Babylon. As Jeong Jin Man and Jeong Ji An launch a full-scale counterattack against Babylon, which has expanded its global influence, an even fiercer clash unfolds.
New Babylon members—including Kusanagi (Jung Yun Ha), Q (Hyunri), and J (Masaki Okada)—will add to the tension with their unique personalities and commanding presence. From close-quarters combat and gunfights to thrilling chase scenes, the series will also feature a wider variety of action sequences, highlighting each character’s unique strengths and fighting style.
Anticipation is high for how Jeong Jin Man, who has returned from the dead, and Jeong Ji An, now the new head of the shopping mall, will carry out their counterattack against the powerful Babylon organization.
With a total of eight episodes, “A Shop for Killers 2” will premiere with episodes 1 and 2 on July 22, followed by two episodes released every Wednesday.
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“A Shop For Killers 2” Directors And Lee Dong Wook Share Key Points To Watch For
“A Shop for Killers” Season 2 has unveiled new stills of Lee Dong Wook in character!
Based on a novel by “The Killer’s Shopping List” author Kang Ji Young, “A Shop for Killers” is an action drama that follows Jeong Ji An (Kim Hye Joon), who moves in with her uncle Jeong Jin Man (Lee Dong Wook) after her parents’ passing. Jin Man runs a shopping mall, but when he suddenly dies, Ji An inherits his secret and dangerous legacy and becomes the target of suspicious killers. Season 2 follows Ji An, who becomes the shopping mall’s new CEO. She joins forces with Jin Man, who returns alive, to fight back against the global forces of Babylon.
This season unveils the hidden backstory of Jin Man, who was thought to be dead, and his actions after returning alive. The stills show Jin Man as he designs a large-scale scheme while preparing a counterattack alongside the Murthehelp team.
Lee Dong Wook said, “It is an honor to return for Season 2, and I am happy to once again show Jeong Jin Man. Jin Man is a character who does not experience large emotional fluctuations, and he does not show them outwardly, but in this season you will be able to see moments where he reveals his emotions.”
Director Lee Kwon said, “In Season 2, Jin Man also goes through many trials and hardships, and there will be more scenes where emotions are expressed more than before.”
Another point of interest is the upgraded action. Action director Jeon Jae Hyung, who worked on the previous installment, praised Lee Dong Wook, saying, “He is already a fully formed actor when it comes to action. In Season 2, action unfolds in new settings that have not been shown before. We did extensive training to ensure that everything, including dark venue action scenes and wire work sequences, could be performed without a stunt double.”
Lee Dong Wook also expressed confidence, saying, “The action has become more spectacular. I prepared with the mindset of not disappointing expectations.”
With a total of eight episodes, “A Shop for Killers 2” will premiere with episodes 1 and 2 on July 22, followed by two episodes released every Wednesday.
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3 Key Points To Anticipate In The Final 2 Episodes Of “Fifties Professionals”
“Fifties Professionals” is heading toward its conclusion!
“Fifties Professionals” is an action-comedy about three seemingly ordinary but secretly dangerous middle-aged men who are brought back into action by destiny. The three men, who once reigned at the top of their respective fields, find themselves exiled to the remote island of Yeongseon after a mysterious incident. There, they begin a bittersweet and comedic quest to uncover the truth about the fateful day from 10 years ago that changed their lives.
With only two episodes left, here are three key points to look forward to in the series finale:
The outcome of Jung Ho Myung, Bong Je Soon, and Kang Beom Ryong’s final mission
Jung Ho Myung (Shin Ha Kyun) is working to retrieve a USB containing information about drug transactions between Han Kyung Wook (Kim Sang Kyung) and a North Korean officer. Bong Je Soon (Oh Jung Se) is attempting to secure a USB containing information about a high ranking North Korean official’s slush fund and smuggling operations, while Kang Beom Ryong (Heo Sung Tae) is pursuing the truth in his own way with the goal of rebuilding his former gang, the Hwasan Gang.
Though they began with different goals, the three have become more united as the true nature of Heaven Capital is exposed. Whether they can maintain their cooperation until the very end, reveal all the truths to the world, and complete their respective missions is a key point of interest in the finale.
Viewers should look forward to the final episodes to see whether they can maintain their collaboration until the very end, expose the whole truth to the world, and complete their respective missions.
The ultimate villain Han Kyung Wook’s fate
Han Kyung Wook has carried out numerous crimes without hesitation, using power and wealth to threaten and commit violence.
Recently, he coldly cut off Yoo In Gu (Hyun Bong Sik), pressured his rival Kim Sun Joong (Kang Shin Il) into stepping down from a mayoral race, and even proposed a business partnership to Hwang Hwa San (Kim Byung Ok), the leader of the Hwasan gang whom he had previously framed and sent to prison.
Viewers are eager to see whether Han Kyung Wook will finally pay for his crimes or once again deliver an unexpected twist that defies everyone’s expectations.
Conclusion of the romance between the couples
The evolving relationships of two couples—Bong Je Soon and Prosecutor Kang (Kim Shin Rok) as well as Kang Beom Ryong and Park Mi Kyung (Han Ji Eun)—who added warmth and excitement amid the tension, are also key points to watch.
Bong Je Soon, a North Korean agent who lost his memory, and Prosecutor Kang gradually grew closer as they went through various incidents together. Prosecutor Kang expressed her sincere feelings to Bong Je Soon, saying, “Even if you were to return to your former self later on, my gratitude toward you will never change,” raising expectations for the development of their relationship.
The relationship between Kang Beom Ryong and convenience store owner Park Mi Kyung is also drawing attention. Kang Beom Ryong tried to protect her by revealing even his past as a former gang member, but misunderstandings arose between them instead.
Viewers are curious to see whether the two couples, who have both hidden their feelings for different reasons, will finally reveal their true feelings and reach a happy ending in the final episodes.
The next episode of “Fifties Professionals” airs on June 26 at 9:50 p.m. KST.
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“Notes From The Last Row” Director Shares Key Points To Watch Out For
Netflix’s “Notes from the Last Row” has unveiled new stills featuring its cast!
Based on the Spanish play of the same name, “Notes from the Last Row” is a psychological thriller that follows Heo Mun Oh (Choi Min Sik), a failed writer-turned-Korean literature professor who hasn’t published a new work in 20 years. After discovering the extraordinary writing talent of Lee Kang (Choi Hyun Wook), a student who always sits in the back row of his classroom, Heo Mun Oh gradually becomes obsessed with the young man’s writing.
The series is generating anticipation for both the lead actors’ performances and the direction of Kim Kyu Tae, who is known for his nuanced storytelling.
Having to portray the characters’ inner worlds in detail, Kim Kyu Tae said, “If you follow the characters’ fluctuating psychology and inner lives, you will find yourself deeply immersed in the work before you know it.”
The newly released stills capture everything from the subtle tension between Heo Mun Oh and Lee Kang to the surrounding characters. In Heo Mun Oh’s empty gaze as he sits still, a long-standing sense of inferiority and defeat is clearly evident, while Lee Kang’s facial expression as he stares intently at something is difficult to decipher, heightening intrigue about what he may be thinking.
More stills show Heo Mun Oh deeply focused on his laptop in his study room, and Lee Kang piecing together shredded paper in his room, hinting at the stories they are creating within their own private spaces.
Adding to this are Heo Mun Oh’s college classmate Kim Su Hun (Heo Joon Ho), a successful author living a life of comfort with no apparent lack, and Kim Su Hun’s wife Ahn Eun Joo (Kim Yoon Jin) who, in a different way from Lee Kang, bring major disruptions to Heo Mun Oh’s life. The couple, who are also the primary reason for Heo Mun Oh’s deep sense of inferiority, further hint at fractures they may cause in his daily life.
Heo Mun Oh’s wife Jo Hyun Sook (Jin Kyung) is more curious than anyone about the private literature lessons her husband has recently begun after he had appeared bored with his daily life, and she displays a wide range of emotions by his side.
Despite being a professor, Heo Mun Oh is shaken by his student Lee Kang, while the mysterious student Lee Kang unsettles Heo Mun Oh in return, alongside other characters who fill out additional layers of the narrative.
All six episodes of “Notes from the Last Row” will be released worldwide on Netflix on June 26.
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“Husbands In Action” Director Shares Points To Look Out For In Upcoming Film
The upcoming Netflix film “Husbands in Action” has released new stills!
“Husbands in Action” is an action-comedy about an ex-husband and a current husband who reluctantly join forces to rescue a wife kidnapped by a dangerous criminal organization.
Directed by comedy powerhouse Park Gyu Tae, who helmed “6/45,” “Husbands in Action” is already generating laughs with its on-set stills.
The upcoming film depicts the clashes between an ex-husband and a current husband, a detective and a criminal, and next-generation and old-generation gang bosses. As these polar-opposite characters collide, their interactions generate strong comedic synergy, leading to the kind of explosive humor that emerges from Park Gyu Tae’s signature ironic relationships and situations.
Director Park Gyu Tae remarked, “By taking the premise of an ex-husband and current husband working together, then adding the conflict between next-generation and old-generation bosses, I created a more finely layered comedy film.”
The director also noted that action is an essential genre element in the film. He said, “In a desperate situation where a family is kidnapped and must be rescued, action sequences unfolding across land, sea, and air in various locations will offer another layer of entertainment.”
The newly released stills capture the dynamic energy on set, including a scene where ex-husband Chung Sik (Jin Sun Kyu) and current husband Min Seok (Gong Myoung) huddle closely together for warmth inside a frozen storage warehouse. The humor that can be found even within the tense situation heightens anticipation for how the two constantly clashing husbands will navigate this crisis.
In other stills, a nighttime rope action sequence involving climbing a high cliff generates tension that will keep audiences on the edge of their seats, while a city-center chase scene that leaves an overturned vehicle behind hints at the intense action to come through the vivid aftermath of a collision.
Describing the appeal of the film, which maintains its humor even amid large-scale action sequences, director Park Gyu Tae commented, “In the end, action also needs to be fun.”
“Husbands in Action” will premiere on June 19.
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5 Breaking Points In Episodes 7-8 Of “Filing For Love”
This week, some things are in for a big change in “Filing for Love”! In these new episodes, some ghosts from the past return, crazy issues arise at present, and the future starts to look uncertain for Joo In Ah (Shin Hae Sun) and Noh Ki Jun (Gong Myoung). With the story moving forward and the tension between them intensifying, at this point, every step they take feels like a decisive choice. It’s one that could potentially change the course of their lives. Here are some moments that felt like a big breaking point in this K-drama!
Warning: spoilers from episodes 7-8 ahead.
1. Learning about Joo In Ah and Jeon Jae Yeol’s relationship
The cat is out of the bag, and although everyone could have had their suspicions, learning the truth behind the relationship between Joo In Ah and Jeon Jae Yeol (Kim Jae Wook) feels both relieving and bittersweet. Knowing they met when Jae Yeol was attempting to end his life and that In Ah gave all her heart and loyalty to this man even before starting a relationship, only for them to break up, is nothing short of tragic. But at the same time, knowing she has no lingering feelings nor regrets, even though their relationship ran deeper than your typical office romance, is also great.
While this information doesn’t give Ki Jun peace of mind, at least he is willing to give her the benefit of the doubt when he tells her about the anonymous report regarding her and Jae Yeol. If there are any more reasons to love Ki Jun’s character, then this is it. Because no matter how jealous he might be, or how petty he tries to act, like when he goes one-on-one against Jae Yeol in a soccer game, he remains true to his feelings for In Ah. Ki Jun ultimately decides to trust her and to close the case against her as a pure misunderstanding.
2. Joo In Ah and Noh Ki Jun growing closer
Love grows in the face of adversities. And even when Ki Jun getting literally stabbed by an employee who was sexually harassing female co-workers seems a little too drastic, it works its purpose. In Ah running towards Ki Jun the moment she knows he is hurt, and watching her frantic reaction upon seeing him covered in blood, is impressive. The anguish, the fear in her expression, and the devotion she shows staying by his side after he is out of danger give you chills with excitement. This is the definite moment when she opens up her heart, and everyone around her can notice how much brighter and happier she is; that is Ki Jun’s effect on her life.
And believe it or not, they aren’t even dating yet. But in a romance drama, there’s nothing better than two main characters communicating with each other and understanding each other’s minds. Before jumping into a relationship, which could feel like a slowdown in the pace they’ve been following, they have the chance to talk, to actually get to know each other better. As thrilling as the steamy kiss scenes may appear, the moment they share their fears and thoughts under the rain, that’s when the romance really sparks, and you can feel them falling completely in love.
3. Joo In Ah drawing the line with Jeon Jae Yeol
Before In Ah can start her sweet romance with Ki Jun, she still has one obstacle left to clear: Jeon Jae Yeol. Once she learns that he is trying to send Ki Jun overseas, she steps up to set the record straight. But In Ah drawing the line between them only makes him more desperate to reach out to her again, unable to let go of his lingering feelings. And it’s understandable, since his character is quite pitiful. But as sad as his life might be, the moment he chose his family’s company over love he had already sealed his fate.
Nonetheless, despite In Ah not having feelings for him anymore, when she realizes that Ki Jun could potentially damage Jae Yeol’s already precarious situation at the company, she decides not to disclose the information and agrees to send Ki Jun away as soon as possible. Although her actions come from the last threads of loyalty In Ah has for Jae Yeol, that ignites a spark of hope in his heart, which could potentially backfire on her in the future.
4. Park Ah Jeong confronting Jeon Jae Yeol about In Ah
So far, things have been looking like a love triangle, but a character that’s also been there all along is Park Ah Jeong (Hong Hwa Yeon). Contrary to what appeared in the beginning, she isn’t the type to unnecessarily cling to someone who clearly isn’t interested in her, which in her case is Jae Yeol. However, she isn’t a pushover either, and she does care about Ki Jun, even if she isn’t precisely fond of In Ah or their relationship.
Whether this change of heart comes out of jealousy or genuine concern, she is the only one with the courage to confront Jae Yeol about his petty attitude towards In Ah and Ki Jun. It does seem like her character is kept too much on the sidelines, without much relevance other than her having a crush on the second male lead. But that’s why the plot twist works so well when we find out that she is the one who sent the anonymous mail to Ki Jun about In Ah and Jae Yeol. And surely, she won’t stay silent about it anymore.
5. Noh Ki Jun running to Joo In Ah
When it seems like everything is set and done between Ki Jun and In Ah, both ready to give up on whatever was starting between them, the last breaking point happens. The time they spent together serves as the bridge to unite them again. That’s why it is so important that she explains her fears and how she’s always wished for someone to fight for her until the end, even if she pushed them away. And fortunately, Ki Jun also has the support of his older sisters, who make him see the truth behind In Ah’s actions.
Giving In Ah the hope she always wished to receive, Ki Jun travels to Jeju Island to clear up all the misunderstandings and ends up healing something he didn’t break. And In Ah reciprocates by giving the last step to him, kissing him wholeheartedly. This moment feels as special as it looks. The softness and passion of the scene is everything we’ve been waiting for them. Their dating era is finally starting, but what other troubles will they face in the future? Let’s find out in the next episodes of “Filing for Love”!
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Andy zar is an avid drama watcher, from K-dramas to C-dramas, she believes any weekend is a good weekend to enjoy 12 hours of binge-watching dramas. She loves romance, web comics, and K-pop. Find her on Instagram @wuaitboni.
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3 Points To Keep An Eye On In Remaining Episodes Of “The Scarecrow”
ENA’s “The Scarecrow” is approaching its finale!
“The Scarecrow” follows a detective investigating a series of murders who is forced into an unlikely partnership with a man he despises. Set between 1988 and 2019, the suspenseful story tracks two men bound by misfortune and an uneasy alliance of hatred as they chase the truth across 30 years.
With only four episodes left, “The Scarecrow” shared points to anticipate in the remaining episodes of the drama.
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1. The meaning behind “12+2”
In the drama’s present setting of 2019, tensions rose following the one-on-one conversation between Kang Tae Joo and Lee Yong Woo, especially as it was revealed that Lee Yong Woo is Lee Ki Hwan (Jung Moon Sung).
One of the mysteries involved the “12+2” murders, creating chilling developments. In 1988, as Kang Soon Young (Seo Ji Hye) came across the news that Yoon Hye Jin (Lee Arin) was missing, tensions rose further, making viewers wonder what the truth from 30 years ago is and how that will affect the present.
2. The fate of Im Seok Man
After Lee Ki Beom (Song Geon Hee) was wrongly framed and released, Lee Ki Beom’s friend Im Seok Man (Baek Seung Hwan) was the second victim to be wrongly framed. When new developments framed Im Seok Man as the likely suspect, Kang Tae Joo had arrested him right away.
Im Seok Man also gave a false testimony like Lee Ki Beom due to the cruel investigation methods from the detectives. Even his family turned away from him after he was framed as a serial killer. Eventually, Cha Si Young (Lee Hee Joon) requested the death penalty for Im Seok Man, pushing him into a corner.
3. Kang Tae Joo vs. Cha Si Young
Kang Tae Joo and Cha Si Young’s relationship has taken a turn for the worse. Although the two cooperated at one point, Lee Ki Beom’s death due to the torture undergone during the investigation became a critical turning point in their relationship. In addition to Kang Tae Joo arresting Cha Si Young at his mother’s funeral, Cha Si Young also framed Kang Tae Joo on the charges of abuse, hinting at their continued troubled relationship.
The next episode of “The Scarecrow” will air on May 18 at 10 p.m. KST.
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3 Points To Look Forward To In The Final Episodes Of “Perfect Crown”
MBC’s “Perfect Crown” is heading toward its conclusion!
Set in an alternate universe where modern-day Korea is a constitutional monarchy, MBC’s “Perfect Crown” tells the love story of Seong Hui Ju (IU), a chaebol heiress who has everything but is only a commoner in status, and Grand Prince Ian (Byeon Woo Seok), a prince who has nothing despite being the son of the king.
With just two episodes remaining, here are three key points to look forward to in the finale:
How Seong Hui Ju and Grand Prince Ian’s love story will conclude
Expectations are high for how the relationship between Seong Hui Ju and Grand Prince Ian, who have overcome countless crises together, will conclude. Although the two began with a contract marriage, they gradually came to sincerely understand and support one another, eventually proudly declaring themselves husband and wife before the nation.
However, tension has risen again after Grand Prince Ian, who resolved to bear the weight of the crown, becomes caught up in another incident. Can the two protect each other and enjoy ordinary happiness? And how will their fated love story ultimately end?
How the collaboration between Prime Minister Min Jeong Woo and Queen Dowager Yoon Irang will end
The politics and power struggles within the royal family are among the main points viewers should focus on in the final episodes. After realizing that Seong Hui Ju has truly fallen in love with Grand Prince Ian instead of him, Prime Minister Min Jeong Woo (Noh Sang Hyun) begins turning against Grand Prince Ian, who was once his close friend. What choices will his obsession with Seong Hui Ju and his desire for power ultimately lead him to make?
On the other hand, Queen Dowager Yoon Irang (Gong Seung Yeon) has started reflecting on a past defined solely by the pursuit of power. Hoping that at least her son Lee Yoon (Kim Eun Ho) will not suffer the same wounds she endured, she is trying to correct her past mistakes. Although Min Jeong Woo and Yoon Irang once joined hands for the same goal, they are now heading down different paths, raising curiosity about what kind of endings await them both.
Choi Hyun and Do Hye Jung’s relationship, and Seong Hui Ju’s relationship with her family
The contract marriage between Grand Prince Ian and Seong Hui Ju is also bringing changes to the relationships of those around them. Grand Prince Ian’s aide Choi Hyun (Yoo Su Bin) and Seong Hui Ju’s chief secretary Do Hye Jung (Lee Yeon) are gradually opening their hearts to one another, hinting at the formation of a new love line. Their chemistry is another highlight to look forward to.
Changes in family relationships are also drawing attention. Seong Hui Ju and her family, who were always distant, have slowly grown closer since the contract marriage. As she continues to face danger, her father Chairman Seong Hyun Guk (Jo Seung Yeon), older brother Seong Tae Ju (Lee Jae Won), and sister in law Han Da Young (Chae Seo An) sincerely worry about her. Whether Seong Hui Ju’s family will achieve a happy ending is also a key point viewers should pay attention to.
The next episode of “Perfect Crown” airs on May 15 at 9:50 p.m. KST.
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IU Points Her Rifle At Noh Sang Hyun In “Perfect Crown”
MBC’s “Perfect Crown” has released new stills capturing a tense confrontation between IU and Noh Sang Hyun!
Set in an alternate universe where modern-day Korea is a constitutional monarchy, “Perfect Crown” tells the love story of Seong Hui Ju (IU), a chaebol heiress who has everything but is only a commoner in status, and Grand Prince Ian (Byeon Woo Seok), a prince who has nothing despite being the son of the king.
Spoilers
To Seong Hui Ju, Min Jung Woo (Noh Sang Hyun) had always been a supporter who took her side ever since their days at the Royal Academy. However, their senior-junior relationship began to creak after Seong Hui Ju married Prince Ian and fell in love with him.
In order to win over Seong Hui Ju, whom he has loved for a long time, Min Jung Woo has been sharpening his blade and threatening Prince Ian. This hinted that a confrontation between Seong Hui Ju and Min Jung Woo, who hold different feelings, was inevitable.
The newly released stills capture Seong Hui Ju and Min Jung Woo meeting at a shooting range.
The two create an atmosphere quite different from their usual friendly demeanor. Seong Hui Ju points her rifle at Min Jung Woo with a cold smile. Min Jung Woo, while taken aback by Seong Hui Ju’s sudden provocation, also displays a look filled with an inexplicable sense of anger. Curiosity is piqued as to why Seong Hui Ju has aimed her rifle at Min Jung Woo.
The second to final episode of “Perfect Crown” airs on May 15 at 9:50 p.m. KST. Stay tuned!
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