Actress Cha Joo-young overwhelmed the screen with her expressive power, starting from her breath.
In the tvN X TVING original drama ‘Wongyeong’ aired on the 7th, the story of Wongyeong (played by Cha Joo-young) discovering a problem with Lee Seong-gye's (played by Lee Seong-min) golden box was depicted.
In this episode, the past connection between Chae-ryeong (played by Lee Yi-dam) and Wongyeong was revealed. Above all, Wongyeong's voice, vowing to ensure that young Chae-ryeong would not live in a world where she is ignored and discriminated against for being a girl and weak, exuded a sense of spirit. On the other hand, when Wongyeong firmly told Chae-ryeong, who felt guilty for wearing the wrong attire, that it was not her fault, a complex emotional state was felt.
Meanwhile, Wongyeong confronted Yeong-sil (played by Lee Si-ah), who came to her in anger. When Yeong-sil mentioned Lee Bang-won (played by Lee Hyun-wook) during the Jeong-an-gun period, Wongyeong expressed a boiling rage. Additionally, Wongyeong showed suspicion at the words of Pan-su (played by Song Jae-ryong), who suggested that the golden box seemed unfinished.
Arriving at Hwaeomsa with questions, Wongyeong was taken aback when Pan-su, whom she met again, said it was not the golden box. Then, at the end of the episode, Wongyeong rushed in with a shout, facing Lee Seong-gye's iron hammer, leaving everyone breathless.
In this way, Cha Joo-young firmly held the center of the drama, skillfully manipulating the atmosphere. Her controlled performance heightened the tension even further. Moreover, Wongyeong's lines directed at Chae-ryeong in the early part of the drama resonated deeply with the viewers.
Additionally, when confronting Yeong-sil, the gradually intensifying emotions, from trembling breaths to the intensity of her gaze, captivated the audience in an instant. Furthermore, Cha Joo-young's passionate performance dramatically led to the ending, providing an unparalleled level of immersion.
The tvN X TVING original drama ‘Wongyeong’ starring Cha Joo-young airs every Monday and Tuesday at 8:50 PM on tvN.
