The former IZ*A member transformed the actress on the increase Kang Hye-Won has again demonstrated her acting range with a short but powerful appearance in MBC’s fantasy drama “Oh my ghost customers”. In particular, in the episode of June 7, Kang surprised the spectators taking on the role of Lee Yeo-Jin, a composed and incisive journalist of social affairs. Although his time on the screen was limited, Kang’s representation left a lasting impression, highlighting both his charisma and his refined delivery.
The character Lee Yeo-Jin is a former colleague of Go Kyun-Woo (played by Cha Hak-Yeon) and journalist who reports precisely on main accidents. His extraordinary moment came during a report of news about the unjust death of an nurse, in which his clear diction and his professional behavior brought gravity to the scene. The emotional tension that has created among the main characters has further raised its short appearance.
The spectators praised Kang’s natural immersion in the role, observing that his short performance merged perfectly into the narrative by adding depth and tension.
Meanwhile, Kang Hye-Won has become famous appearing on MNET “Produce 48” In 2018, through which he debuted as a member of the group of immensely popular projects IZ*. From the group’s appearance, he constantly built a career in acting with apparitions in dramas such as “The Player 2: Master of Swindlers”, “Boyhood”, AND “Friendly rivalry”.
Among these, his shaded performance like Joo Ye-Ri in “Friendly rivalry” At the beginning of this year he gained his recognition to capture both the emotional complexity and the depth of the character.
It seems that the idol actress is continuing to evolve with every role, showing dedication and versatility, and her cameo “Oh my ghost customers” It only adds the growing anticipation for its next projects.
In the meantime, “Oh my ghost customers”Which is a supernatural legal comedy on a Labor lawyer who sees the ghosts, continues on MBC and is available for streaming on Netflix, Coupang Play and Wavve. According to Nielsen Korea, the series saw a slight dive into spectators, with episode 1 starting from 4.1% and the last episode that records 2.8% at national level.
