While numerous works have been pouring out since the beginning of this year, dramas based on webtoons and web novels will come to our side in February. As it is a web cartoon and web novel that was greatly loved, expectations are high that it will be able to boost the expectations of the original fans and monopolize the love.
Park Min-young's spectacular return
Actor Park Min-young overcame controversy caused by her ex-boyfriend last year and returned to tvN's "Marry My Husband."
"Marry My Husband" is a full-fledged fateful drama in which a murdered woman returns to 10 years ago after witnessing an affair between her best friend and husband and returns her fate like a gutter to them. This drama is based on a webtoon.
It has currently surpassed 10% of viewership, and as of the 31st of last month, it became the No. 1 global daily ranking in Amazon's Prime Video TV Show category. There are 57 countries where "Marry My Husband" topped the daily rankings on this day.
In addition, Park Min-young is ranked first in TV-OTT overall popularity for four consecutive weeks in the domestic popularity survey platform Fundex, and first in actor popularity. Viewers are loved by Park Min-young, 9 Woo, Lee Yi-kyung, and Song Ha-yoon for their cutthroat acting skills.
Choi Woo-sik and Son Seok-gu are talking about "sin and punishment."
"Killer Nanggam," starring actors Choi Woo-sik and Son Seok-gu, will be released on Netflix on the 9th.
"Murder Nang" is the story of Yi Tang, who only chooses criminals who commit crimes and commits murder, and throws up the topic of "sin and punishment." It is based on a webtoon of the same name by Kombari.
Actor Choi Woo-sik plays Lee Tang, an ordinary college student who awakened his ability to discriminate against evil people after an accidental murder, and Son Seok-gu plays the role of a tenacious detective with excellent intuition and instinct. On top of that, director Lee Chang-hee, who directed the drama "Other People Are Hell" and the movie "Gone Night," and writer Kim Da-min, who won the grand prize in the 2019 Gyeonggi Scenario Planning and Development Feature category, were in charge of writing.
Director Lee said at the production presentation of "Killer & Difficulty" held on the 1st that he tried to maximize the feeling of the original work, adding, "I tried to show better without touching the purpose of each character and not touching the tone & manner and theme consciousness." At first, it may be a little different from the original, but if you watch the work until the end, you will think that you are talking about the same story as the original," he expressed confidence.
The Loco of Jeon Jong-seo
Actor Jeon Jong-seo, who met the public only with rough and strong characters in works such as "Burning," "Call," and "Ballerina," will challenge romantic comedy with "Wedding Impossible."
"Wedding Impossible" depicts a close romantic mission between Na-jung, an unknown actress who decided to marry her male friend in disguise to become the first main character in her life, and Lee Ji-han, a prospective brother-in-law who fiercely opposes the marriage.
Based on the web novel of the same name, Jeon Jong-seo plays Na Na-jeong, a minor actor who is Malep in acting but has low profile, and Moon Sang-min plays Lee Ji-han, the third generation of a livelihood conglomerate.
Expectations are already high on how the "Wedding Impossible" will be completed, where the two actors, who boast fantastic tiki-taka, meet. The first episode will air on the 26th.
What about Bona's academy?
Bona, a group of Cosmic Girls, appeared in the original TVing series "Pyramid Game" and predicted a new acting transformation.
The original TVing series "Pyramid Game" depicts a brutal survival-sequence war in which students gradually fall into violence, divided into perpetrators, victims, and bystanders, in the 5th class of the 2nd grade of Baekyeon Girls' High School, which picks out bullying through secret voting once a month.
Based on a popular webtoon of the same name, Sung Soo-ji (Bona), who wakes up as a "game sniper" who breaks down the hierarchy pyramid from a game target, and brain fights and psychological warfare between students will provide thrilling catharsis.
Bona plays passionately as Sung Soo-ji, a transfer student who wakes up as a game sniper from the target of the game in the play. Bona's transformation is expected to see what choice Sung Soo-ji will make as she faces a pyramid game where she has to make a brutal choice to avoid legal bullying F.
Director Park So-yeon of "Sacred Idol" and new writer Choi Soo-yi were in charge of writing. On top of that, director Lee Jae-kyu, a hitmaker who directed the movie "The Perfect Other," the drama "Our School Now" and "Morning Comes to the Psychiatric Ward," will participate as a creator to complete a different "K-hakwon." It will be released on the 29th.
[Kim Hyunsook, MK Sports Reporter]
