‘Flowers that bloom at night’ Jong-won Lee appears wearing a mask… Honey Lee “What is that again?” Rabbit Eyes [Comprehensive]

[OSEN=Reporter Jang Woo-young] A new character appeared in the crisis of Lee Ha-nui in ‘Flowers that Bloom at Night’.

In MBC’s new Friday-Saturday drama ‘Flowers that Bloom at Night’ (written by Lee Sam, Jeong Myeong-in, directed by Jang Tae-yu, Choi Jeong-in, and Lee Chang-woo), which aired on the 19th, Jo Yeo-hwa (Lee Honey) and Park Soo-ho (Lee Jong-won) faced each other.

Jo Yeo-hwa, who escaped the threat of a horde of pirates with the help of Su-ho Park, criticized Geum Wi-yeong for saying that she would step forward and investigate, calling it “rude.” In this process, the relationship between Yeon-seon (Park Se-hyun) and Park Yoon-hak (Lee Ki-woo) and Park Yoon-hak’s identity were also revealed. When Jo Yeo-hwa and Park Soo-ho passed away, she said, “I don’t want to run into you again.” Park Soo-ho said, “It didn’t look dangerous at all. Rather, it seems like he was trying to help a horde of pirates,” she said, unable to shake off her suspicions, but after hearing Park Yoon-hak tell her story of her fate and her fortune as a painter, she showed a pitiful expression.

The story of Yeom Heung-jip (Kim Hyeong-mook) having the Baekhodo in the mountains stolen was such a hot topic that even Lee So (Heo Jeong-do) mentioned it. While Kang Pil-jik (Cho Jae-yoon) also enlisted his confidants to take action, Park Soo-ho delivered a letter through Woonjongga Jang So-un (Yoon Sa-bong), saying, ‘Return the White Tiger Island in the Mountains to its original location as soon as possible.’ Jo Yeo-hwa transformed after burning the letter. She infiltrated Geumwiyeong and had a confrontation with Park Soo-ho, but during the struggle, she saw his abs and was embarrassed, so she ran away, leaving Baekhodo in the mountains. Park Soo-ho ended up having a nightmare in which he saw ‘Mi-dam’ and Jo Yeo-hwa overlap.

The next day, Jo Yeo-hwa went on a rescue mission with Yoo Geum-ok, but was compared to Seok Jae-i (Jeong So-ri) in many ways and received harsh glares. He was uncomfortable in many ways because he had to wear a robe that covered his face even when doing charity work. He was heartbroken when he saw people living in poverty while doing charity work. He felt heartless when Seok Jae-i said that there was no choice but to give porridge in the right amount and that it would not be surprising if someone died.

Jo Yeo-hwa, who was concerned about the grandmother who had lost her granddaughter and was starving, went to bring her food and saw the pillar collapsing. She took off her long clothes and jumped in to save the grandmother. Park Soo-ho bought time for the two to escape, and Jo Yeo-hwa was able to see Park Soo-ho again, who willingly sacrificed her body. Yoo Geum-ok scolded Jo Yeo-hwa for failing to behave properly, but Lord Onan said that Jo Yeo-hwa was brave and that she would convey this to the Queen Mother.

Jo Yeo-hwa, who returned home, talked with Yeon-seon and lamented that she could not help everyone. In response, Yeonseon said, “If it wasn’t for you, I would have died that day,” and the past of the two was also revealed. Jo Yeo-hwa, who ran away while attending her husband’s funeral, found Yeon-seon dying on her way and saved her. She returned home with Jo Yeo-hwa, who could not bear to abandon Yeo-seon, and helped her grow by teaching her how to write. Yeon-seon comforted her by saying, “She is doing what her mistress can do,” and donning her tight mask, she climbed over the fence for her slum grandmother.

Cho Yeo-hwa, who headed to the slums, learned that other than her grandmother’s granddaughter, other young children were missing. At that time, Kang Pil-jik’s men came to the slums to look for runaway slaves, and she ran into Jo Yeo-hwa. Jo Yeo-hwa rescued her child, but her grandmother was taken hostage, so she surrendered, saying, “I’d rather take me with you,” but at this time, the man who slingshots her appears, heightening her curiosity. /elnino8919@osen.co.kr