“The quality of a protagonist” Shin Se-kyung showed a historical drama queen that can be trusted and viewed [Sejak]

[My Daily = Reporter Nam Hye-yeon] As expected, it was Shin Se-kyung. 

tvN’s new Saturday-Sunday drama, which first aired on the 21st, ‘Sejak, The Bewitched’ In episodes 1 and 2, Shin Se-kyung got off to a good start with her role as a cross-dressing woman. Shin Se-kyung met viewers in the role of Kang Hee-soo, a genius betting baduk player who took control of her capital, and who developed her love for Jo Jung-seok (played by Prince Jinhan Lee In). 

In particular, as the main character leading the play, he captured attention with his stable acting and immersive character expression throughout the drama. 

On this day’s broadcast, Shin Se-kyung appeared in a simple yet neat denim robe with the look of a young man. Among the onlookers, Shin Se-kyung played a game of baduk with an older man and won, and as a result of the bet, she took home a precious baduk board and baduk stones. Shin Se-kyung said that the only person who could beat her was a great general, that she was confident in her skills, and showed annoyance when onlookers asked if she was Se-jak.

Following the interesting first appearance, Shin Se-kyung’s confident appearance also attracted attention. Not only does he have clear values ​​about how the world works, but he also stated that he will not marry Lee Shin-young (played by Kim Myeong-ha) and that if a man who wins the game of baduk appears, he will follow fate, even if he is a white-haired immortal. Shin Se-kyung tried to play baduk the next day, and this time, he revealed the reason why he played baduk even though he had to disguise himself as a man. It was because he was raising money from the people who were taken away, and he never forgot the help he received from the people when he was young.

Then, I started to feel excited about Jo Jung-seok. Shin Se-kyung, who found out that Jo Jung-seok’s identity was Daegun, felt her heart pound for a moment when Jo Jung-seok saved her on the streets of the capital and was worried about the scarred man. To repay him, Shin Se-kyung was playing baduk and felt a thrill the moment their hands brushed. As a result of winning, Shin Se-kyung earned the nickname ‘Mongwoo (a gentle drizzle)’ and a nickname on paper. He then left a lasting impression on Jo Jung-seok by saying, “When the dream starts, I will give you a chance to get revenge.”

Shin Se-kyung’s curiosity about Jo Jung-seok grew, and during a heartfelt conversation with him, they shared their deep feelings and even developed a friendship over playing Go. Shin Se-kyung was playing a baduk game and when a dream came down, Shin Se-kyung remembered the promise she made to Jo Jung-seok and quickly announced that she had lost and ran away excitedly. At the end of the second episode, Lee Shin-young appeared between the two people who met, and Shin Se-kyung ended up frozen in fear of her identity being revealed, making them wait for the next episode.

Shin Se-kyung charmingly portrayed the character of ‘Hee-su’ in episodes 1 and 2 in her own style, and captivated viewers by portraying both ‘Hee-su’s true self and the appearance of having to disguise herself as a man with a sense of stability. First of all, he is a strong person who says everything he wants to say regardless of his status, but he shows his heart freshly expressed towards the opposite sex who makes his heart flutter. On the other hand, when I was dressed as a man, I could feel the traces of studying the character, from the way I walked to the detailed movements. In this way, even more curiosity arose about Shin Se-kyung’s ‘perfect’ transformation and performance.

Meanwhile, ‘Sejak, The Bewitched’, in which Shin Se-kyung appears as the attractive character ‘Hee-su’, is about a king who holds a high position as a king but has a lowly heart, and a woman who becomes Sejak (a spy) to bring down him. A drama depicting the cruel fate of It airs every Saturday and Sunday at 9:20 PM.