In MBC’s “Na Hae-ryung,” Jung Eun-woo tries to get Shin Se-kyung to get a strong wall. Two people sharing close eye contacts were also spotted, among which Jung Eun-woo is deeply regretful, touching his forehead, raising questions about what happened to them.
Lee Lim (Jung Eun-woo), who was a member of the Pyongan Province Wimmusa Temple in the 16th Na Hae-ryung Newcomer last week, implemented the Uduma Act directly for the people. Na Hae-ryung (Shin Se-kyung), who accompanied the procession, kept the side of Yirim with his duties as a priest, a servant of the Joseon Dynasty, and a servant, recommending Yirim to do the law.
Na Hae-ryung and Irim, who returned to the palace and met again at the Nokseodang, were captured. Especially, Irim is pushing Na Hae-ryung to the end of the wall with serious eyes that I have never seen before, making the viewers feel hearty.
Na Hae-ryung is embarrassed by the actions of the irim and the close eye contact, and he is out of his arms for a while and bows his head politely. It amplifies curiosity about what happened to them. Finally, the appearance of Irim, who closed his eyes and touched his head as if regretting his actions, makes him guess that things did not flow according to his will.
“I am going to approach Na Hae-ryung by taking advantage of his once-name-named experience as a romantic novelist while Na Hae-ryung and Irim are getting closer after the Pyeongan-do Wimu,” the production team said. “I would like to ask a lot of attention if his actions will make Na Hae-ryung’s heart beat.”
The 17-18th episode of the new employee, Na Hae-ryung, will be broadcast at 8:55 p.m. on the 14th.