The two men’s blood-frying dragon-ho-sang-dang was started by the Ataewon Clath: Roy Park Seo-joon, Jangga Yoo Jae-myung. Among them, actor Lee David, he first appeared as a strong friend of Park Seo-joon.
In the seventh episode of JTBC's gilt drama Itaewon Klath (directed by Kim Sung-yoon) on the 21st night, Park Seo-joon, Joy Seo (Kim Dae-mi), Jang Dae-hee (Yoo Jae-myung), Oh Soo-a (Kwon Nara), Jang Geun-su (Kim Dong-hee), Jang Geun-won (An Bo-hyun), Kang Min-jung (Kim Hye-eun), Choi Seung-kwon Young rebellions such as (Ryu Kyung-soo), Ma Hyun-yi (Lee Joo-young), Lee Ho-jin (Lee David), Kim To-ni (Chris Ryan), Park Sung-yeol (Son Hyun-joo), Oh Byung-hun (Yoon Kyung-ho), and Cho Jeong-min (Kim Yeo-jin) were drawn.
On this day, Jang Dae-hee visited his store, Dan Night, as if he was concerned about the collapse of Jangga.
Jang Dae-hee left a short review after he had done all of his Roy Food. “You don’t know what you’re thinking about, but it’s too much to deal with,” he said. “I’m glad you don’t think of me as your enemy.”
Jang criticized Park Food for “giving up and living moderately.” But Park felt tense when he declared that there was no abandonment.
Meanwhile, Lee David's character character, who became a friend of Park's long-time friend, was closed up as Lee Ho-jin, a victim of Jang Geun-soo's school violence. He grew up as a financial figure from a prestigious university student, and actor Lee David overwhelmed the disassembled viewers with an unknowingly strong elite.