"Itaewon Klath" Lee David has stepped up as a reliever of a counterattack that will hit back at Janga.
Lee David gave a solid performance in JTBC's Lamar Jackson Itaewon Klath (playplayplayed by Cho Kwang-jin, directed by Kim Sung-yoon) with a double-double of Character's trust. Lee David Lee Ho-jin, who does not bow even in the midst of the day-to-day attack of Jangga, is responsible for the relief of viewers.
This week's broadcast depicted Lee Ho-jin (Lee David Boone) responding to a single night that entered the franchise in earnest and a long-distance manoeuvre that played a sabotage. First, Lee Ho-jin showed his competence in many ways, including not only finding out in detail about the company that planned to invest in the night at the request of Park Seo-joon, but also processing visa letters of Alban Tony (Chris Ryan).
But the sudden dizzying appearance of Lee Ho-jin, a large investor who decided to invest in the night, doubled the Lamar Jackson. Lee David's dramatic performance, which feels like an embarrassment that has been hit by the back of his head, adds to the taste he believes in.
But not collapsing in this crisis was also Lee Ho-jin, which Lee David draws. This is because the aspect of seeking a counterattack against the market by looking for investors again shined. This was reflected in viewers as Lee Ho-jin's investors predicted that the night would overcome the adversity once again.
Lee David is playing a role as an indispensable Character in the play. I condensed the Character who wanted to be 'my side' by showing the attitude of a cool and sharp asset businessman in the work, and the friendship that gave support to both sides of the best friend. Indeed, he adds to his curiosity about what kind of counterattack card he will help to get out of the remaining fights.
Lee David, the best player on my side, can be seen at JTBC’s Lamar Jackson Itaewon Clath, which is broadcast every Friday and Saturday at 10:50 pm.
'Itaewon Klath' captures broadcast screen