'The King', why does Lee Jung-jin presence look as big as Lee Min-ho?

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Why Lee Jung-jins reality is more sympathetic than Lee Min-hos fantasyThe SBS gilt drama The King: The King of Eternity begins with the scene where Lee Jung-jin is interrogated by Jeong Tae-eul (Kim Go-eun).Irim explains the manga-style and says that his time has slowed down from the moment he got it.Lee, who is now over 70 years old, but who has only been in middle age, says, I killed my brother when asked about Jung Tae-eun.My half-brother, who was just a good man who became an Empire just because he was born into a deficit, all days allowed, did nothing with the world in his hands.I didnt know it was that riparian world in my hand.Lee Rim gets a full-scale and then passes through the door from Korean Empire to South Korea and faces himself living there in a humble place.You were living like this? Not so subtle? Yeah, quite similar. You and I. But you and I dont. Im you. You in the other world.But Im very different from you, Im much more noble than you. And he looks like him, but he kills himself in another South Korea.Irims character is intensely approaching because he is a character who confronts his fate; he was discriminated against in the Korean Empire for not being a deficit.He was born as the first son to be born, but his mother was not an empress, and at the age of thirteen he had to live like a dead man.After murdering the Emperor and gaining a full-scale, he strangled his young nephew, Igon (Lee Min-ho).He goes to South Korea and kills himself who lives a miserable life there.This is why he chose to reject the fate that is born in Korea and to pioneer his own life in South Korea.Of course, in The King, Irim is not the main character, but the villain standing on the other side.They met through the door of the dimension, became loving, and are the characters who struggle to protect each other.So the drama captures the heartfelt heart of thinking about each other because these two people stand on different levels.On different levels, the two people who entered the library think of each other, but the scene of sitting separately expresses these feelings well.But why is it that the Emperor, who has already been born and has everything, is more sympathetic to the desperation of Irim, who is pioneering his destiny rather than the sweetness of sharing a fantasy love with Jung Tae-eul in a white horse called Maximus?Maybe it is because the reality of the person who does not have touches the mind more than the fantasy that feels through the person who has everything.Lee Jung-jin is certainly succeeding in creating the aura of the character Lee Lim through this work.The silhouette of the back of the umbrella with the sentence is creating a hard tension.Ironically, Lee Jung-jins intense presence, which has never been seen in any work, is being seen through the villain of The King.columnist
Why Lee Jung-jins reality is more sympathetic than Lee Min-hos fantasyThe SBS gilt drama The King: The King of Eternity begins with the scene where Lee Jung-jin is interrogated by Jeong Tae-eul (Kim Go-eun).Irim explains the manga-style and says that his time has slowed down from the moment he got it.Lee, who is now over 70 years old, but who has only been in middle age, says, I killed my brother when asked about Jung Tae-eun.My half-brother, who was just a good man who became an Empire just because he was born into a deficit, all days allowed, did nothing with the world in his hands.I didnt know it was that riparian world in my hand.Lee Rim gets a full-scale and then passes through the door from Korean Empire to South Korea and faces himself living there in a humble place.You were living like this? Not so subtle? Yeah, quite similar. You and I. But you and I dont. Im you. You in the other world.But Im very different from you, Im much more noble than you. And he looks like him, but he kills himself in another South Korea.Irims character is intensely approaching because he is a character who confronts his fate; he was discriminated against in the Korean Empire for not being a deficit.He was born as the first son to be born, but his mother was not an empress, and at the age of thirteen he had to live like a dead man.After murdering the Emperor and gaining a full-scale, he strangled his young nephew, Igon (Lee Min-ho).He goes to South Korea and kills himself who lives a miserable life there.This is why he chose to reject the fate that is born in Korea and to pioneer his own life in South Korea.Of course, in The King, Irim is not the main character, but the villain standing on the other side.They met through the door of the dimension, became loving, and are the characters who struggle to protect each other.So the drama captures the heartfelt heart of thinking about each other because these two people stand on different levels.On different levels, the two people who entered the library think of each other, but the scene of sitting separately expresses these feelings well.But why is it that the Emperor, who has already been born and has everything, is more sympathetic to the desperation of Irim, who is pioneering his destiny rather than the sweetness of sharing a fantasy love with Jung Tae-eul in a white horse called Maximus?Maybe it is because the reality of the person who does not have touches the mind more than the fantasy that feels through the person who has everything.Lee Jung-jin is certainly succeeding in creating the aura of the character Lee Lim through this work.The silhouette of the back of the umbrella with the sentence is creating a hard tension.Ironically, Lee Jung-jins intense presence, which has never been seen in any work, is being seen through the villain of The King.columnist
Why Lee Jung-jins reality is more sympathetic than Lee Min-hos fantasyThe SBS gilt drama The King: The King of Eternity begins with the scene where Lee Jung-jin is interrogated by Jeong Tae-eul (Kim Go-eun).Irim explains the manga-style and says that his time has slowed down from the moment he got it.Lee, who is now over 70 years old, but who has only been in middle age, says, I killed my brother when asked about Jung Tae-eun.My half-brother, who was just a good man who became an Empire just because he was born into a deficit, all days allowed, did nothing with the world in his hands.I didnt know it was that riparian world in my hand.Lee Rim gets a full-scale and then passes through the door from Korean Empire to South Korea and faces himself living there in a humble place.You were living like this? Not so subtle? Yeah, quite similar. You and I. But you and I dont. Im you. You in the other world.But Im very different from you, Im much more noble than you. And he looks like him, but he kills himself in another South Korea.Irims character is intensely approaching because he is a character who confronts his fate; he was discriminated against in the Korean Empire for not being a deficit.He was born as the first son to be born, but his mother was not an empress, and at the age of thirteen he had to live like a dead man.After murdering the Emperor and gaining a full-scale, he strangled his young nephew, Igon (Lee Min-ho).He goes to South Korea and kills himself who lives a miserable life there.This is why he chose to reject the fate that is born in Korea and to pioneer his own life in South Korea.Of course, in The King, Irim is not the main character, but the villain standing on the other side.They met through the door of the dimension, became loving, and are the characters who struggle to protect each other.So the drama captures the heartfelt heart of thinking about each other because these two people stand on different levels.On different levels, the two people who entered the library think of each other, but the scene of sitting separately expresses these feelings well.But why is it that the Emperor, who has already been born and has everything, is more sympathetic to the desperation of Irim, who is pioneering his destiny rather than the sweetness of sharing a fantasy love with Jung Tae-eul in a white horse called Maximus?Maybe it is because the reality of the person who does not have touches the mind more than the fantasy that feels through the person who has everything.Lee Jung-jin is certainly succeeding in creating the aura of the character Lee Lim through this work.The silhouette of the back of the umbrella with the sentence is creating a hard tension.Ironically, Lee Jung-jins intense presence, which has never been seen in any work, is being seen through the villain of The King.columnist
Why Lee Jung-jins reality is more sympathetic than Lee Min-hos fantasyThe SBS gilt drama The King: The King of Eternity begins with the scene where Lee Jung-jin is interrogated by Jeong Tae-eul (Kim Go-eun).Irim explains the manga-style and says that his time has slowed down from the moment he got it.Lee, who is now over 70 years old, but who has only been in middle age, says, I killed my brother when asked about Jung Tae-eun.My half-brother, who was just a good man who became an Empire just because he was born into a deficit, all days allowed, did nothing with the world in his hands.I didnt know it was that riparian world in my hand.Lee Rim gets a full-scale and then passes through the door from Korean Empire to South Korea and faces himself living there in a humble place.You were living like this? Not so subtle? Yeah, quite similar. You and I. But you and I dont. Im you. You in the other world.But Im very different from you, Im much more noble than you. And he looks like him, but he kills himself in another South Korea.Irims character is intensely approaching because he is a character who confronts his fate; he was discriminated against in the Korean Empire for not being a deficit.He was born as the first son to be born, but his mother was not an empress, and at the age of thirteen he had to live like a dead man.After murdering the Emperor and gaining a full-scale, he strangled his young nephew, Igon (Lee Min-ho).He goes to South Korea and kills himself who lives a miserable life there.This is why he chose to reject the fate that is born in Korea and to pioneer his own life in South Korea.Of course, in The King, Irim is not the main character, but the villain standing on the other side.They met through the door of the dimension, became loving, and are the characters who struggle to protect each other.So the drama captures the heartfelt heart of thinking about each other because these two people stand on different levels.On different levels, the two people who entered the library think of each other, but the scene of sitting separately expresses these feelings well.But why is it that the Emperor, who has already been born and has everything, is more sympathetic to the desperation of Irim, who is pioneering his destiny rather than the sweetness of sharing a fantasy love with Jung Tae-eul in a white horse called Maximus?Maybe it is because the reality of the person who does not have touches the mind more than the fantasy that feels through the person who has everything.Lee Jung-jin is certainly succeeding in creating the aura of the character Lee Lim through this work.The silhouette of the back of the umbrella with the sentence is creating a hard tension.Ironically, Lee Jung-jins intense presence, which has never been seen in any work, is being seen through the villain of The King.columnist

Why Lee Jung-jin's reality is more sympathetic than Lee Min-ho's fantasy

The SBS gilt drama The King: The King of Eternity begins with the scene where Lee Jung-jin is interrogated by Jeong Tae-eul (Kim Go-eun). Irim explains the manga-style and says that his time has slowed down from the moment he got it. Lee, who is now over 70 years old, but who has only been in middle age, says, "I killed my brother" when asked about Jung Tae-eun.

“My half-brother, who was just a good man who became an Empire just because he was born into a deficit, all days allowed, did nothing with the world in his hands. I didn’t know it was that riparian world in my hand.”

Lee Rim gets a full-scale and then passes through the door from Korean Empire to South Korea and faces himself living there in a humble place. “You were living like this? Not so subtle? Yeah, quite similar. You and I. But you and I don’t. I’m you. You in the other world. But I’m very different from you, I’m much more noble than you.” And he looks like him, but he kills himself in another South Korea.

Irim’s character is intensely approaching because he is a character who confronts his fate; he was discriminated against in the Korean Empire for not being a deficit. He was born as the first son to be born, but his mother was not an empress, and at the age of thirteen he had to live like a dead man. After murdering the Emperor and gaining a full-scale, he strangled his young nephew, Igon (Lee Min-ho).

He goes to South Korea and kills himself who lives a miserable life there. This is why he chose to reject the fate that is born in Korea and to pioneer his own life in South Korea.

Of course, in The King, Irim is not the main character, but the villain standing on the other side. They met through the door of the dimension, became loving, and are the characters who struggle to protect each other. So the drama captures the heartfelt heart of thinking about each other because these two people stand on different levels. On different levels, the two people who entered the library think of each other, but the scene of sitting separately expresses these feelings well.

But why is it that the Emperor, who has already been born and has everything, is more sympathetic to the desperation of Irim, who is pioneering his destiny rather than the sweetness of sharing a fantasy love with Jung Tae-eul in a white horse called Maximus? Maybe it is because the reality of the person who does not have touches the mind more than the fantasy that feels through the person who has everything.

Lee Jung-jin is certainly succeeding in creating the aura of the character Lee Lim through this work. The silhouette of the back of the umbrella with the sentence is creating a hard tension. Ironically, Lee Jung-jin's intense presence, which has never been seen in any work, is being seen through the villain of The King.

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