“About Time” ended the grand finale. It was a happy ending, but Lee Sung-kyung left a regret until the end.
On the 10th, the last episode of TVN's monthly drama, The Moment to Stop: About Time (played by Choo Hye-mi and directed by Kim Hyung-sik) was broadcast.
About Time was a fate relief romance that brought about a magical moment that only love can realize when a woman Mika (Lee Sung-kyung), who has the ability to watch a life clock, met Doha, a man who is destined to know whether he is a bad relationship or not.
Lee Sung-kyung played the role of Actor Mika, an ensemble musical in the play; he had to sing well, and needed a variety of emotional performances with various characters. Clearly a charming ten minutes, Lee Sung-kyung was always lacking, as was the case with the pent-up scenes; Lee Sung-kyung's Meru was highlighted every time. I was not delicate, so I made my head tilt rather than drawing empathy.
The love line of the play is more brilliant when the charm of 10 minutes is alive. Not in About Time.
After all, “About Time” had a poor performance, with its ratings in the 1% range, and because it had a crown called 10 minutes, it would not ignore Lee Sung-kyung’s responsibility.
Lee Sung-kyung has taken the top 10 minutes in earnest through MBC's Weightlifting Fairy Kim Bok-joo, which last year ended. The Meru was revealed in the 'About Time', which was the second 10 minutes.
Perhaps the weight of 10 minutes was too much for Lee Sung-kyung, or maybe he was not ready.