Jeon Do-yeon and Ryu Jun-yeol, fateful attraction towards each other...the second main Poster (No Longer Human)

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No Longer Human, Jeon Do-yeon, and Ryu Jun-yeol are led like fate on the border between empathy and compassion.On September 11, JTBCs 10th anniversary SEKYG Entertainment No Longer Human (directed by Hur Jin-ho, Park Hong-soo, playwright Kim Ji-hye, and production C-JeS Entertainment and Drama House Studio), which will be broadcast first on September 4, released a second deep and deep version of the main Poster, Alaboda.The fateful narrative of the denial (Jeon Do-yeon) and the Ryu Jun-yeol who are slowly drawn to each other as if they hurt each other raises questions.No Longer Human tells the story of ordinary people who have been walking their best toward the light, realizing that they have not been anything at the middle of life.The story of the healing and empathy drawn by two men and women facing the fierce darkness, the strong, a man at the end of youth who is afraid of being a woman who has lost her way without nothing, and a man who is afraid of nothing.The first main poster version of Lost the Road stimulated my curiosity with the loss of injustice and the wandering of steel.The second main Poster version, Knowing, which was released, then focuses attention by dissolving the complex subtle feelings of the two.The six-cut photograph that stimulates analog sensibility captured the moment when the negative and steel passing by turned around.The eyes toward each other are faint and lonely, but there is a warm gaze that touches the heart more than any comforting word.The phrase I met someone who knows me added to this is short but leaves a long afterlife.The story of denial and steel, which feels an unknown attraction at the boundary between empathy and compassion, facing their own resemblance as if they are different, adds curiosity and raises expectations.No Longer Human is considered to be the best anticipated work in the second half of the year.At the center is Jeon Do-yeon and Ryu Jun-yeol, who return to the drama side by side in five years.Jeon Do-yeon played the role of a ghostwriter who wanted to be a writer; a woman who had been doing her best but lost her reason for life while facing herself who failed on the downhill of her life.As if you were a transparent human being, you live with a small pain without a presence.Ryu Jun-yeol plays role agency service operator Kang Jae, who wants to be rich; a man who takes risks to take off the genes of poverty and climb higher.I dreamed of a wealthy life and searched for a shortcut, but I lost my direction in front of a steep uphill road without any success.I am more excited about the story of two men and women who will become a ray of light in the dark of life.The denial and steel that were walking alone on the steep hills of life, and the SEK comfort law of two men and women who would understand, sympathize and comfort each others wounds will give a heavy echo, said No Longer Human.On the other hand, No Longer Human was co-ordinated with director Hur Jin-ho, the master of Korean melodrama, who created numerous masterpieces such as the movie Astronomy, Deok Hye-ongju, Spring Day Goes and August Christmas, and the writer Kim Ji-hye of the movie One, My Love My Bride and Introduction to Architecture.JTBCs 10th anniversary SEKYG Entertainment No Longer Human will be broadcast at 10:30 pm on September 4th.C-JeS Entertainment and Drama House Studio

No Longer Human, Jeon Do-yeon, and Ryu Jun-yeol are led like fate on the border between empathy and compassion.

On September 11, jtbc's 10th anniversary SEK YG Entertainment No Longer Human (directed by Hur Jin-ho, Park Hong-soo, playwright Kim Ji-hye, and production C-JeS Entertainment and Drama House Studio), which will be broadcast first on September 4, released a second deep and deep version of the main Poster, Alaboda. The fateful narrative of the denial (Jeon Do-yeon) and the Ryu Jun-yeol who are slowly drawn to each other as if they hurt each other raises questions.

No Longer Human tells the story of ordinary people who have been walking their best toward the light, realizing that they have not been anything at the middle of life. The story of the healing and empathy drawn by two men and women facing the fierce darkness, the 'strong', a man at the end of youth who is afraid of being a woman who has lost her way without nothing, and a man who is afraid of nothing.

The first main Poster version of Lost the Road stimulated my curiosity with the loss of injustice and the wandering of steel. The second main Poster version, Knowing, which was released, then focuses attention by dissolving the complex subtle feelings of the two. The six-cut photograph that stimulates analog sensibility captured the moment when the negative and steel passing by turned around.

The eyes toward each other are faint and lOnely, but there is a warm gaze that touches the heart more than any comforting word. The phrase 'I met someOne who knows me' added to this is short but leaves a long afterlife. The story of denial and steel, which feels an unknown attraction at the boundary between empathy and compassion, facing their own resemblance as if they are different, adds curiosity and raises expectations.

No Longer Human is considered to be the best anticipated work in the second half of the year. At the center is Jeon Do-yeon and Ryu Jun-yeol, who return to the drama side by side in five years. Jeon Do-yeon played the role of a ghostwriter who wanted to be a writer; a woman who had been doing her best but lost her reason for life while facing herself who failed on the downhill of her life. As if you were a transparent human being, you live with a small pain without a presence.

Ryu Jun-yeol plays role agency service operator Kang Jae, who wants to be rich; a man who takes risks to take off the genes of poverty and climb higher. I dreamed of a wealthy life and searched for a shortcut, but I lost my direction in front of a steep uphill road without any success. I am more excited about the story of two men and women who will become a ray of light in the dark of life.

“The denial and steel that were walking alOne on the steep hills of life, and the SEK comfort law of two men and women who would understand, sympathize and comfort each other’s wounds will give a heavy echo,” said No Longer Human.

On the other hand, No Longer Human was co-ordinated with director Hur Jin-ho, the master of Korean melodrama, who created numerous masterpieces such as the movie 'Astronomy', 'Deok Hye-ongju', 'Spring Day Goes' and 'August Christmas', and the writer Kim Ji-hye of the movie 'One', 'My Love My Bride' and 'Introduction to Architecture'. jtbc's 10th anniversary SEK YG Entertainment 'No Longer Human' will be broadcast at 10:30 pm on September 4th.

C-JeS Entertainment and Drama House Studio