Lee Joo-bin, the actress who played the lead role in the tvN drama "Spring Fever," which ended on February 10 and got good reviews, has shared her thoughts.
Lee played Yoon Bom in the show, a woman who is dealing with trauma from her past and getting stronger through love and accepting herself. In the last episode, Bom stood in front of a mirror and made a strong promise: "Don't hide, don't avoid, don't run away," Then she stepped out into the world, which showed how much she had changed.
Sports Seoul says that the reunion of Bom and Jae-gyu after a long time apart left a lasting impression on the finale. In a key scene, Jae-gyu proposed and explained the meaning of his "tattoo arm warmers." He said, "Bom took off the skin that I couldn't shed either," as Bom accepted him with a bright smile, completing what viewers described as a "two-way salvation narrative."
The audience commended Lee for successfully striking a balance between romance and emotional depth. During the drama, Lee portrayed Bom, transforming from a "cold beauty" to one who is experiencing the warmth of life. Lee's performance made the audience become part of the story, especially when she had to use her facial expressions instead of her voice.
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In the last episode of the series, the character displayed her strength. Bom decided to confront the problem directly despite the rumors and media pressures. The character wrote on the bulletin board of Shinsoo High School the following: "I now realize that truth must be protected not with time, but with courage," This was a big step forward for her after a painful past.
In another important moment, Bom talked to former classmates who had spread false rumors. She told them, "If you've confirmed that this wasn't an affair but stalking, please spread the rumors." This gave her a sense of closure and showed how much she had grown and how dignified she was.
Naver said that Lee's chemistry with co-star Ahn Bo-hyun and veteran actress Na Young-hee made the drama even more emotional. Her ability to switch between romantic sweetness and heartfelt human drama without missing a beat only added to her reputation as a versatile actress in Korean drama.
After the last episode, Lee talked about her feelings through her agency, KeyEast. In a statement released on the 11th, she said,"Playing Bomi made me stronger, and passion and love blossomed again in my weary heart. I hope this drama brought a brief smile to those going through a dark tunnel, and I hope everyone finds happiness this coming spring."
Lee Joo-bin's performance as Yoon Bom in "Spring Fever" has solidified her status as a strong presence in the industry, and fans are looking forward to her next chapter.
