Ji Chang Wook is Receiving Favorable Reviews From Audiences Due to His Detailed Acting in "Backstreet Rookie"
Ji Chang Wook, who portrays the role of the convenience store manager Choi Dae Hyun in the SBS Friday-Saturday drama "Backstreet Rookie" is drawing viewers' hearts with his delicate acting skills reviving the situation of the character.
In the 7th and 8th episodes, the story between Dae Hyun (Ji Chang Wook) and Saetbyeol (Kim Yoo Jung), who said she would quit working part-time at the convenience store, was broadcast. Dae Hyun is curious about the real heart of the new star who quit his part-time job and has looked back on his text messages with Saetbyeol and visited him in person.
Dae Hyun said, "I have to understand the true reason so that I can let her go." Unlike his passive and short appearances in front of Yeon Joo (Han Sun Hwa), he was truly worried about her part-time worker and felt responsible for looking after her. Ji Chang Wook showed Dae Hyun's emotions in his eyes and voice, warming the hearts of viewers.
In addition, Da Hyun kept silent until late for Saetbyeol, who was swindled by a real-estate agency and engaged in a relentless chase. Dae Hyun, who claimed to be the young lady's guardian in a difficult situation, helped her, although he said he would help because he is a man of honor. Ji Chang Wook featured Dae Hyun's feelings of paying attention to the rising star, who unconsciously permeated his daily life, with delicate acting, making him curious about the changes in their relationship.
Ji Chang Wook's realistic life performance did not miss his laughter either. His natural and deft acting, such as being hit by his family and being surprised by Saetbyeol, whom he was mistaken as a ghost, brought laughter to the viewers.
Meanwhile, actor Ji Chang Wook is well-received for his wide acting spectrum that goes back and forth between life and emotional acting. While portraying the situation of the character in a natural and realistic manner, he is increasing the immersion level of the small screen with his ability to act in different situations.
Meanwhile, the drama "Backstreet Rookie," which continues to top the Saturday mini-series and top spot in the same time slot, is broadcast on SBS every Friday and Saturday night at 10 pm KST.
