"Love Me" is soaked in sweet + polystyrene

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"Love Me" Jang Yul is quietly tapping the hearts of viewers.

Jang Ryul, who plays the role of music director Joo Do-hyun in the JTBC Friday series "Love Me," is also showing a keen presence in the romance genre.

In the play, Joo Do-hyun is a person who fits the word freedom well with an honest personality and a suitable sense of humor. He not only makes the surroundings comfortable with the manners he has, but also has a delicate and friendly mind.

Jang Ryul is drawing attention by embodying this Joo Do-hyun in his own color. It created a "charming character" that comes to mind from time to time, ranging from being slick with laughter to affinity that naturally permeates everywhere, and meticulousness to reading people's emotions and atmosphere.

Earlier, Joo Do-hyun, a collection of colorful charms, is also said to be "sticky" as he showed off his tsundere appearance as a competent psychiatrist Hwang Yeo-hwan in "Morning Is Coming to the Mental Ward" and "Chunhwa Love Story" as Choi Hwan, a lover of all.

As such, Jang Ryul showed a softer and sweeter charm through this work, firmly instilling confidence in the romance genre. As Jang Ryul depicts a love story that permeates calmly and becomes imprinted without even realizing it, I can't wait for his romance.

Meanwhile, "Love Me" airs twice in a row every Friday night at 8:50 p.m. on JTBC.

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