It was the ending character of the death, the column of the river.."Hardness..." Deep lingering

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Actor Kang Pil-soo gave a unicorn hope character through JTBC's Saturday-Sunday drama Waiting for Gyeongdo, renewing a life character that will "stay" in the hearts of viewers.

In JTBC's Saturday-Sunday drama Waiting for Gyeongdo, which ended on the 11th (Saturday), Kang Pil-soo played the role of Cha Woo-sik, Park Se-young (Lee Joo-young), and Park Jung-min (Cho Min-guk), a former actress from the club "Jiri Melancholyeol" and Park Se-young's husband. Kang Pil-soo helped the play's vitality through the role of Cha Woo-sik, the vital force of Jiri-Myeol-ryeol, and gave healing in a narrative full of longing.

In particular, in the final episode, which aired on the 11th, it was revealed that the protagonist of the 11th death, which was shrouded in mystery, was Cha Woo-sik (Gang Pil-soo), which caused a shock. Moreover, Cha Woo-sik calmly informed Lee Kyung-do, who was abroad, about his emergency situation, just before the theater he was performing in the final episode was set on fire or lost his life, leaving a deep lingering feeling that he was on Lee's side until the end.

Kang Pil-soo then said to Lee Kyung-do, "Gyeongdo... even when the theater burned down and his life was threatened... This performance felt good. Cha Woo-sik's last line in his life, which begins with the words "The movement is good, the lines are memorized well," was digested in a tone that suppresses sadness, maximizing his appetite and showing off his overwhelming presence until the final episode.

In "Waiting for Gyeongdo," Kang Pil-soo spread the warm energy by delicately expressing Cha Woo-sik's sunshine charm even in the setting of the play, which is over 20s, 30s, and 40s. Kang Pil-soo, who expressed Cha Woo-sik in his 20s with his curly hair and cheerful expression, burst his comicness by showing fantastic tiki-taka with Lee Ju-young and Cho Min-guk, and showed his innocence with a crying expression in the scene where he confessed to Lee Ju-young. Then, the "real couple" moments in their 30s and 40s, which were released after marrying Lee Ju-young, caused automatic smiles by shining close-to-life acting unique to Kang Pil-soo. In addition, Kang Pil-soo created a breathing hole in the sad love story by portraying a strong side that sided with Park Seo-joon even in the midst of a chaotic gathering, including the narration scene of the final episode.

Kang Pil-soo proved the value of the nickname "Chemical Fairy" by playing an active role in raising his immersion by simply sticking with Park Seo-joon, Won Ji-an, Lee Ju-young and Jo Min-guk. He played the role of the cupid of Park Seo-joon and Won Ji-an, creating opportunities for meeting through a series of events such as confession, marriage, performance, and funeral, and helped the richness of the play by forming a spicy and sweet marital chemistry with Lee Ju-young, and Tom and Jerry chemistry with Cho Min-guk, who growl but secretly take care of each other.

Kang Pil-soo was well received by viewers for playing a humane role in his first work in 2026, Waiting for Gyeongdo. Expectations are amplified for Kang Pil-soo's continued successful performance, which is supported by viewers with his character attachment performance in each work.

Meanwhile, after the end of Waiting for Gyeongdo, Kang Pil-soo is stepping up filming his next tvN new drama, "Tomorrow, I'm Going to Work!"

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