"Miss Hong" Go Kyung-pyo, the key player who shakes the board..The hidden truth in ambition

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Actor Ko Kyung-pyo took full control of the small screen by catching both buzz and acting skills.

While tvN's "Undercover Miss Hong" (played by Moon Hyun-kyung and directed by Park Seon-ho) is proving its hot topic day after day due to its unpredictable development, attention is being paid to Ko Kyung-pyo's performance leading the play at the center.

In the last broadcast, as the capital war over 300 billion won in slush funds began in earnest, Shin Jung-woo (Ko Kyung-pyo)'s relentless move caught the eye. Jung-woo, who foresaw the IMF crisis, raised tensions in the drama with his ambition to swallow the entire company by betting on the collapse of the Korean citizenship certificate.

However, behind Jung-woo's cool ambition lies instinctive concern for Hong Geum-bo (Park Shin-hye). Jung-woo firmly warned Geum-bo, who launched a dangerous operation, to step down from the fight, while giving herself another level of immersion, claiming to be a villain so that she wouldn't get hurt.

Ko Kyung-pyo deeply resolved the gap between the image of a strategist shaking a huge plate and his affectionate sincerity toward his past lover. His detailed expressive power, which does not miss even the slightest shake, drew favorable reviews from viewers that it is an "irreplaceable presence."

Ko Kyung-pyo, who is standing as the main driver of the ratings increase by moving between coolness and affection in every scene. With the play turning a full-fledged turning point, expectations are high on what drastic variations he will show in the second half of the development.

Meanwhile, "Undercover Miss Hong" airs every Saturday and Sunday at 9:10 p.m.

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