'Seiren' Park Min-young's suspicion arose over Wei Ha-jun..Starting at 5.5% ratings [synthesis]

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Wi Ha-joon's terrible tenacity toward Park Min-young sprouted.

According to Nielsen Korea, a ratings research company on the 3rd, the first episode of tvN's Monday-Tuesday drama "Seiren" (directed by Kim Chul-kyu/creator Cho Hyun-kyung/playwright Lee Young/production studio Dragon, Cape EnA) aired on the 2nd averaged 5.5% and 7.2% on the metropolitan area, and 5.5% and 7.2% on the national average. Both the metropolitan area and the national standard started well, ranking first in cable and general service channels at the same time.(Based on paid platforms integrating cable, IPTV, and satellite)

On this day, insurance investigator Cha Woo-seok (Wi Ha-joon) revealed the questions surrounding the colorful auction house Han Seol-ah (Park Min-young), giving tension that could not be taken away from the first broadcast.

Insurance investigator Cha Woo-seok headed to Royal Auction after receiving a tip-off call while trying to catch a shameless person trying to turn his life into money. However, even before hearing the proper report, Cha Woo-seok was shocked to see the devastating appearance of Kim Yoon-ji (Lee Elijah), a bloodied informant who crashed from the rooftop.

In response, Cha Woo-seok had doubts about Kim Yoon-ji's death and the report of a suspected insurance fraud and collected clues himself. Among them, significant circumstances, such as the fact that Kim Yun-ji was in confrontation with chief auctioneer Han Seol-ah before her death, and that such Han Seol-ah was uncooperative in the investigation of Kim Yoon-ji's death, made Cha Woo-seok's intuition stand strong.

Above all, doubts about Cha Woo-seok were amplified as his suspicious deeds were revealed one after another in the process of learning about Han Seol-ah. A person named Yoon Seung-jae (played by Ha Seok-jin) purchased life insurance worth billions of won, designating Han Seol-ah as a beneficiarythat not only abruptly terminated but also died a while ago. In response, Cha Woo-seok speculated that the insurance murder suspect Kim Yoon-ji was trying to report would be Han Seol-ah, and headed to meet her.

Cha Woo-seok, who encountered Han Seol-ah, provoked Han Seol-ah with a variety of questions, including her professional characteristics as an auction house dealing with huge amounts of money and her relationship with Kim Yoon-ji. Despite Cha Woo-seok's induction interrogation, Han Seol-ah only proudly expressed her position.

However, when Cha Woo-seok mentioned Yoon Seung-jae's name, Han Seol-ah's composure also cracked little by little. Han Seol-ah, who said she was engaged to Yoon Seung-jae, responded, "What does the accident have to do with Yoon Ji?" but Cha Woo-seok was feeling a strange sensation in Han Seol-ah's shaking eyes.

Meanwhile, a call was made to the police station that Kim Yoon-ji was killed, not killed himself, sparking numerous speculations. On top of that, when Kim Yoon-ji fell, Han Seol-ah was watching from the rooftop, and I wonder if Han Seol-ah is related to Kim Yoon-ji's death.

In this way, "Seiren" captured the hearts of viewers in the first episode, starting with an unexpected accident at the Royal Auction, leaving suspicions about the fascinating auction house Han Seol-ah. The unrivaled mise-en-scène using fast-flowing stories, artworks, music that boosts the mood of the scene and sensational directing foreboding the birth of a new well-made romance reeler.

In addition, the actors' different transformations incorporated into the characters also shone. Actors such as Park Min-young (played by Han Seol-ah), who showed the mysterious charm of Han Seol-ah, and Wi Ha-joon (played by Cha Woo-seok), who expressed cool charisma as Cha Woo-seok, maximized the sense of immersion. As a result, the next story of "Seiren," which harmonizes all elements such as directing, acting, story, and music, is expected.

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