Lee Hong-nae, overshadowed by Park Ji-hoon, escapes the hellish cook's life.. Full of laughter and comic performance [Cook]

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Lee Hong-nae's "Escape from the Hellish Cook's Life" is receiving a strong response.

In the TVING original "The Legend of Becoming a Cook" (script by Choi Ryong, directed by Jo Nam-hyung), which aired on the 25th, Lee Hong-nae, who played the role of Private First Class Yoon Dong-hyun in his final days, had his leave postponed due to his successor Kang Seong-jae (played by Park Ji-hoon) and remained alone in the soldiers' cafeteria to continue his duties as a cook.

In the drama, Yoon Dong-hyun could not hide his frustration as his leave was postponed once again, yet he struggled to take responsibility for the soldiers' cafeteria without Kang Seong-jae. Despite enthusiastically taking up cooking, the results continued to differ from expectations, and Yoon Dong-hyun's hellish cooking, which naturally led the soldiers toward the PX, once again brought silence to the soldiers' cafeteria.

Despite his enthusiasm, he fried rice cakes without removing the moisture, causing the rice cakes to fly in all directions and even eliciting sighs from Sergeant Park Jae-young (played by Yoon Kyung-ho). Nevertheless, Yoon Dong-hyun displayed his determination to cook with an awkward but sincere attitude.

While grumbling about the advice "sincerity" left by Kang Seong-jae, Yoon Dong-hyun eventually accepted it and continued cooking, pouring all his effort until dark circles formed deeply under his eyes. The completed dish was born as edible food, and with added scenes imagined by the sergeant, it provided a unique entertainment experience for viewers.

However, when Kang Seong-jae returned and news of training was delivered, his leave was postponed once again, and Yoon Dong-hyun's reaction, stunned and bursting into tears, evoked both laughter and pity simultaneously.

In "The Hellish Cook," Lee Hong-nae portrays the gradual growth and change of Yoon Dong-hyun with a playful sense of pacing and detailed facial expressions. He naturally conveys the comedic story, adding vitality to the drama.

Furthermore, he brings laughter through body gags without exaggeration and realistic acting, bringing the character to life vividly.

Meanwhile, "The Legend of Becoming a Cook" will be released every Monday and Tuesday at 8:50 p.m. on TVING Original and tvN.

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