Lee Jae-wook, from pure love to unexpected clumsiness: 'Doctor, I'm a Boy' officially kicks off its romance

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Actor Lee Jae-wook is proving his presence through romantic performances in a drama.

Lee Jae-wook is portraying Do Ji-ui, a public health physician, in the ENA Monday-Tuesday drama "Doctor, I'm a Boy" (directed by Lee Myung-woo, written by Kim Ji-soo, planned by KT Studio Genie, produced by The Studio M, based on the Kakao Page <holding strategy (holding through volatility)doctor> by Kim Tae-pung). In the previous broadcast, Ji-ui and Ha-ri (played by Shin Ye-eun) confirmed their feelings for each other and developed into a romantic couple. The two shared their first kiss, officially starting their romance.

Lee Jae-wook has received high praise for delicately portraying a pure lover and gentle charm toward Ha-ri, enhancing the drama's immersion. From scenes where he openly expresses his feelings to moments where he silently supports and becomes a reliable pillar for the other, he is delivering a highly complete character performance. He is skillfully balancing both the pure lover and clumsy aspects.

Meanwhile, "Doctor, I'm a Boy" airs every Monday and Tuesday at 10 p.m. It is also available on KT GiN TV and Disney+.

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