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'Seiren' Jung Yong-joo exudes his presence properly as a hot-blooded investigator

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Choi Hyejin

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Actor Jung Yong-joo is giving off her presence in "Seiren."

In the third and fourth episodes of tvN's Monday-Tuesday drama "Seiren" (script Lee Young-young, director Kim Chul-kyu) aired on the 9th and 10th, Jung Yong-joo decomposed as Ahn Young-soo, deputy of SHINHWA LIFE SIU (special investigation team for insurance fraud), showing a fantastic chemistry with Cha Woo-seok (Wi Ha-joon) as well as a character's unique bright charm.

In the third inning, Ahn Young-soo launched a full-fledged investigation into the case of Kim Yoon-ji (played by Lee Eli-ya), who died with Cha Woo-seok. After watching a video of Han Seol-ah (Park Min-young) and Kim Yun-ji arguing, they questioned the source of the fight, and showed passion to look at the vehicles around her home in that Kim Yun-ji's auto insurance was not terminated.

In particular, Ahn Young-soo obtained a CIFI certificate, which he had been preparing for with a firm will to escape from the office, revealing his appearance as an investigator who has grown further. He, who was given the first mission of the official SIU to find Kim Yoon-ji's Secret Hideout, added vitality to the play with a spirited appearance, shouting, "I'll run on two feet myself."

In the fourth inning, Ahn Young-soo's assistant shone. He served as a strong partner by delivering decisive clues to Cha Woo-seok, such as requesting a CCTV video of Han Seol-ah to a signatory counselor to read the shape of her mouth.

In the scene where Han Seol-ah mentioned her fortune, she showed her characteristic energy by seriously contemplating whether it would be a "white tiger killing" in which all close people were dying.

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