Han Ji-min ♥ Park Sung-hoon, 'Marriage premise' Adult dating [an efficient meeting between unmarried men and women]

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Han Ji-min, Park Sung-hoon, and "Efficient Meeting of Unmarried Men and Women" had a happy ending.

In the 12th episode of JTBC's Saturday-Sunday drama "Efficient Meeting of Unmarried Men and Women" (script Lee Yi-jin, director Lee Jae-hoon), which aired on the night of the 5th, the relationship between Lee Eui-young (Han Ji-min) and Song Tae-seop (Park Sung-hoon), which began with a blind date, has finally paid off in depicting a pink future in adult love. Accordingly, the 12th viewer rating was 5.2 percent in the Seoul metropolitan area, 5 percent in the country, and the highest viewer rating per minute was 5.8 percent in the Seoul metropolitan area (based on Nielsen Korea paid households).

On this day, Lee Eui-young had an opportunity to think deeply about marriage through a friend who is a bride-to-be. This is because the concern of a friend who was afraid of being able to spend his whole life with one person was nothing else. After much consideration, Lee Eui-young came to the conclusion that living is learning to take a step forward even in uncertainty, and marriage is no different.

Song Tae-seop was no different in his concerns about marriage. Song Tae-seop, who faced a couple ring at the ring workshop he visited on a business request, woke up to the words of the workshop owner that the couples wearing the ring were all married. After struggling to determine the size of Lee's ring, Song finally succeeded in presenting it to Lee.

In particular, in the process, Song Tae-seop showed kind consideration by choosing to give only a ring even though his marriage thought was smoky, considering Lee Eui-young's reaction when he asked for a meeting on the premise of marriage. However, Lee Eui-young, who received the ring, gave a thrilling thrill by asking back, "Tae-seop, do you agree to a meeting on the premise of marriage?" as if her thoughts on marriage had changed.

On the other hand, Shin Ji-soo (Lee Ki-taek), a blind date, also showed a different life through love, adding warmth. Without believing in love, he realized the meaning of love through Lee Eui-young and jumped into the actor's path in earnest thanks to her saying, "Do what you like." Shin Ji-soo, who was interviewed by the magazine as a new actor, expressed her gratitude, referring to Lee Eui-young's warm support.

The flow of each love to a new stage was also unfolded. Chung Hyun-min (Jeong Hye-sung) and Lim Seung-joon (Juyeon Woo) started living together to solve Lim Seung-joon's financial difficulties, and Lee Eun-ho (Cho Bok-rae), co-chairman of HOME, who was raising her daughter alone due to her bereavement, sprouted subtle emotions with her daughter's friend's mother. On top of that, Lee Eui-young's mother Park Jung-im (Kim Jung-young), who had been separated from her husband for a long time, ended her marriage by turning the delayed divorce into action.

"Effective Meeting of Unmarried Men and Women" showed a variety of perspectives on dating by Lee Eui-young, who had been sticking to Jamanchu (seeking natural meeting), changing her love view to In Man-chu (seeking artificial meeting), as well as telling the story of Song Tae-seop and Shin Ji-soo, who have quite different ways of meeting.

In particular, Lee Eui-young's realistic episodes during the blind date process drew deep sympathy from all generations. In addition, the moment their relationship with each other expands into a family problem, and the decisive timing of thinking about marriage, it captures the reality of adult love.

The actors' passionate performances also shone. Han Ji-min, the queen of romance, vividly portrayed Lee Eui-young's complex situations with her delicate emotional performance, while Park Sung-hoon and Lee Ki-taek expressed Song Tae-seop and Shin Ji-soo, who have polar charms, in three dimensions, making them understand Lee Eui-young's feelings about the two.

"Efficient Meeting of Unmarried Men and Women," based on the author Tari's Naver webtoon of the same name, ended the grand finale by conveying the courage to take a step closer to love to modern unmarried men and women.

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