Chu Ja-hyun, you're a famous shaman on the outside, but..Life that belongs to no one (Kyeonwoo and the Fairy)
Jul 02, 2025
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Chu Ja-hyun completely changed the air of the drama at the same time as she first appeared in tvN's Monday-Tuesday drama 'Gyeonwoo and the Fairy' (directed by Kim Yong-wan / script by Yang Ji-hoon / planned by CJ ENM / production studio dragon, Dexter Pictures, and Eo Content Group). It was a moment when just a few scenes left a strong impact and created a turning point.
Chlorine, who has both sophisticated appearance and coolness, caught the eye just by its appearance. Chu Ja-hyun's beauty, which creates a subtle yet urban atmosphere, makes it impossible to take your eyes off for a moment, adding strength to the mysterious and solid aura of the character. Chlorine's complex inner side, which is a shaman who is in the spotlight on the outside but has lived a cut-off life without belonging to anyone, exquisitely meshes with Chu Ja-hyun's external image, adding depth to the character.
In the last broadcast, Chlorine was depicted waiting quietly in front of Gyeon-woo's house (Choo Young-woo). "Hello, Sang-moon (a word that calls for a new spirit of death) ." With a brief greeting, he spilled pictures of the corrugated chest and gold frames on the floor, shaking the calm atmosphere at once and imprinting the identity of a person named Chlorine.
In subsequent scenes, Chlorine pressured Gyeon-woo with minimal lines. The moment when you covered his eyes with your hands and whispered "Close your eyes" followed by the words "Your father is worried a lot" left a deep lingering impression without a long explanation. Chu Ja-hyun dominated the scene without direct expression and firmly established the narrative of the character Chlora.
Chu Ja-hyun, in particular, focused on the existence of chloride itself from his first appearance. Rather than forcing the complex texture of chloride, it created a strange airflow only with eyes and facial expressions. Tension was formed only by his movement and the direction of his gaze, and Chlorine established himself as a convincing figure without further explanation.
Chu Ja-hyun overwhelmed the play with both beauty and presence from her first appearance. The attitude of hiding and watching alone builds up the narrative of the character, adding to the question of what characters Chlorine will collide with and become entangled in 'Gyeonwoo and Seonnyeo' in the future.
Meanwhile, Chu Ja-hyun's appearance 'Gyeonwoo and the Fairy' airs every Monday and Tuesday at 8:50 p.m. on tvN.
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