Han Ji-min, who is more beautiful than heaven, is a mystery...Who is she that made Kim Hye-ja nervous?
Apr 30, 2025
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'Beautiful Than Heaven', which unravels the world after death in a pleasant and warm way, is receiving favorable reviews for its sympathetic story. In the unique background of heaven that resembles reality, it drew deep resonance from viewers in that it makes them look back on life by asking questions about love and relationship.
In particular, in recent broadcasts, the main character Lee Hae-sook (Kim Hye-ja) felt a tougher relationship than Cheonryun through a reunion with her adoptive mother Han Kyung-ja (Lee Joo-ju) and her husband Ko Nak-joon (Son Seok-gu), who has lived together for 60 years, touched people.
Among these, Somi (Han Ji-min) is the person who emerged as an unexpected variable. Arriving in heaven losing his memory, he doesn't even know his name and only remembers 'Go Nak-jun'. As a result, the couple's peaceful paradise house was shaken at once, and Ko Nak-joon told the story of saving him from the underworld train, signaling the beginning of a new relationship.
Somi's identity is stimulating curiosity over and over again. Ko Nak-jun raised doubts about Somi after hearing "the possibility of confusion in the memories of hell defectors" from the Heavenly Support Center, and Lee Hae-sook felt anxious when she found the familiar habits and speech of Lee Young-ae (Lee Jung-eun) in Somi. However, Lee Young-ae was captured in an unknown space, not in heaven, and the story fell back into chaos when Park Chul-jin (played by Jeong Seon-cheol), another hell breakaway, appeared.
In addition, the three abandoned dogs, Jajang (Shin Min-chul), Jjamppong (Kim Choong-gil), and Dumpling (Yoo Hyun-soo), mentioned that Somi smells different from the people in heaven, and other clues are stimulating viewers' reasoning as Sonya (Choi Hee-jin), the cat raised by Lee Hae-sook and her husband, is not unfamiliar with him at all.
Clues about who Somyi is and what story she showed up in heaven are still scattered like puzzles, and attention is being paid to what kind of twist the production team will leave behind.
JTBC"Beautiful Than Heaven' airs every Saturday night at 10:40 p.m. and Sunday at 10:30 p.m.
mj.cho@sportschosun.com
