Youth romance, comic historical drama...Kang Tae Oh is done.
Nov 23, 2025
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In MBC's Friday-Saturday drama "The Moon flows on the River", Kang Tae-oh expressed the two characters of the drama in one body, from Crown Prince Lee Kang to Boo Sang-boo Park Dal, whose soul has been turned upside down, drawing favorable reviews from viewers with his complete soul change acting. Kang Tae-oh's flexible acting variation, which encompasses genres, has captured the eyes and ears of the master bedroom, providing a variety of attractions.
In the sixth episode, which aired on the 22nd, Lee Kang and Park Dal, whose souls were reversed, were drawn to deepen as they went through each other's crises together. Despite the threat of Kim Han-chul (Jin-gu), the left-hander who pressed Lee Kang with a navy blue scandal, the two relied on each other to escape the crisis and naturally got close to each other by spending time together in unfamiliar situations. In particular, Lee Kang's emotional change, realizing his heart for Dal, left a deep lingering feeling, making viewers' excitement even stronger.
Kang Tae-oh naturally embodies two opposing characters and shows the essence of soul change acting. He freely moved between two characters with stark differences in status and disposition, leading the flow of the play solidly, and carefully captured the detailed emotional lines in each character's situation, bringing the play to life. From bright and pure Park Dal-yi's charm to Lee Kang's weighty and serious side, he showed a high-quality performance that clearly distinguished the two characters only by their tone and expression. Kang Tae-oh's presence conveyed surprises in every scene and enriched the character's three-dimensional effect.
In particular, Kang Tae-oh crossed the joy and seriousness with his acting that encompassed both romance and comedy, firmly catching the flow of the play. Acting, which varies in emotions and expressions in different situations, adds vitality to the character and doubles the fun of the drama narrative. In addition, Kang Tae-oh's extraordinary expressiveness created a new charm and affectionate chemistry at every moment, naturally evoking the atmosphere, increasing the immersion of the entire play.
In this way, Kang Tae-oh imprints the presence of 'Kang Tae-oh is a genre' with his own clear color. His performance, which freely crosses joy and seriousness, romance and comedy, naturally flows in the viewer's mind and boosts the vitality and fun of the play every moment, drawing more attention to his future performances.
Kang Tae-oh's broad acting spectrum is diversely spread 'The Moon flows on the river' airs every Friday and Saturday at 9:40 p.m.
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