Lee Min Ho shocked everyone with his bad boy image in the new drama.
Apart from the hot scene, Lee Min Ho’s character in the recently aired drama “Pachinko” made the viewers frustrated because of his lines. This is also the first time Lee Min Ho takes on the role of a bad guy who only makes the woman he loves suffer. Although there are not many changes in Lee Min Ho’s acting compared to that in previous works, his lines and the backstory of his character are already enough to let the viewers see a new appearance of Lee Min Ho.
In episodes 2 and 3, Lee Min Ho’s character Han Su, a rich merchant who has recently returned to Korea from Japan, met and fell in love with the young lady Sun Ja (Kim Min Ha). After going out with him several times, Sun Ja developed complete trust in Han Su even though she was warned beforehand that this guy is not good. Sun Ja got pregnant and mentioned getting married when telling the news to Han Su. It was until this moment that she realized the real face of Han Su. In fact, Han Su already has a wife and has 3 daughters in Japan, although it is a marriage without love.
Faced with Sun Ja, Han Su casually mentioned that he had a wife and 3 children, even thinking Sun Ja knew about this before. He also promised to fully provide for Sun Ja, her mother, and her baby. He said he will buy a house to live happily and have more children with Sun Ja. He was so depraved that he said it was okay to have more baby girl. He said that, even though he had 3 girls with his wife, he still accepted more baby girls from his mistress. When he saw Sun Ja change her attitude, Han Su even believed that she had planned from the beginning to force him to marry her because she was the child of a crippled man, so she couldn’t marry anyone. Sun Ja’s patience has run out, and she has no choice except to leave in the rain.
Comments from the audience:
- He said he didn’t love his wife but had 3 children with her
- Even that handsome face can’t save his bad personality
- Lee Min Ho has changed his acting style! Congrats!
- Such a bad guy!
“Pachinko” is now available on Apple TV+.
