Lee Se-young drew admiration with her elegance when wearing hanbok in “The Story of Park’s Marriage Contract”
On November 29th, Lee Se-young’s agency Prain TPC released several behind-the-scenes photos of the actress as Park Yeon-woo in the drama “The Story of Park’s Marriage Contract”. Park Yeon-woo played by Lee Se-young is a 19th-century Confucian girl who overcomes death and travels to Korea in 2023.
The released pictures capture attention by showing Lee Se-young’s pure visual and beautiful smile. The actress showcased her “historical drama goddess” image by perfectly pulling off a hanbok set of an ivory jeogori and a jade-color skirt. In particular, a picturesque scene unfolds when Lee Se-young stands on the bridge with flowers falling down.
Through “The Story of Park’s Marriage Contract”, Lee Se-young gives off a pleasant atmosphere by presenting a variety of aspects as she goes back and forth between the historical genre and the modern genre in one drama.
The actress has doubled the charm of her character by showing Park Yeon-woo’s strong and firm determination and how she adapts to the new world after traveling 200 years into the future.
In that way, Lee Se-young impressed viewers by leading the story with her excellent character transformation and flexible acting according to the situation from the beginning, raising high expectations for her future performances.
Meanwhile, “The Story of Park’s Marriage Contract” airs every Friday and Saturday at 9:50 p.m. on MBC
Source: Daum
