The proactive journey of Kang Ji-won (played by Park Min-young), who pioneers her own destiny in tvN’s Monday-Tuesday drama “Marry My Husband” (written by Shin Yoo-dam, directed by Park Won-guk and Han Jin-seon), has stirred viewers’ support.
Previously, Kang Ji-won had ended her first life tragically due to the affair and murder of her husband Park Min-hwan (played by Lee Yi-kyung) and her close friend Jung Soo-min (played by Song Ha-yoon). In her second life, she aims to change her fate, unlike her past of merely going along with others, she now meticulously moves forward, contemplating what she truly desires and fiercely defending her rights.
In this process, Kang Ji-won also rejects the help of her reliable supporter Yoo Ji-hyuk (played by Na In-woo). Yoo Ji-hyuk, who is also living a second life like Kang Ji-won, wanted to support her this time, especially since Kang Ji-won died in her first life and regretted it deeply, but Kang Ji-won refused to rely on others’ help.
Moreover, Kang Ji-won also began to assert herself to her lifelong enemies Park Min-hwan and Jung Soo-min, whom she had always thought of as her only connections. Kang Ji-won confidently expresses her thoughts to them and even gets them angry with her cunning acting, taking responsibility for her actions and even finding satisfaction.
Park Min-young, who plays Kang Ji-won, explained, “Actually, although the title is ‘Marry My Husband’, it’s just one of the processes to correct the wrongs, and ultimately, it carries the message that one must become the master of their own life.” The proactive movement of Kang Ji-won, who seeks to break free from her past entanglements and find herself, adds significance to the dopamine-filled revenge drama.
The future path of Park Min-young’s character Kang Ji-won, who will overcome any future crises with her own strength, is highly anticipated. tvN’s Monday-Tuesday drama “Marry My Husband” airs every Monday and Tuesday at 8:50 PM.
Source: Naver
