[trans] “Journal of Night Watchmen” Jung Yunho, The Gaze of the Icy Handsome Man is Wavering

-note: there are some spoilers in this article.-

“Journal of Night Watchmen” Jung Yunho has drawn out the wavering stance of Moo Seok through his intriguing gaze transformation. The loyalty of Moo Seok, the No. 1 swordsman of Joseon who possesses a straight-laced personality, has started to waver, and Jung Yunho has expressed the cracks in the relationship between Moo Seok and Gisangun (Kim Heung Soo) in a detailed manner through his gaze.

In the 7th episode of “Journal of Night Watchmen” broadcast on 25 August, having simultaneously detected the fact that Gisangun is being manipulated by Sadam (Kim Sung Oh), Moo Seok was seen to have defied Gisangun’s orders.

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While showing his improved acting abilities in “Journal of Night Watchmen”, Jung Yunho is also showing that his hard work during the past period of time has not been futile. In particular, he is expressing the dilemma of Moo Seok, who is wavered by Lee Rin while he is still Gisangun’s confidante, in an orderly and detailed manner. To this end, his vocalization which has stabilized further and his acting out of his gazes, which he has come to know to utilize freely, is becoming a huge assistance for that. The character of Moo Seok is one which does not have a lot of emotional expression, and it is interesting to discover the side of him who is gradually wavering.

Moo Seok, whose gaze wavered and facial expression hardened at Gisangun’s unexplained orders, is causing various conjectures to arise on his story moving forward. This is the essential element which has aroused anticipation that he will, through this, express well and substantially the internal strife of the cracks in the loyalty of Moo Seok, who possesses a firm rigid mindset true to his nickname of “icy handsome man”, towards Gisangun.

First and foremost, Jung Yunho taking on the character of Moo Seok can be seen to be a possible turning point while he is walking the path of an actor. Due to the fact that this is a character who possesses a tendency to have a heavy aura about him, the change between singer Jung Yunho, who displays charisma on the stage, and the character is not huge. This is an evaluation that (the character) is a custom-made one which coincides a lot with Jung Yunho’s usual image. He is elevating his ability to digest the character to allow one to feel the aura of a warrior percolating from his entire body, and while expressed his acting, which has been honed over that period of time, in a stable manner, he is doing a pretty good job in creating the aura of himself as an actor.

Currently, while showing good chemistry with the other actors, Jung Yunho is being called the “ghost of chemistry” (ie he is very good at developing chemistry with others). His relationship with Do Ha (Go Sung Hee), who has fallen in love together with Lee Rin, is for some reason sweet, and the scenes with Gisangun are predicted to have a sad fate even as those scenes are ardent, triggering one’s feelings of regretfulness. And even while there is a sense of nervousness in the relationship between him and Lee Rin, who have taken opposing stances to each other all the time, they are also in the midst of showing the brotherly affection in their love-hate relationship.

Jung Yunho, who really suits his character in the drama well just like Moo Seok is the No. 1 swordsman in Joseon, is making people forget temporarily the U-Know Yunho on the stage. In any event, “Journal of Night Watchmen” Moo Seok has started to waver and change. And Jung Yunho is gradually removing the critical gazes about his acting abilities which existed before the broadcast of this drama, while starting to make actor Jung Yunho’s mark on the small screens.

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Translated by @mug_ping : here
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