≪Korean TV Series REVIEW≫ “Wedding Day” Episode 1 synopsis and behind-the-scenes stories from the filming...Interview at the preview 1, Rowoon and Cho Yi Hyun's impressions of each other = behind-the-scenes stories and synopsis of the filming

*Contains plot summary and spoilers. *There is a making video on the Wowkorea page. Video from beginning to end.
This time, we bring you the interview at the preview screening. Host: Cho Yi Hyun, what was your impression when you first met Rowoon?
how was it. Cho Yi Hyun: My impression was that he was a really tall person. I'm shy, so I don't think I've seen many people's faces. I don't remember. My current impression is
, he's a very warm, bright, and kind oppa. I'm not forcing myself to say that, it's true (lol) Host: What about Rowoon? I remember my impression of Cho Yi Hyun when I first met him.
Do you have it? Rowoon: I really enjoyed watching her performances. We didn't talk when we first met. Actually, even though I look like this, I am an introvert, so I try to be diplomatic when necessary.
I'm a person who makes an effort to When I first met her, I was worried that she wouldn't be okay, but now she's bright, funny, and cute, and I feel like I want her to be my real sister.
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``He's surprisingly shy.'' ``I wanted to see them meet for the first time.'' ●Synopsis● ``Wedding Grand Shot'' EP1 (viewer rating: 4.5%) is about the youngest person to pass the imperial examination.
The story depicts Jung-woo (Ro-woong) being chosen as the king's son-in-law, but on the wedding day, his bride, the princess, collapses and becomes depressed at the age of 17. Jeong-woo was told by the King (Cho Han Cheul), ``This is the oldest time since the founding of Joseon.
He said that he passed the grade for the junior high school president, and he said, ``Your appearance is also admirable.'' The king entrusted Jeong-woo with the task of auditing Pyongyang, and Jeong-woo said, ``Accepting your orders, I will use the wisdom and clarity of my beliefs to investigate the corrupt Pyongyang government.''
I will try to make the city free from corruption,'' he said, expressing his aspirations. However, Jung-woo's ambition for career advancement was blocked when he was chosen as the king's son-in-law. When Jung-woo receives the proposal, he says, ``That’s it.
If it's a good thing for me, I'd like the second son of Daikan-sama to be the one," he said, trying to refuse. However, it was none other than the princess Hyo-jeong (Park Chae Young) who set her sights on Jeong-woo as the king's son-in-law.
Jung-woo tried to refuse, saying, ``Marriage is about the family, so why should personal preference be the standard?'' but his father, Jinho, said, ``Don't do it. It's my intention to marry you to the royal family.''
I couldn't say anything in response. Jung-woo protested, saying, ``Dad, you know that my dream is to become a ruler! I'll never do it!'' but they decide to hold the wedding.
It was. Jeong-woo asks his father sarcastically, ``Are you happy that you sold your son and got a big house?'' But then he says, ``My brother is stupid, greedy, and prone to becoming a greedy bureaucrat. Please keep that in mind.''
"It's disgusting," he said, criticizing his older brother Myung-woo (Kim Young-woo), who held a government job in return for his marriage. However, during the ceremony, the bride, Hyo-jeong, collapsed while bowing, and the marriage was canceled.
It was cut off. Hyo-jeong collapsed and died without waking up. People said to Jung-woo, ``The princess died before the king could hang the plaque, so she can't remarry...''
I felt sorry for you.