”EXO” SUHO, with his free-flowing expressiveness that moves between light and darkness in ”The Prince Has Disappeared”

EXO's SUHO's free-flowing expressions are making viewers even more fascinated with "The Prince Has Disappeared." SUHO plays the role of Crown Prince Lee Gon in MBN's weekend TV series "The Prince Has Disappeared."
He has been praised for his stable lead role in the title role. Above all, SUHO has been portraying both light and darkness, warmth and emotion in the unpredictable, fast-paced story.
He has drawn attention by delicately portraying the atmosphere of characters who alternate between coldness and indifference, and showing different relationships with his co-stars depending on the genre, such as romance or revenge.
In particular, in the scene of the investiture ceremony and wedding ceremony of EP11, the king opens the door to the main hall and appears with a dignified step and a real jade seal.
From the moment he lifts up the baby to take control of the situation, to the moment he is reunited with his long-lost family, his eyes are filled with each fleeting emotion, creating scenes that are both refreshing and deeply moving.
As if to prove his outstanding performance, SUHO is firmly supporting the center of the story with his passionate performance as the crown prince Lee Gon, the 12th episode of "The Prince Disappeared" achieved a nationwide viewership rating of 3.8%, and the highest viewership rating of 1.6% was 3.6%.
The high viewership rating of 4.3% (according to Nielsen Korea) once again surpassed its previous highest viewership rating, showing a steady upward trend.
"The Prince Has Disappeared" is a drama that shows SUHO's diverse charms and airs every Saturday and Sunday.
It airs on MBN in Korea at 10pm on weekdays.