Actor Kwak SiYang posts a meaningful message on social media after breaking up with former Kano Lim Hyun-joo... ”If a lot of difficult things happen...”

Actor Kwak Si Yang, who recently announced his breakup with actress Lim Hyun-joo, has posted a meaningful message on social media, attracting attention.
On the 23rd, Kwak SiYang posted on his Instagram story a message saying, "I'm so happy," on a black background with no special photos.
If a lot of good things happen, an enormous amount of good things will happen," he wrote, drawing attention.
Speculation continued that Kwak SiYang had left a message about how he felt after the breakup. Prior to this, Kwak SiYang had announced through his management office earlier this month that he had been in a relationship with Lim Hyun-joo.
The couple announced their breakup. It has been about a year since they went public with their romance in September last year. Their management office confirmed the news, saying, "They have decided to support each other and go their own ways."
In August, while they were still in a public relationship, Kwak Si Yang appeared on the YouTube channel "Cheers Brother Shin Dong-yup" ahead of the release of the movie "Desperate Pursuit" and appeared in a video of Im Hyun-joo.
He also showed his affection for Im Hyun-joo. He said, "It's been about a year since we started dating. There was a reason why I fell in love with her. My friend, actor Im Sung-ji,
I went to her house to hang out, and she came walking out with a badminton racket around her shoulders, wearing loose-fitting training clothes. She was so cute that I was drawn to her.
This year, Kwak Si Yang has been appearing in the films "Desperate Pursuit" and "You Will Die in Six Hours", as well as the TV series "The Chaebol x
He is scheduled to meet viewers in the TV series "He's the Black Flame Dragon" which will be broadcast next year.
Lim Hyun-joo gained fame in 2018 as a cast member of Channel A's romance reality show "Heart Signal" season 2.
She then announced her acting career, appearing in TV series such as "Engine On" and "Unemployed's Three Meals a Day," as well as the play "Rental Apartment."