”Tomorrow Will Be Different” Park Seo Jun, from heart-fluttering to heartbreaking... Lee Kyung Do's charms are on full display

*Contains plot summary and spoilers. Park Seo Jun is stimulating the romance cells of viewers.
In the JTBC Saturday and Sunday TV series "Tomorrow Will Be Different," Park Seo Jun enters an ordinary everyday life.
He plays the role of Lee Kyung-do, who gets caught up in the turmoil of love, and portrays complex and delicate emotions with a convincing performance.
Park Seo Jun will portray Kyung Do, who matures after two breakups and three reunions.
He revealed the key point of his acting, saying, "I tried to maintain consistency. I think Kyung-do's greatest charm is his unchanging attitude and mindset, even as time passes."
The film richly details Kyung-do's inner conflicts. In particular, after writing an article about his breakup with his first love, Seo Ji-woo (Won Ji An),
Kyung-do's sad expression as he recalls the first time he met her and their innocent love days conveys emotions like waves rushing through his heart.
The change in Kyung-do's attitude towards Ji-woo between their youthful love life and the present also makes us feel the passage of time.
Is it regret for a love that could not be rekindled, or excitement for a first love reunited after a long time? Park Seo Jun's inner acting expresses subtle emotions that cannot be expressed in words.
The drama is also drawing attention for its realistic acting, which breathes life into the character of Kyung-do.
They showed off an exquisitely well-timed exchange, even parrying the "light approach" of the former lover. Furthermore, a surprise visit from the former lover reveals that they still have their old couple T-shirts.
In this scene, Park Seo Jun drew laughter with his realistic reactions. Through Lee Kyung Do, he conveys a variety of emotions in three dimensions, from the excitement of first love to the dryness of parting.
As the story progresses, the relationship between Kyung-do and Ji-woo becomes more intertwined, and his skillful use of stillness and movement to explode with emotion at crucial moments is expected to powerfully guide the TV series.
Meanwhile, episode 3 of JTBC's Saturday and Sunday TV series "Tomorrow Will Be Different" will air on the 13th (Sat) at 10:40 PM.