Lee Jae-wook Makes a Strong Debut in 'The Last Summer,' Captivating Viewers with Subtle Performance

Actor Lee Jae-wook has left a powerful impression from his very first appearance in the new KBS 2TV Saturday-Sunday mini-series 'The Last Summer.'

In the episode aired on the 1st, Lee Jae-wook took on the role of architect Baek Do-ha, showcasing his skillful acting. The episode depicted Do-ha's return to Patan-myeon after two years, along with his reunion with Ha-kyung (played by Choi Sung-eun) over the sale of a peanut house.

Although Do-ha appeared relaxed, a palpable tension hung between the two. Conflict intensified as Do-ha opposed Ha-kyung's fence demolition project, and when a fence accidentally collapsed due to Ha-kyung's mistake, they worked together to fix it. Do-ha reiterated his stance that the peanut house could not be sold.

Towards the end of the broadcast, memories of Do-ha and Ha-kyung's past summers were revealed, along with scenes of Do-ha silently accepting Ha-kyung, who was dressed in mourning attire, further amplifying curiosity. Lee Jae-wook led the narrative with his subtle yet solid gaze, embodying complex emotions.

As the relationship between the two, who transformed from best friends to adversaries, gradually unfolds, much anticipation is building for Lee Jae-wook's performance in 'The Last Summer.' The series airs every Saturday and Sunday at 9:20 PM.

Following the broadcast, viewers reacted enthusiastically, commenting, 'Lee Jae-wook's acting seems to have reached new heights,' 'The character Baek Do-ha is full of charm,' and 'I'm looking forward to the relationship between him and Ha-kyung.' Many comments expressed curiosity about the complex relationship and past story of the two characters.