In the drama "Riding Life," Jeon Seok-ho captivated viewers with the charm of a cute and cheerful husband.
The new ENA channel Monday-Tuesday drama "Riding Life" (directed by Kim Cheol-kyu, written by Seong Yoon-ah and Jo Won-dong, planned by KT Studio Genie, produced by Betty and Creators), which premiered on 3rd, is a drama that illustrates a three-generation family's "heartfelt" life in Daechi-dong, as passionate working mom Jeong-eun (played by Jeon Hye-jin) prepares for her daughter's "7-year-old examination" and entrusts her mother, Jia (played by Jo Min-soo), with riding lessons. Jeon Seok-ho plays the role of Hong Jae-man, Jeong-eun's husband, who prioritizes family matters above all else.
Hong Jae-man (played by Jeon Seok-ho) generated laughter from the first episode with his endearing husband moments that are hard to dislike. As evident from his nonchalant attitude, where catching his wife's mood comes first, Jae-man is the embodiment of a gentle husband. His playful demeanor when saying, "Don't just eat anything, eat something good. Something healthy, something expensive, the most expensive one!" adds to his wife's happiness, bringing smiles to viewers.
He is always on the side of his wife in front of his mother. Although he seems a bit sloppy, Jae-man nods in agreement with everything his wife says and embodies a doting husband that brings warmth to the home drama. Additionally, he shows commendable composure in comforting Jeong-eun, who panicked thinking her daughter was lost. The anticipation for Jae-man's clever husband life, as he captures attention as a lovable husband who is hard to dislike, has grown.
Jeon Seok-ho has brought to life a more friendly and appealing Hong Jae-man by adding his innate cheerfulness. He lovingly portrays a character that is both cute and slightly pitiful, making his charming qualities instantly recognizable. Furthermore, he portrays the realistic image of a husband with natural acting that resonates well, offering heartfelt and flexible character play that makes all actions and words of the character come across attractively. He infused vitality throughout the drama, captivating viewers.
Meanwhile, the drama "Riding Life," where viewers are drawn into Jeon Seok-ho's seasoned charm, airs every Monday and Tuesday at 10 p.m. on ENA.
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