Song has the kind of charm and screen presence that is hard to ignore in whichever role he plays.
For one,My Demontakes a familiar trope and gives it a unique spin.
Gu-won and Do-hee sign a marriage contract that ensures they both get what they want.
Gu-won is extremely protective of Do-hee and is willing to do whatever it takes to keep her safe.
However,it’s Song and Kim’s performance that makes the K-drama a joy to watch.
The characters perfectly complement each other, as Gu-won is funny, while So-hee is serious and ambitious.
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ButMy Demon’s couple is still different.
For instance, inNevertheless, Song wasn’t the charming romantic lead that audiences have come to love.
Instead, his character isn’t interested in being in a romantic relationship.
My Demon is a fantasy drama series exploring the unlikely relationship between a kind-hearted woman and a cynical demon. As their worlds collide, they form an unexpected alliance to fend off threats from both human and supernatural realms. The series delves into themes of friendship, redemption, and the battle between good and evil.
Again, both of these K-dramas heavily feature familiar tropes employed in Korean TV shows.
My Demonstands out for two reasons, one being that Gu-won and Do-hee’s relationship isn’t so typical.
Furthermore,Gu-won and Do-hee don’t get married because they are in love.
Instead, their marriage begins a contract, but they develop feelings for each other as they interact more.
Their romance also faces a lot of challenges, such as the two being a danger to one other.
Yet Gu-won is what showed that Song was capable of taking on and nailing a comedic role.
The series delves into themes of friendship, redemption, and the battle between good and evil.
