Lee Chung Ah Transforms Into A Mysterious Masked Woman In “My Dearest”
Earlier this week, it was announced that Lee Chung Ah will beIn the new stills, Lee Chung Ah transforms into the role of a mysterious woman in a blue mask that winds up becoming entangled with Lee Jang Hyun. A Qing prisoner-of-war hunter, she has a bold personality but is also pure of heart. Although the woman covers the majority of her face with a traditional hat made of bamboo and a mask, her piercing gaze leaves a memorable impression.
The production team shared that the mysterious woman in a blue mask who plays an important role in the middle and later half of “My Dearest” will make an appearance in the September 1 broadcast of episode 9. They added, “Please show lots of interest and anticipation for the powerful entrance of the character that was completed through Lee Chung Ah’s powerful acting.
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