The drama 'My Liberation Notes' came to a warm end with the moment of liberation. Actor Lee Min Ki, who led the story at the center of the play, received favorable reviews for renewing the 'life character' through this work.

In the final episode of JTBC's 'My Liberation Notes', which aired on May 29th, Yeom Chang Hee (Lee Min Ki), who found her place like fate, began to walk the path of a funeral director, and Yeom Mi Jeong (Kim Ji Won), who had always lived with an empty heart, finally found her inner self. A figure filled with love was drawn.

Goo (Son Seok Koo), who was afraid that happiness would lead to greater misfortune, changed little by little while finding happiness in life. 

'My Liberation Notes' poses many questions about life, depicting a life that continues even after loss. Rather than dramatic events, it paid attention to ordinary daily life and detailed the emotional changes of the characters to make them permeate.

As well as the solid narrative, the actors' passionate performances shone. Among them, Lee Min Ki drew attention for his acting that went back and forth between cheerfulness and seriousness. 

Lee Min Ki decorated the role of Yeom Chang Hee with realistic expressive power and detailed emotional lines, adding another 'life character' to the filmography.

He also showed his character's color that goes beyond his seriousness and fun and proved his sympathy, as well as 'complete acting', which elicited laughter and tears.

Lee Min Ki has been playing the role of a tough but warm-hearted male protagonist through films such as 'Degree of Love', JTBC's 'Beauty Inside', and tvN's 'Because this is my first life'.

He excelled in comedy acting as much as he appeared in many romantic comedies.

He was praised for being one step ahead through 'My Liberation Notes'. The reason was that not only the comedy but the inner acting was excellent.

Netizens commented, "This time, there was a lot of dialogue, but Lee Min Ki was Yeom Chang Hee himself", "I think this work suits him better than Rocco", "I saw it anew", "I like Yeom Chang Hee rather than Goo", etc.

After finishing the work, Lee Min Ki said, "I would like to express my gratitude to the viewers who sympathized with and watched 'My Liberation Notes' together with a family-like heart. I love you."

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Actor Jo In Sung is turning a new page in his career.

On March 3, NS ENM officially announced that Jo In Sung’s exclusive contract has ended. The agency shared, "Ahead of the contract’s expiration, we had in-depth discussions with Jo In Sung for a long time."

They added, "In the end, we mutually agreed not to renew. We sincerely thank Jo In Sung for trusting and being with us for so many years, and we will continue to support his future endeavors."

Jo In Sung also shared his heartfelt thoughts, saying, "I sincerely thank the CEO and all the staff who have been with me for a long time."

He added, "Their constant support and encouragement gave me strength, and I’m truly grateful. I will never forget their kindness over the past 13 years."

Fans are curious about what’s next for the beloved actor, who has built an impressive career in both dramas and films.

From hit series like It’s Okay, That’s Love and That Winter, the Wind Blows to blockbuster movies like Escape from Mogadishu and The King, Jo In Sung has continuously showcased his versatility.

Beyond acting, he also made a mark in variety shows with tvN’s Unexpected Business, winning hearts with his down-to-earth personality.

Most recently, he gained international fame for his powerful performance in Disney+’s Moving, where his emotional depth and action skills left a lasting impression.

Currently, Jo In Sung has completed filming director Na Hong Jin’s Hope and is in the middle of shooting director Ryoo Seung Wan’s film Humint.

With his next steps still unknown, fans are eagerly waiting to see where his journey will take him!

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