Actress Park Mi-hyun is capturing viewers’ attention with the depth and weight of her seasoned performance. Through tvN’s weekend drama Undercover Miss Hong, she delivers a commanding presence shaped by years of acting experience, firmly anchoring the narrative at its core.
In the episodes aired on January 17 and 18, Park appears as Song Ju-ran, the chief secretary of Hanmin Securities, leaving a powerful impression. Song is the closest aide who has served Chairman Kang Pil-beom for more than 30 years. Upon learning of the investigation into the slush fund, she not only protects Kang but also handles the aftermath of Kang Myung-hwi’s death, revealing herself as a cool-headed and decisive fixer.
Particularly striking is the recruitment interview scene at Hanmin Securities. After noticing Hong Geum-bo’s correction of an error in the written test, Song boldly appoints her as Shin Jung-woo’s secretary instead of Go Bok-hee. Her gentle yet firm charisma in the face of objections instantly imprints the gravity of Song Ju-ran’s character.
From her very first appearance, Park creates a subtle tension by sharing secrets with Kang Pil-beom while never fully revealing her true intentions, establishing Song Ju-ran as an unrivaled power figure within Hanmin Securities. The setting that she alone shares the details of the slush fund and the hideout foreshadows that Song will stand at the center of the events to unfold.
Park Mi-hyun’s restrained expressiveness and solid charisma, born of long experience, elevate the drama’s tension. Anticipation is building over how much further her performance will deepen the immersion of Undercover Miss Hong as the story progresses.
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