Park Seo-joon's first love, Won Ji-an, has returned. On the 6th, JTBC's weekend drama "Waiting for Kyung-do" aired, unfolding the complicated love story between Lee Kyung-do (played by Park Seo-joon) and Seo Ji-woo (played by Won Ji-an). The drama centers on the story of two people reunited by a butterfly effect caused by an exclusive news story. Lee Kyung-do, son-in-law of Jarim Apparel, suffers backlash after writing an article about Seo Ji-woo's husband committing infidelity. This makes Lee Kyung-do recall a relationship that ended long ago.

Seo Ji-woo expresses her gratitude to Lee Kyung-do and explains the reason she was able to divorce her husband. She then further embarrasses Lee Kyung-do by saying, "You write my divorce article." Angered by Seo Ji-woo's words, Lee Kyung-do replies, "See you at the funeral," and leaves. This process intensifies curiosity about their past romance.

Lee Kyung-do and Seo Ji-woo first met at a club recruitment festival and developed a romantic relationship. Seo Ji-woo was hurt by her mother Jang Hyun-kyung's (played by Nam Gi-ae) coldness, and Lee Kyung-do became a warm refuge for her. He ran to her and embraced her, filling her with the warmth of love. However, questions remain about why the two eventually broke up.

"Waiting for Kyung-do" offers a variety of emotions through the fateful romance of Lee Kyung-do and Seo Ji-woo. The confusion caused by their reunion, the longing for each other, resentment, and anger are intricately intertwined. The dialogue by writer Yoo Young-ah and the passionate performances of the actors stand out, while the romantic chemistry between Park Seo-joon and Won Ji-an evokes memories of first love.

Director Lim Hyun-wook's beautiful visuals and music reflecting the flow of the times further enhance the drama's emotional appeal. Acting, directing, script, and music harmonize to capture viewers' attention. Anticipation for the next episode is growing.

The second episode of JTBC's weekend drama "Waiting for Kyung-do" will air on the 7th at 10:30 PM.