Who is weeping for the aggravated Shizi of "Under the Queen's Umbrella"? (Oh! It's the editor himself)
"Under the Queen's Umbrella" is on the air, Queen Lin Ji-yeo (played by Kim Hye-so) has 5 biological sons, Shizi (played by Pei Renye) is the eldest son of the queen and the most worry-free one, mature personality, both civil and martial arts and responsibilities, know filial piety, considerate mother, is the perfect imperial talent. Who knows, but the Son of the World has a blood deficiency! Seeing him vomiting blood and falling unconscious in the queen's arms, I believe that many viewers can't help but worry about him and pray that he can recover.
However, friends who have read the synopsis should know that the male protagonist of "Under the Queen's Umbrella" is "Monarch Chengnan" starring Wen Xiangmin, and Shizi coughing up blood and fainting is actually laying the groundwork for Jun Chengnan's ascension, which also means that Shizi is likely to die. No matter how reluctant the audience is to leave, the plot is likely to develop towards such a trend.
However, for Pei Renyao, Shizi may just be a side business (laughs), and his main business is the head of the campus support group in the next door drama "Cheer Up" (mistake!!! Jeong-woo (played by Pei In-ye) is the head of the Yanxi University support group Teia, a handsome and nosy little fresh meat with a sense of justice, often sees uneven roads, and because of this, he and the heroine Hai (Han Ji-hyun) accidentally meet each other in a corner of the school.
"Teia", which was supposed to be a Fengyun Society, is facing a crisis of disbandment, and at the same time is attacked by various accidents like a curse, how can Park Jung-woo, the leader of the group, defend the support group? Different from the steady and gentle Shizi in "Under the Queen's Umbrella", Jeongwoo has the enthusiasm and impulse of college students, with a passion to rampage in campus life, and the two completely different characters are portrayed by him appropriately, allowing the audience to see the infinite possibilities of his future acting career.
Because "Cheer Up" and "Under the Queen's Umbrella" were broadcast shortly after each other, many viewers kept switching between the stories of the two dramas, plus Pei Renye played important roles, which was difficult to ignore, causing many viewers to complain that "the worldview collapsed" (laughs).