Reporter Wu Ruici/Comprehensive Report
The South Korean drama "Moonrise River" was originally starred by actor Kim Ji-so, but he was bullied by his peers during the explosion of his student days, and he quit the drama and was temporarily put out of the fire by the actor Luo Renyou, but he was also blessed by the disaster, and the audience's favorability for Luo Renyou rose, and the drama followed the attention. The crew revealed on the 29th that the script was originally expected to end in tragedy, but after Luo Renyou joined, it received high attention from overseas fans, and the screenwriter changed his lines for him, and even the ending was modified, which shows the importance of Luo Renyou in the play.
Luo Renyou temporarily replaced the male protagonist of "Moonrise River", and was praised as the best candidate for "Wenda" due to misfortune. (Photo/Photo by Visual Contents, KBS official IG)
"Moonrise River" crew related sources revealed that when Kim Ji-so was originally starring, the role he played "Wenda" was doomed to die, but later changed to Luo Renyou's performance, the audience praised "he is more suitable for the 'Wenda' candidate", not only the domestic discussion is high, the drama was simultaneously broadcast in more than 190 overseas countries, overseas fans are also deeply immersed in his charm, and have high expectations for the ending, so the screenwriter changed the ending from tragedy to a perfect ending.
▼ The ending of "Moonrise River" was originally tragic, but the audience loved Luo Renyou too much, and the crew temporarily changed the script. (Photo/Photo by Visual Contents, KBS official IG)
Not only that, in order to make the image set by Luo Renyou's character more prominent, the screenwriter also changed several lines, so he created Luo Renyou's version of "Wenda". However, the losses caused by Kim Ji-so still exist, not only the director and lead actor Kim So-hyun have filmed "Moonrise River" twice, but the drama producer Victoria Contents has also claimed 3 billion won (about NT$76 million) from his agency Keyeast, and the two sides are still in a lawsuit.