”The Prince Has Disappeared” SUHO (EXO) takes on his first period drama role...well-received as ”the prince himself”

SUHO (EXO) from "The Prince Has Disappeared" is gaining popularity with the adjective "confident prince image." SUHO played a shocking role in the palace in the MBN weekend TV series "The Century Has Disappeared."
He plays the role of Crown Prince Lee Gon, who gets caught up in a mysterious incident and experiences many twists and turns. Above all, SUHO has a charismatic voice, relaxed manners, and a perfect hanbok.
He has been dressing up in a variety of outfits, coloring the role of the prince with his own style, pleasing the eyes and ears of the viewers. In addition, every episode is full of tension, such as witnessing Daebi's secret meeting and the shocking ending where he is cornered by the enemy.
The character's epic is expressed with different expressions in each scene, adding to the immersive feeling. SUHO, who has shown stable acting in his first historical drama, will be appearing in the upcoming unexpected drama.
Expectations are high for what kind of acting and charm he will show through this story. Meanwhile, in "The Prince Has Disappeared," in which SUHO stars, the prince plays a woman who becomes the next crown princess.
The Korean version of the romantic comedy unfolds as the couple embarks on a remarriage that took place during the Joseon Dynasty (a custom in which a woman's remarriage was forbidden by her husband, but which was disguised as a kidnapping), and is broadcast every Saturday and Sunday from 10 p.m. on MBN.