Cha Joo-young’s Personality Compared to Queen Wongyeong: Beyond Just Revealing Her Chest

The Phenomenon of “The Queen Who Crowns” and Cha Joo-young’s Impact

Cha Joo-young’s stunning performance is undeniably at the core of the viral sensation surrounding “The Queen Who Crowns.” Her depiction of a regal queen, infused with both natural elegance and commanding presence, captures the audience’s attention. The intricate love-hate dynamics with her husband, King Taejong Lee Bang-won (portrayed by Lee Hyun-wook), add layers of tension and excitement, making each scene a source of captivating entertainment. Fans are expressing their enthusiasm online with remarks like, “From today, I’m officially a ‘The Queen Who Crowns’ supporter,” and “It’s hard to envision the show without Cha Joo-young—she embodies Wongyeong perfectly.”

Cha Joo-young’s Groundbreaking Role

This series marks Cha Joo-young’s debut in a historical drama, and her portrayal has surpassed the lofty expectations set during her casting. With her refined demeanor, steady gaze, and assured expression, she brings Wongyeong to life in a way that captivates viewers from the outset. Her performance effortlessly captures Wongyeong’s duality—a queen who expertly navigates the royal court’s complexities while also confronting personal dilemmas stemming from her tumultuous marriage with Bang-won. The character wrestles with her feelings of betrayal and rivalry involving her husband and his relationships with her attendants, Chae-ryeong (played by Lee Yi-dam) and Yeong-sil (portrayed by Lee Si-a). Such a rich and nuanced portrayal has led viewers to express sentiments like, “I find myself rooting for Wongyeong without even realizing it.”

A Glimpse into Wongyeong’s Inner Conflict

On January 14th, promotional stills showcasing Wongyeong wielding a sword with a melancholic expression were released, symbolizing her internal struggles. Once passionate sparring partners during the late Goryeo era, Wongyeong and Bang-won now stand as a king and queen burdened by their past and present conflicts. The still images emphasize Wongyeong’s solitary training sessions, reflecting her struggle with emotional turmoil. In a compelling preview for Episode 4, Wongyeong confronts Bang-won with the poignant question: “Is this all about following orders without question?” This moment builds significant anticipation as audiences are eager to see how she will address the frictions within their relationship, shaped by his insistence on their roles of sovereign and subject.

Behind-the-Scenes Insights

The production team has shared that “Cha Joo-young’s return to the small screen through ‘The Queen Who Crowns’ has garnered widespread acclaim from fans since the debut. The newly released stills showcase her commitment; she rigorously trained in martial arts to enhance the authenticity of her performance. We invite everyone to tune into Episode 4 tonight to discover what unfolds for Wongyeong as discussions surrounding her potential deposition pause and her conflict with Bang-won evolves.”

Don’t Miss Episode 4

Viewers can catch Episode 4 of the original drama “The Queen Who Crowns,”co-produced by tvN and TVING, airing tonight, January 14th, at 8:50 PM on tvN. Additionally, Episodes 3 and 4 were made available for streaming on TVING starting January 13th, allowing viewers to enjoy simultaneous viewing options.

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