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After the global phenomenon of "
Squid Game
,"
Lee Yoo-mi
continues to captivate audiences with her magnetic presence in the latest hit, "Strong Girl Nam-soon." Rising from being the scene-stealer in "Squid Game," Yoo-mi is now on the path to global stardom, and fans are eagerly anticipating the drama's unfolding journey.
In this riveting series, Yoo-mi takes on the role of Gang Nam-soon, a female protagonist endowed with supernatural strength.
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Born into extraordinary circumstances, Nam-soon's tale unfolds as she follows her photographer father to Mongolia, only to become lost and adopted by a compassionate couple. The storyline gains momentum as Nam-soon, now grown, decides to return to
Korea
to seek out her biological parents. The narrative centers on her quest to reunite with her superhuman mother (
Kim Jung-eun
) and grandmother (Kim Hae-sook).
Yoo-mi's portrayal of Nam-soon, characterized by a delightful and radiant charm, has been pivotal in propelling the drama's ratings from 3.4% in the first episode to a gripping 6.1% in the second. Viewers are hooked, attributing the show's appeal to Nam-soon's compelling journey through life's crises.
A standout moment in the drama occurs when Nam-soon arrives in Korea, only to fall victim to a scam, forcing her to navigate the streets alone. Undeterred, she ingeniously constructs a Mongolian traditional tent using a banner from the Han River bank, forming bonds with the homeless. Yoo-mi's passionate portrayal, especially when delivering Mongolian lines in the first episode, has left a lasting impression.
"Strong Girl Nam-soon" isn't just captivating domestic audiences; it has become a beacon of interest for international drama enthusiasts.
Decider
, a prominent American pop culture media outlet, hails Yoo-mi's character, stating, "Gang Nam-soon brings forth the heartwarming joy of a superhero series combined with the allure of a K-Drama."
Simultaneously released on Netflix, the drama quickly climbed to the 4th spot in FlixPatrol's Global Top Show OTT rankings, securing the 1st position in eight countries, including Korea, Japan, Indonesia, and the Philippines.
When asked about her character, Gang Nam-soon, Yoo-mi shared, "Gang Nam-soon, utilizing her power with a pure heart rather than harbouring ill intentions, will engage viewers in a truly fascinating manner." With Lee Yoo-mi at the forefront, "Strong Girl Nam-soon" stands as a testament to the global appeal of Korean dramas, promising an enthralling journey that transcends boundaries.
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