As soon as Woo-Jin was done with his speech, the sound of applause erupted so loud that it made his ears ring, and the trophy in his hand felt heavy. But, as unexpected as it was, time went by very quickly after winning the award. Before he knew it, his heavy body felt light, and the entire time his heart was beating happily. And everything became perfect the moment The Red Enemy won the Best Picture Award during the final highlight of the film festival. 

Woo-Jin thought about the first time Prince Myeong-Hwan from The Red Enemy came into his life. He had avoided him out of his rejection of his past life, as well as the fact that Prince Myeong-Hwan was a narcissistic person. Since it was his past life, he was confident he knew Prince Myeong-Hwan better than anyone else, thereby creating a prejudice. However, Woo-Jin didn’t know a lot about his present self. He had no clue how Chae Woo-Jin would be tomorrow, but would it be different from his past lives? 

While portraying Prince Myeong-Hwan, he saw a side of his past life he didn’t know about before. And he came to feel sorry for Prince Myeong-Hwan and became fond of him. Even though Woo-Jin had been getting into character while he acted, he saw the role as something he had to portray; he had never genuinely loved it. 

He considered it an exciting challenge only because he saw acting as the main subject and regarded the role as just a tool for acting. And...