Ryu Hye Young's 5-Year Journaling Secret Revealed

Actress Ryu Hye-young appeared on the MBC entertainment program "I Live Alone" and shared why she has been writing a diary every day for five years, resonating with and comforting viewers. The broadcast recorded the No. 1 viewership rating among Friday entertainment programs, with the highest rating reaching 7.0%.

Ryu Hye-young revealed that she started writing a diary during a difficult period in her life. At the time, she felt so anxious that even sitting at home was difficult, but she confessed that she was able to sit in a chair while writing. This scene was recorded as the best minute.

In her 11th year of living alone, Ryu Hye-young revealed her realistic daily life, including decorating her old apartment herself and learning life hacks by watching "housewife vlogs." She also impressed viewers by consistently pursuing foreign language studies and reading. She stated that she has been "slow living" for three years, sharing her life philosophy of living at her own pace, saying, "Even if you're a turtle, as long as you arrive."

In particular, Ryu Hye-young confessed about the difficult times she experienced due to the overwhelming attention after the drama 'Reply 1988'. She said she overcame her fear of the world by telling herself, "You are so pretty, healthy, and young, so what are you regretting by hiding? Try doing what you want to do." She also left a deep impression by conveying the message that it's okay to go at your own pace without getting swept up in others' speed.

Meanwhile, Code Kunst and Epik High entertained viewers by cheering for the South Korean national soccer team. Code Kunst adjusted his daily routine according to the match schedule due to his passion for soccer, and Tablo shared his superstition that goals are scored every time he goes to the bathroom, eliciting laughter. Code Kunst acted as "Octopus Ko Seonsaeng" by predicting goals from players Hwang In-beom and Oh Hyun-gyu.