K-Drama Stars Pyo Ye Jin, Shin Hyun Soo Make Special Cameo

The tvN Saturday-Sunday drama 'Secret Audit' recorded a viewership rating of 6.3% for its second episode, ranking first in its time slot. This is a significant increase compared to the first episode's rating of 4.4%. Pyo Ye-jin and Shin Hyun-soo made special appearances as So-yeong Yeon and Hyun-woo Kwon, a married couple within the company, heightening the drama's immersion. The two realistically portrayed the subtle temperature differences in their distant relationship within the company, drawing attention. Kim Jong-tae also made a special appearance as Executive Director Kim, raising the tension amidst an unpredictable plot.

In the drama, Noh Gijun experienced humiliation, earning the nickname 'Sea Fog Fainting Man'. He took on the case of the anonymous community 'Office Worker.com Zone F Complaint' and began investigating the truth behind office scandals occurring in Zone F of the Sea Fog Group's underground parking lot. Amidst this, he unexpectedly began living in the same house as his ex-girlfriend Park Ah-jeong (played by Hong Hwa-yeon), increasing the tension.

While on stakeout with Ju In-ah in Zone F of the parking lot, Noh Gijun witnessed evidence of corruption by Executive Director Kim (played by Kim Jong-tae), who was trying to escape the audit department, and felt frustrated. 'Secret Audit' airs every Saturday and Sunday at 9:10 PM.

tvN's new Saturday-Sunday drama is garnering attention for its special appearances by actors. In particular, Park Ha-sun, who appeared in the first episode, delivered a chilling performance as 'Young-hee', a housewife who goes on a rampage suspecting her husband's affair. Her actions of searching company dinner locations and raising suspicions of an affair based on hair found on her husband's clothes were reminiscent of someone with 'delusional jealousy', but it turned out to be sharp intuition rather than delusion, and ultimately her husband's infidelity was exposed, with Park Ha-sun simultaneously delivering 'the victim's anxiety' and 'the catharsis of revenge'.

Park Ha-sun's unconventional portrayal of anger appears to be a projection of her realistic skills honed by reenacting conflicts of couples in crisis on the JTBC variety show , which she is currently appearing in.