As the curtains closed, Joon-won couldn't help but join the rest of the audience in the massive theater, clapping his hands with a smile on his face. The performance had been a powerful reminder of why he loved acting—the ability to transport an audience to another world, to make them feel and connect with the story being told.
He had performed in a similar theater back at the Roses and had enjoyed it immensely, but this felt different. There was an energy in the air, a sense of history and tradition that resonated with him.
It reminded him of the plays he had performed in his old world, traveling from village to village, town to town, conveying stories that connected people, no matter their background. Those were simpler times, but the essence of theater remained the same—the joy of storytelling, the thrill of performing, and the connection with the audience.
