The scene featuring Cha Joo Young's exposure in "The Glory" Part 2 is generating strong reactions

The bathtub exposure scene of actress Cha Joo Young in "The Glory" Part 2 has received a strong reaction from viewers, with differing opinions about its necessity. While some believe the scene is essential to the story or character development, others see it as unnecessary or meaningless.

The release of Part 2 of the drama on March 10th caused a server crash on Netflix due to its popularity. The drama concludes with Moon Dong Eun's (Song Hye Kyo) victory, and her revenge plan receives praise for its rapid development and the actors' outstanding performances.

However, the scene featuring Choi Hye Jung (Cha Joo Young) revealing her upper body received mixed reactions. Some viewers criticized the increased proportion of unnecessary nude scenes in Part 2, and questioned the director's intention in making these scenes.

The Korea Media Rating Board rated "The Glory" Part 2 as 'not suitable for teenagers' due to its depiction of revenge, violence, smoking, drug use, sexual expression, and abusive language.

Cha Joo Young gained weight to better portray Choi Hye Jung's glamorous appearance, and the number of provocative scenes increased as the conflict between the characters intensified. Some viewers found the nude scenes uncomfortable or unnecessary, while others believed they were necessary and suited the character's personality.

Overall, opinions on the scene and the drama as a whole were divided among viewers. 

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With "The Glory Part 2," Song Hye Kyo takes on a different persona and deviates from her typical on-screen image

 After a two-month wait, "The Glory Part 2" was released and quickly gained popularity on social media. Viewers praised the drama, particularly Song Hye Kyo's outstanding performance. Despite nearly 30 years of acting, she was able to break out of her typical role and portray her character with more depth and emotion.

In this second part of the series, Moon Dong Eun's character is more dynamic and exhibits a range of emotions, including hatred, fear, pain, and love, which makes her more relatable. She must also confront her mother, adding a new layer of complexity to the story. Song Hye Kyo captures the desperation of Dong Eun's character when she is once again betrayed by her own mother.

Previously, Song Hye Kyo was thought to be stuck in a single acting style and not willing to break out of her mold, but "The Glory Part 2" proves that she can exceed expectations and challenge preconceived notions about herself and her acting. "The Glory Part 2" can now be streamed in its entirety on Netflix.

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