Anyone who knew Seoyeon would have noticed it immediately.

    Her demeanor was completely different from usual—like she had stepped straight out of her role as Princess Yeonhwa.

    ''She''s acting. Look at her.''

    If Lee Jiyeon were here, that''s exactly what she would have said. That’s how obvious Seoyeon''s performance was.@@@@

    Even Park Jungwoo realized it belatedly.

    Seoyeon was acting as ''Princess Yeonhwa'' right now.

    And not just acting.

    Method acting.

    She was pouring her entire soul into becoming Princess Yeonhwa.

    ''It''s just a commercial. What''s the big deal?''

    That thought crossed his mind, but maybe this shoot really was important to her. He didn’t get it, but there had to be a reason.

    To Seoyeon, Princess Yeonhwa was special.

    Most importantly, it was the first role where Seoyeon had truly ''acted.''

    The role that led her to take her first step out of her tiny fishbowl and into the vast ocean.

    Her first real performance.

    Not just brief, superficial scenes in commercials, but actual, heartfelt method acting.

    Because it had been Princess Yeonhwa, Seoyeon’s body naturally remembered how to move, even without conscious effort.

    Like flipping a switch.

    Completely seamless.

    ''Maybe it was the same back then.''

    Even in Looking Back on Memories, it had been like that.

    Back then, it felt half like playing around, so she hadn’t thought much of it.

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