Ahn Shin-woo in "River Where the Moon Rises" as a Mysterious Goguryeo Assemblyman

Actor Ahn Shin-woo is starring in "River Where the Moon Rises".

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He will be starring in the new drama "River Where the Moon Rises" as Kim Pyeong-ji.

"River Where the Moon Rises" is a story of Pyeong-kang who uses On-dal's heart in dreams of becoming supreme king and the mournful love story of On-dal, who only makes foolish sacrifices.

Previously, Kim So-hyun, Ji Soo, Lee Ji-hoon and Choi Yu-hwa have confirmed roles in "River Where the Moon Rises" already.

Ahn Shin-woo takes on the role of Kim Pyeong-ji, a subject of the Goguryeo and friend to King Pyeongwon (Kim Bub-lae). He is a man who has no family to look at, has no property to own, and has no family to protect, so no one keeps him in check.

Although he has enough political skills to serve a second term as chairman, he also retains mystery in that is hard to know what he's thinking.

Marking the 25th anniversary of his debut this year, Ahn Shin-woo has established himself as a scene stealer with his wide acting spectrum and veteran skills.

In particular, he starred in the MBC drama "Different Dreams" as Kenta, director of the bureau of economic affairs, making a successful transformation in his image.

Attention is being paid to how Ahn Shin-woo will make a change this time with his new character.

Meanwhile, "River Where the Moon Rises" premiers next early next year.