[All] I love it so much, it's more beautiful than heaven

In a corner of the living room filled with light, Lim Young-woong's voice gently floated over faces that tried to hide their trembling. Between sadness and comfort, the melody that slowly settled into people's hearts lingered in the air for a long time. As if gently wrapping around a hunched heart, the static piano and simple lyrics warmly filled the big and small cracks of the drama. At that moment, the relationship between those standing on the border between life and death came to mind beautifully.

Singer Lim Young-woong's single 'More Beautiful Than Heaven' added warmth to the drama. This song was inserted from the first episode of JTBC's new Saturday-Sunday drama 'More Beautiful Than Heaven', which aired for the first time on the 19th and 20th, and greatly enriched the emotional line of the drama. In particular, in the scene where the main character Lee Hae-sook (Kim Hye-ja) returns home peacefully and faces her husband Go Nak-joon (Park Woong) at the end, Lim Young-woong's voice doubled the depth of the screen. The tone added to Hae-sook's expression as she calmly accepts her sadness actually drew sympathy and emotional tears from the viewers.

“Music embraced every moment”… Lim Young-woong, ‘More Beautiful than Heaven’, deep aftertaste → viewers’ emotional stimulation / Fish Music

Then, in the second episode, the husband Nak-jun (Son Seok-gu) confessed his true feelings about his injured leg and always felt sorry, and the wife Hae-sook's feelings of fondness for the happy times, which were painful memories, intersected. Im Young-woong's "More Beautiful than Heaven" played in every warm moment the two took a walk together, leaving a deep lingering impression on the viewers' hearts. The music that flows along the narrative of the characters in the drama like this infuses warmth into every scene, singing of love that remains in life, relationships, and separation.

The moments when Lim Young-woong's emotions and the drama mirror each other left the impression that a delicate mise-en-scène was unfolding. The title 'emotional craftsman' is fitting once again, as Lim Young-woong's unique lyricism, powerful tone, and calm yet deep ballads blended smoothly with the story of the drama. 'More Beautiful than Heaven' drew a hot response from the public upon its release, and has been ranking high on major charts since its first broadcast.

I love it so much, it's more beautiful than heaven

The drama is well-placed and more

I think it creates a synergy effect