“Jung Yi, the Goddess of Fire” Moon Geun-yeong loses her vision but realizes the value of the people around her. Above all she sees love, opening a new chapter in the story. In the last episode that aired on the 27th, Jung-yi (Moon Geun-yeong) tried her hands again at pottery after having lost her vision.

When Jung-yi falls for the trap set by Lee Gang-cheon, she manages to save her life but loses her vision. She accepts her blindness calmly, but grieves that she can no longer see Gwang-hae (Lee Sang-yun). When she is told, “The sun is setting,” she recalls the time when she walked with Gwang-hae in the twilight. 

Until now, Jung-yi has been showered with the love of Tae-do and Gwang-hae, but she was too engrossed in pottery to realize. However, after falling for the trap, she realizes that Gwang-hae was already in her heart. Her love of pottery had merely made her blind to him. The story will take a new turn from here and focus on the love line of Gwang-hae, Jung-yi, and Tae-do.

Moon Geun-yeong’s acting shone in the last episode. She appeared as a blind person in the movie “Love Me Not,” and as expected, she pulled off the role just as well in the drama. For actress Moon Geun-yeong, her eyes are particularly big assets. There’s no need to mention again how her tearful acting is convincing and evocative. When she acts blind, her eyes look unfocused but filled with emotions. Her hand gestures and movements suggest that she really cannot see. It goes on to show how much effort she must have put in to perfect her acting.
 
Jung-yi and Moon Geun-yeong seem to share a lot in common. They both grow and develop, and surprise those watching them. This is why the viewers are expecting a lot from “Jung-yi, the Goddess of Fire” led by Moon Geun-yeong.