The Golden Spoon Episode 3 Reactions: A Lee Seung-Cheon Meme That Fits Just Right!

The Golden Spoon episode 3 is out and this one brought the right memes and the perfect action to the Kdrama and its viewers. Directed by Song Hyun-wook, the drama stars Yook Sung-jae, Lee Jong-won, Jung Chae-yeon, Yeon Woo and Choi Dae-chul, alongside other cast members.

The Korean drama thriller revolves around a poor boy who is given the chance to leave behind his poor life in exchange for the lavish life of his friend. And all he needs to do is eat at his friend’s house using his magical spoon, thrice. The story will follow the new lives that these boys will now live and the challenges that they will soon face.

Following the premiere week, the show has finally started to take off after having laid its groundwork last week. The story has finally started to get more intense as the characters are slowly falling into a web of confusion, lies and greed.

From Na Ju-hee feelings for Seung-cheon being revealed in front of the man himself whom she thinks is Tae-yong, to the greed within Seung-cheon slowly growing. A lot has taken place this week, and there’s only more to happen very soon.

But among the comments related to the plot of the show, there are some memes that cannot help arising after Yoo Sung-jae gave us the perfect expression for all those times when things just don’t go the way we want them to.

Among these meme sharers are also the Ju-hee and Seung-cheon couple fans who are desperately wishing that these two end up together because there is no doubt that they really look amazing together on screen. However, there’s also another ship that is ready to shine on our screens very soon.

Lastly, the other scene-stealers are the white suit-clad Seung-cheon and the breathtaking fighter Jang Moongi whose fabulous acting really took our breath away.

A fan writes, “Tonight’s main character is JANG MUNKI #SonWooHyeon #TheGoldenSpoon #TheGoldenSpoonEp3

“Tonight’s main character is JANG MUNKI #SonWooHyeon #TheGoldenSpoon #TheGoldenSpoonEp3” writes another fan of the show.

Another fan writes, “Ep 3 is not as fast phase like the previous episode but the info it gave is something else… It excite me more for ep 4… Seungcheon (#YookSungjae) embodying the identity of Hwang Taeyeong???? #TheGoldenSpoon#TheGoldenSpoonEp3

“son woohyeon is a MAGNIFICENT actor and you see that so well here, he knows how to fight irl as well and i absolutely love how they utilise it both together – jang moongi you will ALWAYS be THE MAN #TheGoldenSpoonEp3 #장문기 #SONWOOHYEON” says another fan who has been impressed by the fight scene today.

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Watch The Golden Spoon on Disney+.

Riya Singh
Riya Singh
Riya Singh has a Bachelors in English and a Masters in Psychology. She's a K-drama enthusiast and has a writing experience of more than 2 years.

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