文彩元國中慘遭霸凌「甜蜜的負荷」一人獨享四花美男粉絲盼假戲真作

東森戲劇台

2013年6月25日上午3:57

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東森戲劇台將於6/26(三)起，晚上十點，推出由文彩元、崔振赫、Super Junior李東海、CNBLUE姜敏赫、全泰秀共同攜手主演的溫馨好戲《甜蜜的負荷》(韓文原名：沒關係，爸爸的女兒)。

文彩元在《甜蜜的負荷》挑戰演出驕縱任性的小女兒一角，不但嚴重的公主病，更是對週遭的人頤指氣使，沒禮貌到極點。在現實生活中身為家中的長女的文彩元，實際上卻曾在國中隨著父母轉學到首爾時，因講話濃重的鄉音而慘遭同學霸凌排擠，整整過了一年沒有朋友的校園生活。即便如此，自小就是美人胚子的她，每天還是有外校的男同學在校門口等她放學。她在《甜蜜的負荷》中，也是被崔振赫、Super Junior東海、 CNBLUE姜敏赫、全泰秀四大花美男圍繞，桃花之旺，羨剎同劇女演員。對此，文彩元不好意思地說「謝謝編劇的安排」。本來還擔心因此會被女性粉絲討厭的她，卻因劇中自然不做作的表現，反而獲得粉絲們的一致認同，更有粉絲留言給她，希望她能假戲真做，文彩元忍不住笑說「把最美好的愛情都留在電視劇裡吧」！

《甜蜜的負荷》故事講述：殷彩寧(文彩元飾)是家中的老么，有著漂亮的外貌和不怎麼聰明的頭腦，仗著父親對自己的寵愛，從不知民間疾苦，過著錢來伸手、飯來張口的舒適生活。不料，父親竟被誣陷了暴力致死的罪名，還因此而生病倒下。面對婚姻不幸福的姐姐和意志消沉的哥哥，彩寧只得替父親扛下一家之主的責任。在她走投無路之際，願意伸手幫她的竟是那場意外受害者的大哥崔赫基(崔振赫飾)。赫基對彩寧的關心與照顧，究竟是愛、是同情、還是另有所圖?彩寧又該如何從一個不懂事的小公主，轉身成為讓父親感到驕傲的小女兒?

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