Jung Da-eun joined Netflix's 'Bloodhounds' filling the void left by Kim Sae-ron.

Netflix's drama 'Bloodhounds' has gained popularity, achieving high rankings in the global non-English TV show category. The series is praised for its compelling portrayal of boxing and its depiction of the COVID-19 era, with strong performances from lead actors like Woo Do-hwan and Lee Sang-yi, as well as notable contributions from supporting characters.

The drama experienced a cast change when Jung Da-eun was introduced as a new character following Kim Sae-ron's departure. Jung Da-eun, born in 2001 and debuted in the 2014 film 'Zoo', plays Damin, a former national archer who aids in her grandfather's revenge. Her archery skills and spirit allow her to effectively carry the plot alongside Woo Do-hwan and Lee Sang-yi.

Bloggers have noted that 'Bloodhounds' is more suitable for immersive viewing and as a captivating pastime rather than for strict plot coherence. They positively reviewed the balance among various characters and the narrative structure. Many also commented that Jung Da-eun successfully filled Kim Sae-ron's role, and the performances of supporting actors like Choi Si-won, Park Hoon, and Kim Min-jae were particularly memorable.