Sisyphus: The Myth's Park Shin Hye has no past regrets: I am who I am because of the combination of my choices

Park Shin Hye is back! The Heirs star was conspicuous by her absence from K-dramas for some time now. She last starred in Memories of the Alhambra with Hyun Bin in 2018-19. Since wrapping up Memories of the Alhambra, she has shifted her focus to films. In the last year she headlined Alive, a zombie thriller with Yoo Ah In and the psychological, time-travel thriller, The Call, alongside Jeon Jeong Seo. She is all set to make a drama comeback with Sisyphus: The Myth. 

In an interview to Sports Chosun, via Soompi, it is revealed that the characters of Sisyphus: The Myth have moments in the past that they deeply regret. Based on this snippet, Park Shin Hye was asked if she has any past regrets to which she confessed saying, “I don’t think there’s really a moment that I’d want to return to." 

Further, she also confessed her past choices define her present. “There were regrettable moments too, but I think I am who I am today because of the combination of my choices in the past,” the actress added.

She also shared her mantra about living her life to the fullest. “Rather than wanting to go back to a certain time in the past, I want to live life while enjoying all the moments I’m given as much as I can,” Park Shin Hye revealed.

For the uninitiated, Sisyphus: The Myth is a fantasy-mystery drama, starring Park Shin Hye and Cho Seung Woo in lead roles. It tells the story of Han Tae Sool (Cho Seung Woo), a genius engineer who embarks on the difficult journey of uncovering the truth behind his older brother's death that is shrouded in mystery. Kang So Hee (Park Shin Hye), a skillful warrior from the future, is full of hope and optimism. She encounters Han Tae Sool and decides that she must travel back in time in order to help him. The drama is labeled as JTBC's 10th Anniversary special drama.

Sisyphus: The Myth premieres on February 17 on JTBC.   

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