Kim Do-ki on top of the running guy..'Model Taxi 3' Lee Je-hoon, an intelligent villain, and a brain fight

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Actor Lee Je-hoon gave a thrill to the small screen with a brain fight against an intelligent villain in "Model Taxi 3."

In SBS' Friday-Saturday drama "Model Taxi 3" (directed by Kang Bo-seung/scripted by Oh Sang-ho), which aired on the 2nd, to find out the secret of "Samheungdo," the base of various malicious crimes that exploited the isolation of the island with Kim Do-ki, the drama's tension was kept chewy and fun was raised to the fullest through careful calculation and bold and close psychological warfare.

In the 13th episode, a huge criminal structure hidden in Samheungdo Island was outlined, and pottery entered the middle of the criminal structure and threw a full-fledged game plan. In the suspicious gaze and surveillance surrounding the entire Samheungdo Island, Dogi faced Seo Hwang (Lee Kyung-young) and Kim Kyung-jang (Ji Dae-han) with sly words and attitudes that "the lantern came in dollars," and read the board with a relaxed attitude without showing any signs of panic even in handcuffs.

Meanwhile, the rainbow transportation team approaches the substance by tailing Samheungdo characters from their respective positions, but is in danger of being imprisoned by the organization's surveillance network centered on only Ga (Kim Sung-kyu). Since then, the pottery facing the late artist has made viewers nervous by conducting a full-fledged psychological and exploratory war. When asked about Ko's past activities, Dogi naturally put aside the focus of doubt with a sensible explanation that naturally intertwined the histories of various "sub-character" he has been through, and not only saved the rainbow transportation family, but rather gave faith to the Go writer and permeated Samheung one step deeper into the villains.

Rainbow Transportation gathered again met with a reporter who had been hiding in Samheung Island for a long time, and Dogi sees the reality of a structural system that helps online criminals continue to commit crimes in Samheung Island under the pretext of a comeback. It drew the ire of viewers, pointing out that it was possible because of the method of re-attracting released criminals and securing loyalty in return, and because there was a prosecutor-turned-competent writer who could avoid the law outside one step of the structure.

Later, in the face of new criminals, Dogi is once again suspected, but rather manages to escape the crisis by destroying the writer's guard with a counterattack that bursts out anger. At the end of the broadcast, Dogi, who witnessed the horrific murder of President Choi (Yoo Ji-wang), quietly finished with a scene where they clashed their eyes, signaling a stronger clash in Samheung Island, and had a sweaty ending.

In this episode, Lee Je-hoon convincingly solved Kim Do-ki's decisive game-winner thrown at the end of his immediate response and brain fight with dense acting, making him able to maintain a chewy breath. He helped viewers immerse themselves by portraying Kim Do-ki, who flexibly changes his attitude every moment even in the face of constant suspicion in the mysterious and isolated space of Samheungdo.

In addition, Lee Je-hoon showed a witty acting ability that seemed to show the end of his slickness in the scene of reciting numerous "sub-character" that he has shown so far, making viewers laugh. In particular, Lee Je-hoon delicately portrayed emotional acting that intentionally bursts anger instead of embarrassing or avoiding in the scene where the late author, a villain of all-time crime, was sharply questioned, changing the atmosphere of the play. The strength of emotions that only Lee Je-hoon can show and his sophisticated tone control performance clearly imprinted the adventurous aspect of the character Kim Do-ki and doubled the fun of the play.

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