'Scarecrow': The chilling serial killer, a rediscovery of Jung Moon-sung

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This is a rediscovery of actor Jung Moon-sung.

Recently, Jung Moon-sung has been active in the ENA Monday-Tuesday drama 'Scarecrow' (script by Lee Ji-hyun, directed by Park Jun-woo), alternating between the roles of bookstore owner Lee Gi-hwan and serial killer Lee Yong-woo.

In episodes 9 and 10 of 'Scarecrow', the mystery of the numbers written by Lee Yong-woo began to be revealed one by one, further amplifying the anger and shock of viewers.

As of 2019, in a one-on-one interview with Kang Tae-joo (played by Park Hae-soo), he confessed not only to the murder of Yoon Hye-jin (played by Lee A-rin) but also to having committed the seventh incident.

In particular, in this scene, Lee Yong-woo seized the initiative of the conversation with his relentless, unsettling gaze and relaxed demeanor, engaging in a tense psychological battle that heightened the suspense to the peak. Instead of exaggerated expressions, he completed the horror with restrained movements and subtle changes in facial expression alone.

Even while portraying the same character, Jung Moon-sung naturally connected the cold instinct hidden behind a kind face, convincingly completing the plot twist. His emotional acting and character expression that swing between extremes have received praise as a 'rediscovery of Jung Moon-sung'.

As such, Jung Moon-sung exerts a substantial presence at the center of 'Scarecrow', not only driving the tension of the plot's progression but also leading the rise in viewership ratings with his highly immersive performance.

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