Shirtless in class, even involved in a brawl... Ham Jae-hyun makes a legendary debut as a troublemaker ('True Education')

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Actor Ham Jae-hyun received a proper dose of 'True Education'.

In the Netflix original series 'True Education', released on the 5th, Ham Jae-hyun appeared in the second episode as a student in the electrical department of Gwoonhaitech High School, leaving a powerful impression from his very first appearance.

In the drama, Ham Jae-hyun playfully asked a teacher to draw a tattoo design while shirtless during class, engaged in a brawl with students from the automotive department while ignoring the teacher, and vividly portrayed the traits of a troublemaker student, adding depth to the story.

Initially depicted as an incorrigible troublemaker, he was shown convincingly changing after undergoing a mandatory special class by Na Hwa-jin (played by Kim Mu-yeol), an inspector from the Teachers' Rights Protection Bureau. He also incorporated details such as the unique speech patterns and attitudes typical of delinquent students into his character, revealing his star-stealing presence.

'True Education' is a drama depicting the refreshing and satisfying 'True Education' carried out by the Teachers' Rights Protection Bureau, established to protect teachers' rights and the educational landscape in South Korea, which had collapsed due to students, teachers, and parents crossing the line. All episodes were released via Netflix on the 5th.

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