"Do not interfere with sacred education" Lee Sung-min's charisma of 'true education'... 'The face of a true adult'

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Actor Lee Sung-min once again demonstrated his strength as a 'reliable actor' through 'True Education'.

In the Netflix series 'True Education', released on the 5th, Lee Sung-min played Minister of Education Choi Kang-seok, leading the drama with a heavy charisma.

'True Education' is a work depicting the bold activities of the School Rights Protection Bureau, which stands on the side of victims to correct schools. Lee Sung-min's character, Choi Kang-seok, took on the role of the focal point of the School Rights Protection Bureau, analyzing and solving various problems occurring in the educational field.

He led the establishment of the School Rights Protection Bureau to restore collapsed classrooms, captivating viewers with his strong demeanor that allowed no compromise in front of the goal of educational recovery.

In particular, lines such as "There is no side of yours or mine in education?" and "I'm warning you. Do not interfere with sacred compulsory education," directed at school violence perpetrators, revealed an unwavering belief with no concession, delivering a thrilling catharsis to viewers.

Lee Sung-min is receiving evaluations for persuasively expressing the authenticity of the character with his unique heavy vocalization and restrained emotional acting.

In the briefing scene, he showed the authority of the Minister of Education character with an unwavering gaze and a stable tone, and in the scene where he alone recalled his late daughter Choi Ga-yoon (played by Ha Young) in the car, he conveyed a sense of loss with only restrained emotions, leaving a poignant aftertaste.

He delicately expressed the father's sorrow and human anguish hidden behind strength, adding three-dimensionality to the character.

He also showed natural chemistry with the members of the School Rights Protection Bureau, including Na Hwa-jin (played by Kim Mu-yeol), who is his daughter's fiancé and a key figure in the School Rights Protection Bureau. He provided support and spiritual strength to Na Hwa-jin as a reliable ally, and injected vitality into the drama with a single line, "Shall I buy you sausages?" to Bong Geun-dae (played by Pyo Ji-hoon), who inquired about expenses incurred during work.

HB Entertainment, Lee Sung-min's agency, stated, "He completed 'the face of a true adult needed today' by simultaneously expressing cold leadership and a human interior."

Meanwhile, Lee Sung-min is ahead of the release of JTBC's new drama 'God's Bead'.

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