Had it not been for emergency medicine professor Heo Jun-seok in "Doctor X"... A refreshing presence that revitalizes the atmosphere

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Actor Heo Jun-seok's seasoned performance is capturing viewers' attention.

In last week's episode of SBS's Friday-Saturday drama "Doctor X: The Age of the White Mafia," the story of Kim Sung-jin (played by Heo Jun-seok), who has been placed on suspension from duty, was revealed. Previously, Kim Sung-jin had shown his humane side by looking after leukemia patient Lee Hyun-ah (played by Lee Chae-yu) in his own way. Despite hospital policy, Kim Sung-jin lent a hand to Lee Hyun-ah's surgery. Although he received a notice of suspension as disciplinary action, he demonstrated the true form of a doctor by once again attending to an emergency patient.

Heo Jun-seok is praised for playing a vital role in refreshing the drama's atmosphere amid taut tension, while showcasing strong chemistry with various characters. In particular, his back-and-forth exchanges with Jo Won-jin (anesthesiology professor, played by Lee Jin-hee) have become an indispensable healing point of the work, earning viewers' love. Heo Jun-seok is demonstrating a commanding presence through the perfect control of pace in portraying "Kim Sung-jin."

His agency, Ghost Studio, said, "We are grateful for the great love shown to the character Kim Sung-jin."

"Doctor X: The Age of the White Mafia" airs every Friday and Saturday at 9:50 p.m.

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