Parental illness..Park Seo-jin's younger sister was shocked by the car accident. "Nervous paralysis." [a housekeeper]

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Park Seo-jin starts a tearful caregiving period for her younger brother Hyo-jung, who was in a car accident.

KBS 2TV's "The Men Who Live" Season 2 (hereinafter referred to as "The Living Man"), which will be broadcast on the 11th, will reveal the story of Hyojung, who recently lay in a hospital bed due to a car accident, and Park Seo-jin, who takes care of him with utmost sincerity.

Another crisis looms for Park Seo-jin, who previously had a heartbreaking time with news of his father's cerebrovascular disease and his mother's suspected thyroid cancer. Hyojung had a collision in the tunnel while traveling in a car. Park Seo-jin expressed her surprise, saying, "When I saw the black box video, it was a big accident I've only seen on TV." In particular, he was shocked when he heard from his doctor that "it could lead to nerve paralysis."

In the end, Park Seo-jin decides to take care of his younger brother who is recuperating at home for the first time. However, for a moment, Hyo-jung begins to test her patience by continuously singing Park Seo-jin with an "unexpected call method" that utilizes unexpected objects. It is curious what Hyo-jung's calling weapon will be, which Park Seo-jin eventually drove to the brink of explosion, saying, "Are you training a dung dog?"

Afterwards, Park Seo-jin takes care of Hyo-jung with all her heart despite the highest level of difficulty in caring. Nevertheless, Hyo-jung feels increasingly frustrated because she stays in the room all day, and carefully asks Park Seo-jin for a favor, saying, "I have one last wish." In the end, Park Seo-jin even mobilized a wheelchair for Hyojung to go out, adding to the curiosity about the destination.

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