Author Lee Nak-jun to address rumors of "3 billion won profit from 'Heavy Trauma Center'" on [Malja Show]

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Author Lee Nak-jun will appear on 'Malja Show'.

The episode of KBS 2TV's 'Malja Show' airing on the 24th is specially themed around 'The World of Professions'. As a guest, Lee Nak-jun, the original web novel author of Netflix's original series 'Heavy Trauma Center', former otolaryngologist, and one of the three doctors behind the YouTube channel 'Doctor Friends' with 1.42 million subscribers, will make an appearance.

During the broadcast, Lee Nak-jun recalls his first meeting with actor Joo Ji-hoon, who portrayed the protagonist Baek Kang-hyuk in 'Heavy Trauma Center'. He vividly describes the overwhelming emotions he felt at the time, saying it seemed as though the characters from his work had stepped into reality.

Additionally, Lee Nak-jun addresses rumors claiming he earned 3 billion won from 'Heavy Trauma Center'. He also shares news of a licensing deal for his next work. 'Malja Halmae' Kim Young-hee cautiously expresses her desire to make a cameo appearance in the upcoming project, but an unexpected response leaves the audience in stitches.

Lee Nak-jun offers thoughtful advice to an audience member who is a 'professional job-hopper', having changed jobs seven times. He also shares the moment he decided to leave his highly admired career as a doctor and pursue a path as a web novel author. Notably, he chose to become a full-time writer even before 'Heavy Trauma Center' became a hit; the bold reason behind his career change will be revealed during this broadcast.

Furthermore, Lee Nak-jun shares his views on the intense educational fervor among parents who have been preparing their children for medical school entrance exams since elementary school, drawing from his experience as a former physician. In addition, 'Malja Halmae' Kim Young-hee is expected to collect and immediately address real-life career concerns from audience members ranging from flight attendants to sanitation workers.

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