'I Live Alone' naturalist appears... Kim Min, life beyond imagination in a 90-year-old house

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Actor Kim Min will appear on MBC's 'I Live Alone' segment 'Rainbow Bridge,' revealing an everyday life that defies imagination. From the morning, he ties his hair into a topknot and performs cement work to repair a house that is 80 to 90 years old, showcasing a unique routine that breaks expectations, which is set to astonish viewers.

In the episode of MBC's 'I Live Alone' airing on the 2nd, the daily life of Kim Min, a scene-stealer who exudes an overwhelming aura, will be revealed for the first time.

Kim Min, who has appeared in dramas such as 'Casino,' 'Killers of the Flower Moon,' and 'Four Hands,' played the role of Muay Thai master 'Phasin' in 'Killers of the Flower Moon.' He made a strong impression on viewers worldwide with his intense action performances and unique character. Kim Min's unusual daily life, shown in the preview video released at the end of the previous episode, also captured viewers' attention, building anticipation.

The revealed photos show Kim Min's home, which is as distinctive as his personality after 28 years of living alone, drawing the eye. He introduces a house where traces of life remain intact, stating it is "a house that is 80 to 90 years old." From an exotic bedroom to a living room filled with unusual props, and a dressing room packed with avant-garde outfits, none of the interior design is ordinary, stimulating curiosity.

Kim Min reveals that he has been shuttling between overseas locations for his acting career, sharing stories about his eight years of wandering life abroad and how he came to live in his current home, drawing interest.

Kim Min's free-spirited morning routine is also revealed. After waking up, he puts on a heart-patterned robe and leaves the house to operate a mysterious machine among the bushes. He then ties his hair into a topknot and begins cement work on the broken floor with skilled craftsmanship.

Additionally, he enjoys breakfast of baguettes and coffee in a space partitioned by folding screens and immerses himself in playing the ukulele. Kim Min's beast-like charm as he bites off and eats an entire baguette, along with his romantic side enjoying music, showcases a contrasting appeal.

Meanwhile, Kim Min's martial arts training session is also revealed. After loosening his body with stretching, Kim Min becomes a 'barefoot master,' demonstrating martial arts skills that alternate between boxing and Muay Thai. He is captured flying properly in front of a punching bag, evoking surprise.

On the other hand, Kim Min's daily life can be seen on MBC's 'I Live Alone,' airing at 11 p.m. on the 2nd.

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