Choo Young-woo, from "No. 1" to successor of Joo Ji-hoon… Returns with "Critical Trauma Center" Seasons 2 and 3

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Actor Choo Young-woo returns in Season 2 of the Netflix series "Critical Trauma Center."

"Critical Trauma Center" is a work depicting the satisfying story that unfolds when Baek Kang-hyuk (played by Joo Ji-hoon), a genius specialist surgeon who roamed battlefields, arrives to resuscitate a nominal critical trauma team. Season 1 made it onto the TOP 10 list in 63 countries worldwide, sparking a "critical syndrome," and Choo Young-woo is set to meet domestic and international viewers once again as "Yang Jae-won."

In the drama, Choo Young-woo plays Yang Jae-won, an elite fellow who was the undisputed top student in the medical school at Korea University, and Baek Kang-hyuk's first disciple. Yang Jae-won, drawn to Baek Kang-hyuk's dazzling surgical skills and joining the critical trauma team, worked tirelessly day and night to save patients on the brink of life and death, showing his growth into a true critical trauma surgeon.

In particular, while Yang Jae-won's transformation from "anus" to "No. 1," and then to "Mr. Yang Jae-won," was a key viewing point running through Season 1, Season 2 is expected to unfold the story of the critical trauma team racing to clear blocked vessels in the system and protect the golden time between life and death amid a more massive disaster and unpredictable crisis.

Choo Young-woo, who has proven his limitless acting spectrum by moving between diverse characters in each work, will double the charm of the character with a performance imbued with sincerity in "Critical Trauma Center" Season 2. Attention is focused as Yang Jae-won, who has established himself as Baek Kang-hyuk's successor, is set to depict his transformation into a critical trauma surgeon through even more intense acting.

Meanwhile, Choo Young-woo is currently playing the role of "Park Min-jae," a doctoral student in robotics, in ENA's Monday-Tuesday drama "Yeon Ae (Dr.)," meeting viewers every Monday and Tuesday at 10 p.m.

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