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Lim Si-wan and Kim Jung-hyun's 'My Guilty Human' is coming [Official]

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From left: Lim Si-wan, Kim Jung-hyun / Photo=tVN 'My Guilty Human'
From left: Lim Si-wan, Kim Jung-hyun / Photo=tVN 'My Guilty Human'
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/Photo=tvN 'My Guilty Human'

Lim Si-wan, Seol In-ah, Kim Jung-hyun, and Yeon Woo will visit viewers through 'My Guilty Human'.

tvN's new Monday-Tuesday drama 'My Guilty Human' (script by Moon Soo-jeong, directed by Park Dan-hee) depicts a close-thriller romance between an arrogant third-generation chaebol heir identified as a murder suspect and a special forces veteran who goes undercover as his executive secretary.

The series has drawn attention with the meeting of actors Lim Si-wan (as Yoon I-jun), Seol In-ah (as Kang Jae-hee), Kim Jung-hyun (as Kim Shi-hyun), and Yeon Woo (as Lee Hye-jeong). Among them, a reading session revealing their first collaboration has been released, further sparking curiosity. On that day, director Park Dan-hee, screenwriter Moon Soo-jeong, and the cast all gathered, announcing the powerful start of the work amid an atmosphere filled with excitement and tension.

First, Lim Si-wan skillfully captured the appropriate tone for Yoon I-jun, the next heir to Taegang Group and a third-generation chaebol, setting the mood. From his sensitive nature that never overlooks even the smallest details to his cynical attitude of deliberately maintaining distance from the world, he subtly adjusted his intonation according to the situation, making viewers more curious about the unique third-generation chaebol character Yoon I-jun that Lim Si-wan will bring to life.

The bold side of special forces veteran detective Kang Jae-hee came vividly to life through Seol In-ah's signature bright and healthy energy. Seol In-ah conveyed her unyielding strength and fearless action in any situation with a refreshing voice, while also showcasing the extraordinary inner depth of Kang Jae-hee forged during her time in special forces through her precise speech patterns and carefully delivered lines.

Kim Jung-hyun took on the role of Kim Shi-hyun, Yoon I-jun's close friend and a lawyer belonging to Taegang Group's legal team. He portrayed the character's cautious personality with deep, meaningful eyes. Additionally, while diligently taking care of his superior Yoon I-jun at work, he exuded an enigmatic mood at every moment, stimulating interest in the Kim Shi-hyun character whose true intentions are hard to discern.

Tae Gang-geu-rup (Chairman), who plays secretary Lee Hye-jeong, amplified the character's mysterious charm through restrained expression. She consistently maintained a calm voice and composed facial expressions, fully revealing Lee Hye-jeong's resilient personality. Furthermore, she hinted at a completely different side after work hours, generating anticipation for the diverse charms of the Lee Hye-jeong character.

Most importantly, the combination of Lim Si-wan, Seol In-ah, Kim Jung-hyun, and Yeon Woo, each bringing their distinct personalities into their characters, shone brightly. The four actors quickly immersed themselves in their respective roles, skillfully exchanging witty banter and subtle psychological battles within a precarious relationship full of deception and counter-deception, making audiences eagerly anticipate the story of these four unfolding in 'My Guilty Human'.

The production team of 'My Guilty Human' stated, "Unconventional characters ranging from a third-generation chaebol to a male-disguised detective will create unpredictable relationships that deliver unique entertainment," and added, "Please look forward to the performances of Lim Si-wan, Seol In-ah, Kim Jung-hyun, and Yeon Woo as they freely navigate between romance, comedy, and thriller to paint a dynamic story."

The first episode of 'My Guilty Human' will air on October 19 at 8:50 PM. Global viewers can watch it through Amazon Prime Video.

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