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In 'My Guilty Human', Im Si-wan transforms into a chaebol third-generation character.
tvN's new Monday-Tuesday drama 'My Guilty Human' (script by Moon Soo-jeong, directed by Park Dan-hee) is a close-contact thriller romance featuring an arrogant chaebol third generation identified as a murder suspect and a special forces veteran detective who goes undercover as his executive assistant.
In the drama, Im Si-wan plays Yoon Yi-jun, a chaebol third generation considered a leading successor to Taegang Group, ranked number one in the business world, thanks to his outstanding management skills and unwavering judgment. He is a character who lacks nothing from appearance to ability.
Especially for Yoon Yi-jun, who has had to constantly prove his abilities and achievements as a succession candidate since childhood, perfectionism has become an unquestioned standard. This trait carries over fully into his work, making employees extremely tense with his meticulousness and sharpness that leaves no room even for the smallest mistakes.
However, Yoon Yi-jun, such a perfect succession candidate, completely disarms as soon as he enters his home. He transforms into an endlessly affectionate butler in front of his pet cat Jerry. This has sparked curiosity about Yoon Yi-jun's day, which shows distinctly different sides at work and at home.
Stills released on the 15th offer a glimpse into Yoon Yi-jun's contrasting daily life, heightening interest. First, when Yoon Yi-jun arrives at the office, an unapproachable executive aura is felt. His firm, unwavering expression and sharp eyes that seem to pierce through others fully reflect the face of a perfectionist who allows no small flaws whatsoever.
On the other hand, Yoon Yi-jun returns home and draws attention with a more human side. The moment he gently strokes his pet cat Jerry while enjoying leisure time adds familiarity as he changes into comfortable clothes and enjoys complete rest in a healing time.
Just like this, Yoon Yi-jun's daily life, which has maintained his own firm routines both at home and outside, is expected to be greatly shaken by his meeting with new executive assistant Kang Jae-hee (played by Seol In-a). Attention focuses on what butterfly effect Kang Jae-hee's appearance will cause in Yoon Yi-jun's life, which had no room for any disorder.
The first episode of 'My Guilty Human' will air at 8:50 p.m. on October 19, and global viewers can watch it through Amazon Prime Video.
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