Sana

This series explores the complexities of the human mind, illustrating how every action leads to another. It challenges the conventional notions of good and bad, revealing that a 'good' person isn't always purely good, and a 'bad' person isn't necessarily evil. The show highlights how experiences and circumstances can drastically transform an individual.

Park Eun-Bin takes on her first-ever sinister role, showcasing her incredible acting range. The well-prepared cast, compelling plot, and excellent direction elevate the series. It also delves into complex ethical dilemmas in the medical field, adding layers of moral conflict that keep the audience engaged.
For those who appreciate medical dramas that go beyond procedural storytelling, Hyper Knife is a must-watch. Its gripping plot keeps viewers hooked from start to finish, complemented by outstanding performances—especially from Park Eun-Bin.

Park Eun-Bin's performance in Hyper Knife is remarkable. Known for her versatility, she delivers this complex character with sincerity and energy, earning praise from both audiences and critics. Her portrayal of Se-ok’s psychological breakdown is deeply nuanced, making viewers feel both pity and ambivalence toward her actions.

Sul Kyung-gu also enhances the drama with his nuanced portrayal of Choi Deok-hee, a character whose personal motivations and flaws add emotional depth to the story.