``I'm about to die'' Actor Kim Ji-Hun has a strong presence as a psychopathic villain... Provoking anger at an all-time high

In the TV series "I'm about to die," Kim Ji Hun captivated viewers with her overwhelming performance as the villain. Kim JiHun appeared on TVING's original series "Mouse" which was released on the 5th.
In Part 2, he transformed into Park Tae-woo, who never stops murdering because of his desire. His murderous eyes and expression of madness gave me goosebumps.
Park Tae Woo (Kim JiHun) is Jang Gyu Cheol (Kim Jae Wook), a painter who completes his work with murder.
When he confronted Seo In Guk, who was in the body of a man, he gave off a sense of fear by showing a satisfied smile with blood on his face.
Sent a deadly warning to his younger brother Park Jin Tae (Choi Si Won)
Park Tae Woo killed him for success. Park Tae Woo's evil deeds do not end here. Constantly threatens Ahn JIHYO (Oh Jung Se), who has evidence of his own murder, saying, ``The Republic of Korea is
It's my playground,'' he declared confidently. Kim Ji-Hun spared no effort to portray Park Tae-woo, who struggles to survive despite encountering all kinds of accidents such as a plane exploding and being hit by a car.
It fueled my passion for acting. In addition, Park Tae-woo's appearance of showing no remorse for the crime he committed caused anger among viewers. In this way, Kim JiHun expresses his own desires such as facial expressions, actions, and emotions.
He played Park Tae Woo, who is reborn as a murderer for the sake of the movie, in a three-dimensional manner. "I'm About to Die" can be viewed on TVING and Prime Video.