Ji Chang Wook becomes the son-in-law of a Mexican conglomerate! ... His first experience raising a child

Ji Chang Wook, who began his life as a farmer in Mexico on the JTBC variety show "My Name is Gabriel," finally has his family relationships revealed.
"My Name is Gabriel" will be broadcast today (23rd) at 10:30 pm. The agave plant, the raw material for tequila, is grown in Mexico.
The story of Ji Chang Wook, who has decided to live the life of a harvester, continues. After harvesting 7 tons of agave, Ji Chang Wook arrives home and is shocked to find that his wife and 6-month-old daughter have suddenly appeared.
He couldn't hide his awkward expression. He has had wives in previous works, but this is the first time he has been in a situation like this. In fact, he is unmarried, so he is even more flustered by the situation.
"I wondered how I should deal with this," he confesses. Ji Chang Wook shows his struggle as he gradually comes to empathize with the baby amid the awkwardness that permeates the house.
People are becoming more curious about Ji Chang Wook, a new father who has not been seen anywhere. On this day, Ji Chang Wook was playing soccer with his children at a nearby park.
After a 35-hour flight, the crew will be harvesting 7 tons of agave in the hot sun as soon as they arrive, raising their child, and even playing soccer.
Ji Chang Wook made everyone laugh by saying, "I'm really tired" in his busy daily life. Ji Chang Wook also showed special pride in his life in Mexico, and went to the agave planting plant alone.
He fought a lonely, desperate struggle to harvest one ton of corn, but eventually decided, "This isn't for me," and changed his stance.
The honest story is also expected to attract attention. On this day, the story of Ji Chang Wook, the second son-in-law of a wealthy family, who was invited to his father-in-law's house, will be revealed.
"Gabriel" will be broadcast in Korea at 10:30 pm today (23rd).