Actor Byun YoHan on the end of ”Death to Snow White ~Black Out~”... ”It was tough, but I'm happy”

Korean actor Byun YoHan shared his thoughts on the end of the broadcast of "Death to Snow White: Black Out" (hereinafter "Snow White").
Byun Yohan is a miss who has not been found in the MBC Fri-Sat TV series "Snow White"
The drama depicts the 10 years since the release of the role of Go Jung-woo, an ex-offender who was accused of a serious murder case.
He was arrested and served 10 years in prison before being released. He was suspected of murdering two friends, and not only he but his family had to endure a lot of hardship and suffering.
Jung-woo, who is caught up in this, struggles alone to uncover the truth and prove his innocence. In the process, Jung-woo discovers that the real culprit who drove him and his family into a difficult situation is none other than a man he knows like a family member.
Supported by the excellent performances of Byun Yohan and other actors, the sensual direction, the detailed foreshadowing and detailed narration, "Snow White" becomes more and more interesting as it progresses to the second half.
The show has broken its own record for viewership ratings, with the highest viewership rating per minute for episode 13 reaching 9.8% (according to Nielsen Korea).
Byun YoHan portrayed the changes that Jung-woo experienced over the past 10 years and the psychological turmoil that accompanied them with his characteristic deep gaze and powerful acting, leading the drama.
Ng's performance is solid and sensitive as Jung-woo, who used to live as the "perfect young man" everyone envied, loses his world and is left alone to search for the truth in a grey life.
Byun Yohan has completed the role of Jung Woo, who has won the support and encouragement of viewers with his mature acting that leaves a lasting impression, and the drama is a "power show of acting" from episode 1 to the final episode.
Byun Yohan said, "I would like to express my sincere gratitude to the viewers who have loved 'Snow White' up until now. This TV series has brought to life the people around me who thought I was an ordinary person.
"It's a drama that shows the true faces of people and how selfish and creepy they can become in the face of desire. I'm curious to know what viewers were thinking as they watched the drama."
He continued, "It may not be enough, but I did my best to understand Jung Woo and filmed it with that in mind. Not only me, who lived as Jung Woo, but all the other actors and staff
It was a time when everyone was with Jungwoo and protected him. It was tough but a happy time to film. I was also happy that the viewers were watching and cheering on Jungwoo. Lots of love.
"Thank you for sending it to me," he said. This year, he has been performing passionately in the Disney+ original series "Uncle Samsik," the movie "She Died," and the TV series "Snow White."
Byun Yohan, who proved his ability as a "trustworthy actor" through his performances, will be starring in a melodrama about three people who could not even love themselves, but who shine a light on each other and face life and love.
He is expected to show off a new side of himself by playing the role of "Johann," a free-spirited character, in "Pavane."