When watching "Resident Playbook", the audience's blood boils when they come to Dr. Myung Eun-won's scene. Even in Hospital Playlist, it's no mistake that she is a character who can attract viewers. Dr. Myung is a villain who is unknowingly wearing a mask, and it can be said that the story is moving because of her. Actress Kim Hye In, who plays such a character that everyone sees as a villain, also expressed her feelings. Kim Hye In said, "I played this character of Myung-won with a strong desire to portray her, so I think I will definitely feel her character every time I see Dr. Myung-won in the drama. I wanted to portray Myung-won's actions to make me question, "How big is this?" and to make her feel like a person who is happy and believes in herself. This kind of two-faced and confused personality makes her a character who is more speechless than the usual villains."

Are there any similarities between Dr. Myung and her? When asked, Kim Hye In replied, "I think it's about 10% similar (laughs). The accent...or, the way he speaks, the way he speaks with a certain firmness. But Myung Eun-won's actions are too much. I want to be 0% similar to him. If I had a senior like him in real life, I would definitely consider quitting (laughs). I prefer sharing tasks and succeeding with others. Even when I read the script, I didn't like Myung Eun-won myself. I was disappointed sometimes. It's hard to even relate to this character. If there is someone in real life who has suffered because of his background, background, or ethnicity, I would like to apologize on his behalf."

It appears that even Kim Hye In, the actress portraying Myung Eun-won, has expressed a dislike for her own character, possibly due to the highly exaggerated and dramatic nature of the portrayal. This over-the-top performance has seemingly made the villainous Dr. Myung Eun-won, who deceptively feigns innocence, particularly unlikable to viewers. As the drama progresses, audiences are eagerly anticipating the inevitable downfall and suffering of this antagonist, hoping to see her true colors fully exposed and her manipulative facade crumble. The intense dislike for the character speaks to the effectiveness of Hye In's acting in evoking strong emotions, even if those emotions are negative.

Source: KBIZoom