Superstar Who Eats Everything

Episode 12_

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The writer and production team thought they had to captivate viewers from the first episode. That’s why they decided to make the culprit a child.

‘I have to make my presence felt here.’

In line with their intentions, Yeo-Jun had no intention of becoming just another criminal.

It is not acceptable to act like a child imitating an adult criminal.

It’s okay to be excessive. Just make sure it’s strong enough to affect the other person’s mind, so that they become less human.

“you…….”

Park Yoo-won is unable to continue speaking and closes his mouth. Actress Bae Yeon-hee, who plays Kim Ji-soo, is captured on camera looking purely astonished, forgetting that she is acting.

“Haa… … Huh, that was fun.”

Issei-in raises her head and looks at the ceiling.

The ability to muffle sounds was useful for expressing inhuman appearances. The laughter that came out as a scratchy sound, unable to contain its joy, at first glance resembled the cries of an animal.

“Didn’t you think that something might go wrong like this?”

“Is it wrong? Why?”

“what?”

“I know all about it. I looked it up on the Internet. What was it? He was a juvenile delinquent.”

An age where criminal punishment or juvenile protection measures are not possible for those under 10 years of age.

“You can’t punish me anyway.”

The innocent and refreshing appearance shown in the first appearance scene is nowhere to be found.

The lighting was intentionally focused on one side to cast a dark shadow on Yeo-Jun’s face. This was meant to symbolize the evil nature hidden at a young age.

(Do you believe in the theory of human nature being good or human nature being evil?)

At the beginning of the play, the question that Park Yu-won asked Kim Ji-soo comes to mind. Are humans born good? Or are they born evil?

Issain brings her upper body closer while placing her crossed arms on the table.

“How can you catch me?”

He stares at the two detectives without blinking.

Kim Ji-soo turned her head away, unable to bear the gaze, but Park Yu-won did not avoid Lee Se-in’s eyes.

“… … Let’s go.”

After receiving Lee Se-in’s confession, Park Yoo-won leads the police to search Lee Se-in’s house.

The jeans of Issanne, who was holding the first victim as he thrashed in pain, are found.

And then they found an old pesticide bottle in the warehouse. The fingerprints left on the bottle were compared with Isa’s fingerprints, and the result was a 100% match.

“oh my god…….”

“Wasn’t Mr. Kim from the hardware store the culprit?”

“He’s a kid. Why, there’s a guy who lives with his grandmother.”

The small town was in an uproar when the real culprit was a mere child.

“Could it be that the child did that?”

“I heard from my kid that he played with a cat corpse before.”

“I told you before that he was upset.”

Some people didn’t believe it, and others spread rumors when they saw the opportunity. When Lee Se-in’s parents heard the news, they rushed to find him and tried to get him into the car.

Because they are young, there is no legal way to force them to do so. At best, their parents may take them to a psychiatrist.

“What will happen to that child?”

Kim Ji-soo asks Park Yu-won a question. Lee Se-in stops walking and looks at the two detectives.

In his first appearance, he wore a white T-shirt and created a refreshing atmosphere, but in the last scene where his true identity was revealed, he emphasized the shadowed part of his eyes that were covered by his black T-shirt and bangs.

“Either I never see you again or… … .”

Issain looks straight into the camera lens.

Usually, actors should not look directly at the camera when acting. If they do, the boundary between drama and reality will be broken, causing discomfort to the viewers.

But I made you look at this scene on purpose.

It is a directing device intended to make the viewer uncomfortable. Because of the previous narrative, Ise-in’s gaze looks even more creepy.

“Or I’ll see you again wearing a mask.”

Soon, the car carrying Issain left the village. The reason Park Yu-won returned was similar. To catch a demon, not a human.

* * *

Shim Hye-sun was so engrossed in the drama that she didn’t even realize that the delivery food she was going to eat was getting cold.

‘What did I just see?’

In episode 1, Yeo-Jun Woo showed great acting that was hard to believe for a rookie, especially one so young.

Especially because his pronunciation and vocalization were better than those of the supporting actors.

But the second time, he went beyond that level. He didn’t just act out the role in the script, but added color to the character with his own interpretation.

“Wow, what is it?”

Shim Hye-seon, who had been dumbfounded for a few minutes, checked the community.

From the moment Issane’s true identity was revealed, there was no real-time response. Everyone was so absorbed in Issane like her that they didn’t even have time to write.

-and

-ㅁ1chin;;;

-????

-omg

-What just happened??

-What the fuck?

And as soon as it was over, the reactions poured in.

Everyone was wondering if what they had seen was true. If a normal adult actor had acted like that, it would have been a hot topic, but they couldn’t believe that it was a performance by a child who wasn’t even ten years old.

-Are you the person who saw Mind?

Wow, this is so creepy

Minseong and Kim Jisoo are crazy too, but what about Ssapaeah?? The acting skills show is crazy

└Right, you’re really good. I’m looking forward to the future.

└Does anyone know who the child actor is? He’s so good.

└└I saw the ending and it said it was Yeo Joon, but it was our first time meeting

-Usually in these dramas, it’s normal to be angry at the criminal.

Isn’t it normal to be angry when someone asks how you can punish someone just because they’re young?

But I just think it’s creepy and scary and something I don’t want to encounter normally.

└I really want to see the movie Good Trims on Evil, but I just want to see that guy disappear from my sight quickly.

└Wow but the drama is so addictive, I can’t wait for the next episode. The kid won’t appear anymore, right?

└The child actor really does a good job of acting annoying and annoying.

└Is it intentional that he looks straight at the camera at the end? He locks eyes with Ae-rang and closes his eyes

└└You too? Me tooㅋㅋㅋ

– Today’s mind scene that makes people say that child actor acting is crazy.swf

-Mind’s child actor’s acting was amazing lol clip video

Some of the drama fans cut out parts of Yeo Woo-joon’s acting and spread them here and there. As the community reaction was unusual, articles poured out.

<“What is child acting?” Hot topic… Lee Kyo-eun’s ‘Bad Seed’ [Mind]>

The agency distributed a press release when the drama ended and attention was focused on Yeo Woo-jun. They also registered the information on portal sites and made the profile available for viewing.

… … Yeo-Jun Yoo is a talent that was personally cast by Legacy’s star producer, Hae-Na Choi. She has completed her contract as an idol trainee with Legacy Entertainment Company, and her acting activities are entrusted to One Actors.

Fox Jun · Talent

Born · July 14, 2009

Agency · Legacy One Actors

Filmography · Mind – Extra

Yeo Jun-woo’s profile photo, with a natural look of makeup-free makeup and a white shirt and black pants, caught everyone’s attention thanks to his deep gaze.

‘Oh, I really want it.’

Shim Hye-sun has never been this envious of Legacy Entertainment.

If only I could bring a child like that… … Her eyes sparkled with greed.

And the Legacy trainees who were watching the original broadcast of [Mind] together in the trainee dorm also showed a reaction not much different from the community’s reaction.

“… … Hey. Youngest. You’re really awesome.”

“I was seriously creeped out.”

They were so absorbed in the drama that they held their breath, but after two more commercials, they let out their breath and gave rave reviews.

One person was rubbing his forearm in an exaggerated manner to calm the goosebumps.

‘You’re saying this is acting by someone who’s never taken lessons?’

Jang Hyun-do looked at Yeo Woo-jun in surprise. Legacy trainees take various classes, not just dance and singing.

The same goes for acting, because later on when you do individual work, or even if you don’t debut as an idol, you can consider another path as an actor.

“Woojun is really a natural.”

Since everyone has learned basic acting, they just show what they know.

Yeo Woo-jun’s acting isn’t something you can learn. It’s like he was born to act…

“The youngest’s reaction right now is no joke.”

“Look here.”

They gathered in front of Jeong Ji-seok’s laptop.

-Wow, Mind Sapae Station Legacy Yeonsaeng

-Wow, you crazy 09 year old

-You’re only eight years old?? That acting??

-Choi Hae-na has crazy taste

-I’m looking forward to the future of Mind Child

-He came out for a short while, but he did a good job without making me feel like a child actor.

Yeo-Jun also got caught up in the middle of it all and watched the reaction. It was strange that these people were making a fuss because of me. In my previous lives, at least I had never surprised people with my ‘acting’.

‘But it’s not worth receiving such high praise.’

It was a debut that would astonish everyone, but Yeo Woo-jun’s standards were high.

Because I’ve seen a lot during the Nth regression. I still have a long way to go before I can catch up with Kim Ha-eun.

As Jeong Ji-seok refreshed the screen, familiar reactions caught his eye here and there.

-You’re good at it, but not to the point where you can’t praise it.

-Aren’t you being too excited?

-There aren’t any good child actors these days, but this level of reaction seems overdone.

Hmm. This is the kind of reaction that should come out in the entertainment industry. The trainees who were watching together snatched Yeo Woo-jun’s laptop away while keeping an eye on him.

└Are your eyes squinty?

└I’m really jealous of the kid.

└Even an idiot would say it’s good. Did you really watch the same drama?

└You must have fought without watching the drama

Of course, there were a lot of comments on articles like that.

Yeo-Jun doesn’t really care about things like that. He’s been alive for so long.

And now, this is more important. Yeo-Jun let out a joyful laugh like Lee Se-In in [Mind]. The trainees flinch.

“Hey, Woojun. Why are you acting so scary, hyung?”

“Ignore the reactions of those people. They just find fault with other people because they’re happy with them.”

“That’s right. You’re doing that to get attention by writing articles that go against what other people are saying… … Woo-jun, why are you laughing like that? Like in a drama.”

In their eyes, it seemed like Fox Jun had lost his taste because of the bad reaction he had received.

“flaw…….”

What’s the problem now? I got another thousand points?! It’s only a handful compared to a million, but it’s still good.

What’s more, this isn’t all that’s been updated.

‘Public aggregate? There was no such thing before?’

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‘So, you’re saying I can earn more points here?’

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Really? That’s right? Another laugh flowed out of Yeo-Jun’s teeth. Yes, this is the only way to fill up a million.

“Hehehe… … .”

“Woojun is really delicious?”

The trainees stood up from their seats, hesitating. Yeo-Jun barely managed to escape the afterglow of the extra points and recalled [Mind].

The story of the play was flowing as intended, the pleasure I felt when I played around with my co-stars, and the thrill of seeing the astonished looks on the staff’s faces.

“Ah, that was fun.”

“Hey! Run away!”

Could it be because the impression that it was fun overlapped with Lee Se-in in the drama? The trainee hyungs quickly went into my room.

Yeo-Jun blinked at their fuss. Soon he snickered. I told you, they were funny people.