Ji Chang Wook perfectly plays the role of a stubborn police officer and gang organizer in 'The Worst Evil'

Ji Chang Wook's stills have been released in "Worst Evil". Disney+'s original series "The Worst Evil" is the center of the drug trade in Japan, China and South Korea in the 1990s.
This is a crime action TV series that depicts the process of a police officer, Ji Chang Wook, infiltrating an organization to take down the Gangnam United Organization.
First, Park Joon-mo, the first character drawn by Ji Chang Wook, is a police officer with excellent judgment and tenacity. he risks to succeed
embarked on an investigation. In this process, he not only showed his insight to accurately see the entire flow of the incident, but also showed off his boldness by saying, ``I'll try it my way once,'' and firmly captured the hearts of the viewers.
It's planned. ``Jun-mo'' approaches ``Jung Ki-cheol (Wi HaJun)'', the boss of the Gangnam Union, which is at the center of the drug trade, under the false identity of ``Kwon Seung-ho'', and is determined to be a member of the Gangnam Union.
He will boldly jump into dangerous incidents in order to gain trust and will portray a more realistic beast-like figure. Ji Chang Wook refers to a person named ``Kwon Seungho'' as ``Park Joon''.
Although she seems to be similar to "Mo," she acts as a completely different personality, making the play even more immersive. As the play progresses, the Gangnam Union gradually becomes infiltrated and changes into a different figure from when it was "Junmo".
is expressed through stylish action and deeply focused psychological changes, making people look forward to an intense story that can only be seen in ``The Worst Evil.''
``The Worst Evil'' will be released in South Korea on the 27th.