Worst of Evil is a drama that managed to exceed my expectations, largely thanks to Ji Chang Wook's phenomenal performance. Once again, he showcased his incredible acting range, breathing life into his character in a way that captivated me from the start. His ability to convey deep emotions and transform into his role so effortlessly is truly impressive. The drama itself kept me on the edge of my seat with each episode, fueling my curiosity and driving me to keep watching to see what unfolds next.

Admittedly, I'm usually not a huge fan of shows that lean heavily on realism, preferring more escapist themes in my viewing choices. However, this drama utilises realism in such an effective and compelling manner that it added to the show's intensity and depth, rather than detracting from it. The realistic portrayal of its themes and characters gave the story a grounding in reality that made it all the more engaging. This drama has proven to be an exceptional watch, skillfully blending stellar acting, suspenseful storytelling, and a thought-provoking use of realism.