https://www.forbes.com/sites/joanmacdonald/2025/03/20/park-eun-bin-holds-power-over-life-and-death-in-hyper-knife
Gifted surgeon Jeong Se-ok is talented enough to perform a life-saving brain dissection. However, Se-ok, played by Park Eun-bin in the new Disney k-drama Hyper Knife, is also ruthless enough to randomly end a life. Se-ok, who lost her medical license a while ago, performs illegal brain surgery in remote places, with the help of
Park Eun-Bin Holds Power Over Life And Death In ‘Hyper Knife’
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