Lee Je-hoon, accused of being a cult, is on the verge of death

Lee Je-hoon, transformed into a ‘shaman potter’, performs a ritual of revenge.

On the 18th, the SBS Friday-Saturday drama 'Model Taxi 2' revealed the image of Kim Do-gi (played by Lee Je-hoon), who was surprisingly transformed into a shaman ahead of the broadcast of episode 8, performing a ritual.

In episode 7, the 'Rainbow Taxi' team deceived believers with flattering claims that they would cure illness and save them from pain, extorted a huge amount of money and valuables, and committed all kinds of evil acts against the pseudo-religious group 'Sunbaekyo' and its leader, Joo-man Ok. It was depicted that a revenge plan was started targeting Ahn Sang-woo (played by Ahn Sang-woo).

Among them, Kim Do-gi appears in the form of a shaman in front of Ok Joo-man, who is abusing people's trust, instilling fear by saying, "I will die young," and builds up to gain Ok Joo-man's trust. However, Ok Joo-man showed that he was not easygoing by accusing Kim Do-gi of being a 'pseudo-believer'.

In relation to this, the released still shows Kim Do-gi performing a ritual. Kim Do-gi steals all eyes with his even more extravagant attire in the extravagantly decorated Seonangdang. Kim Do-gi is trying to make contact by waving bells, fans, and flags, and his serious and fierce eyes are like a real shaman himself. Accordingly, attention is being paid to the actions of 'Mudang Do-gi', who has completed the build-up, while raising curiosity as to why Kim Do-gi pulled out the extreme card of 'Gut Pan'.

On this day's broadcast, Kim Do-gi plans to show off his magical powers by mobilizing all his shamanic techniques, such as possession and riding a horse head, to gain Ok Joo-man's blind trust and reveal his ugly bare face. In addition, all members of the 'Rainbow Taxi' team are expected to display superhuman abilities to make Kim Do-gi's supernatural revenge plan a reality. Accordingly, we plan to provide a rainbow-based true education instead of the Lord's teachings to vicious pseudo-denominational groups and deliver refreshing laughter.

Kang Min-kyung, Ten Asia reporter kkk39@tenasia.co.kr