Kill Me, Heal Me

Cha Do-hyun, a wealthy heir suffering from dissociative identity disorder (DID), tries to regain control of his life and company. He enlists the help of Oh Ri-jin, a first-year psychiatric resident, to help him manage his seven distinct personalities. As they work together, Ri-jin discovers that Do-hyun's condition is linked to a dark family secret and a traumatic past, forcing them to confront painful memories and confront the people responsible.

Kill Me, Heal Me was a critical and commercial success, praised for its unique premise, strong performances, and ability to blend humor with serious themes. The drama garnered significant attention for its sensitive portrayal of mental illness and its compelling narrative, earning high viewership ratings and widespread positive feedback from both critics and audiences.

• Praised for Ji Sung's versatile performance in portraying multiple characters.

• Commended for its sensitive and engaging exploration of mental health issues.

• Applauded for its skillful balance of comedy, drama, and romance.

Google audience: Viewers loved the drama's unique storyline and the main actors' outstanding performances, particularly Ji Sung's portrayal of multiple personalities. The series is noted for its emotional depth, humor, and satisfying resolution, making it a highly recommended watch.

Won numerous awards including the Top Excellence Award (Actor) for Ji Sung at the MBC Drama Awards, Best Couple Award, and several nominations at various Korean award ceremonies.

Actor Ji Sung reportedly prepared extensively for his role by studying DID and practicing different personas, including researching popular culture figures to inspire each of his characters' distinct traits.