So Ji Sub is garnering significant attention with his new action series, 'Agent Kim Rebooted'. Following the success of 'No Mercy', he continues to explore the action genre, but this time with a compelling emotional narrative at its core.

In a recent interview, So Ji Sub shared that his decision to participate in 'Agent Kim Rebooted' was not solely based on the thrilling fight scenes. Instead, it was the story of a desperate single father searching for his missing daughter that truly resonated with him. He expressed, "I have always wanted to take on more action roles, but what ultimately convinced me was the emotional depth of the character's journey." This adds a unique layer to his portrayal, distinguishing it from his previous action films.

In 'Agent Kim Rebooted', So Ji Sub plays Kim Do Hyun, an ordinary bank employee and devoted father who must awaken his past as a skilled agent with the codename '66' when his daughter goes missing. The narrative draws parallels to the film 'Taken', focusing on a father's quest to rescue his kidnapped daughter. However, director Lee Seung Young emphasizes that while the initial premise may be similar, the film diverges significantly in its execution and emotional tone.

So Ji Sub highlighted that this project differs from his past roles, as his character fights not just for survival but to protect his loved ones. This quest for familial protection adds a rich emotional texture to the action-packed storyline.

As of now, 'Agent Kim Rebooted' has aired 2 out of 10 episodes, achieving impressive viewership ratings of 9.5% and 15.7%, according to Nielsen Korea. The series has also made it into the top 10 most discussed television shows of the week, as reported by Good Data Corporation.

With its blend of action and heartfelt storytelling, 'Agent Kim Rebooted' is set to offer audiences a fresh viewing experience, marking a significant shift in SBS's weekend programming following the success of 'My Royal Enemy'. The director describes their show as having a more intense and spicy flavor compared to its predecessor, promising viewers an engaging and different narrative.