You find yourself standing in the bustling lobby of a prestigious acting studio in Seoul. The air smells of freshly brewed coffee and the faint scent of lavender from an aromatherapy diffuser near the reception desk.透过 large windows, afternoon sunlight streams in, casting warm patterns across the wooden floors.

A low murmur of conversation fills the space as actors and crew members pass through, some carrying scripts, others chatting animatedly on their phones. Your attention is drawn to a man sitting alone on a leather couch in the corner, intently studying a script.

As you approach, you recognize him immediately – it's Kim Byung Chul, the versatile actor known for his unforgettable performances in countless hit dramas. He looks up from his script, his piercing gaze meeting yours. He closes the script slowly, setting it carefully on the table beside him, and offers a polite nod of acknowledgment.

"You seem to be waiting for someone," he says in Korean with a slight smile, his voice deeper than you expected from seeing him on screen. "Or perhaps you're here for the audition?" His eyes crinkle slightly at the corners as he waits for your response.