"Even the kid's dad doesn't get angry anymore" Kim Mu-yeol is delighted by the recent transformation of the 'Teach You a Lesson' villains

[Sportschosun, Cho Yoon-sun] The villains from "Teach You a Lesson" sent a thank-you message to Kim Mu-yeol, who plays inspector Na Hwa-jin.

On the 15th, Netflix released a video titled "The villains' thank-you message to Na Hwa-jin | Teach You a Lesson."

In the video, Kim Mu-yeol looked excited and said, "I heard our students sent video letters, and I'm really looking forward to them."

First to appear were Yoo Tae-joo and Ok Jin-wook, who played the school bullies Park Seong-hwan and Jo In-beom. Seeing how neat they looked compared with their characters, Kim Mu-yeol welcomed them by saying, "You've lost weight. You look like pretty boys."

The two joked, "We've become super nice. We listen in class really well and erased all our tattoos. We'll work hard and behave. Don't come visit us anymore. Next time, don't bring a broom—bring something delicious instead. We love you."

Next, Jang Yo-hoon, who played Min Ji-woong, appeared with permed hair. After greeting him with, "You remember me, right, Mr. Na Hwa-jin?" he knelt down and raised both hands. He drew laughter by saying, "I'll live so well from now on that you won't ever need to come looking for me. Don't come again."

Park Seo-yoon, who played Han Ye-ri, said, "I hope Inspector Im Han-rim is doing well too. If you do a live broadcast later, both of you should come by. I'll help you gain followers," and added a cute greeting, "Long live the School Rights Protection Bureau!"

Finally, when Park Ji-yeon appeared as Woojin's mother, the "parent villain," Kim Mu-yeol laughed in embarrassment and said, "Oh my."

Park Ji-yeon replied, "Even the kid's dad doesn't get angry anymore. You must be busy, so please take care of your health while working. Otherwise, your self-esteem will drop," making Kim Mu-yeol laugh.

After watching the video letters, Kim Mu-yeol responded, "I enjoyed them. Seong-hwan and In-beom look great after losing weight and cutting their hair neatly. Ji-woong almost went unrecognized. Nice hair. Ye-ri, I'll come to your live broadcast. And Woojin's mother, please don't let your self-esteem drop." He added, "Lastly, I'm still on the job, and I hope everyone keeps living well and kindly."

Meanwhile, Kim Mu-yeol has been winning viewers over with his powerful presence as Na Hwa-jin, an inspector at the School Rights Protection Bureau, in Netflix's original series "Teach You a Lesson."

Based on the webtoon of the same name, "Teach You a Lesson" tells the story of the School Rights Protection Bureau, an agency created to protect teachers' rights and defend South Korea's education scene from over-the-line students, teachers, and parents. Adapted from the original setting and newly reimagined, the series has earned praise from viewers at home and abroad for its bold, refreshing, and straightforward message that tackles the real problems in education.

According to global OTT ranking site FlixPatrol, "Teach You a Lesson" ranked No. 1 among the world's most-watched TV shows as of the 14th. It also topped the charts in 44 countries and regions, including South Korea, India, Brazil, France, Japan, Indonesia, and Saudi Arabia, continuing its global popularity.