In the SBS Friday-Saturday drama 'From Today, Human', actor Lee Si-woo shocked viewers by revealing a surprising identity, turning the home theater upside down. The setting of not being a Gumiho but a 'Palmiho' provided a fresh twist for the audience.
In the fifth episode aired on the 30th, a tense situation unfolded as Eun-ho (played by Kim Hye-yoon) and Kang Si-yeol (played by Roman) encountered an unidentified woman. On that day, Eun-ho went hiking to confirm the appearance of another Gumiho but found herself in a crisis due to an unexpected accident.
At a critical moment when Kang Si-yeol injured himself and communication was cut off, a mysterious woman appeared and extended a hand of salvation. However, upon seeing the woman's face, Eun-ho was unable to contain her shock. The woman looked exactly like her sister Geum-ho (played by Lee Si-woo), who had perished after loving a human man in the past.
Overwhelmed by the shock of facing her dead sister, Eun-ho shed tears, but the woman did not recognize her at all. When the woman asked, "Do you know me?" Eun-ho expressed her anger and confusion, saying, "Are you pretending not to know me?" However, the woman introduced herself simply as a fox practicing in the mountains, amplifying Eun-ho's suspicions.
Later, heading to the woman's dwelling, Eun-ho confided in Kang Si-yeol about the tragic past related to her sister, revealing her complicated feelings. She attempted to escape the crisis by borrowing the woman's powers, but a mishap occurred as the woman's strength was insufficient, leading to failure.
The highlight of the drama was the woman's confession of her identity. At the peak of suspicion, the woman revealed that she was not a Gumiho but an eight-tailed 'Palmiho'. Eun-ho could not hide her disappointment at the explanation that she was a spirit training to become a Gumiho, and Kang Si-yeol also showed a look of disbelief.
However, the twist did not end there. The Palmiho expressed a significant joy towards Eun-ho, saying, "You are the one I have been waiting for," raising curiosity about future developments. It remains to be seen how the Palmiho, with the face of Eun-ho's dead sister, will become a variable in Eun-ho's adaptation to being human.
