'Nine to Six', Park Min-young and YOOK SUNGJAE workplace romance... First broadcast on the 25th

SBS’s new Wednesday-Thursday drama ″Nine to Six″ is set to premiere on the 25th at 9 PM. In this work, Park Min-young and YOOK SUNGJAE play the roles of Kang I-ji, a workaholic deputy head of the legal team, and Han Sun-woo, a warm-hearted intern, respectively. The main poster features Kang I-ji and Han Sun-woo walking side by side on their way to work. Kang I-ji is dressed in a beige suit, holding coffee and a file folder, showing the image of a meticulous office worker. On the other hand, Han Sun-woo attracts attention with a navy suit, a backpack, a playful smile, and a gaze directed at Kang I-ji. Their employee ID cards hang side by side, hinting at their connection within the same company. The first teaser video shows Kang I-ji’s strict company life and colleagues’ evaluation that ″she is a very demanding person.″ Kang I-ji says, ″I will organize it according to the manual,″ showing her unwavering attitude. Han Sun-woo approaches Kang I-ji, offering bread and flirting with the line, ″Did you know your eyes sparkle so much?″ He then reveals his bold side with the line, ″I will definitely stick close to Deputy Kang.″ Additionally, a scene was revealed where Director Park Hyun-tae (played by Go Soo) says to Kang I-ji, ″Let’s go. I’ll take you there.″ At the end of the video, Han Sun-woo is seen holding the closing elevator door, and Kang I-ji inside greets, ″Good morning.″ Park Min-young has been loved for her office worker characters in ″What’s Wrong with Secretary Kim,″ ″Weather People: The Cruelty of Office Romance,″ and ″Marry Me, My Husband,″ with the latter achieving a peak viewership rating of 12.3% (based on the metropolitan area). YOOK SUNGJAE previously recorded a peak viewership rating of 20.5% (Nielsen Korea paid households) with tvN’s ″Goblin.″ ″Nine to Six″ is directed by Lee Hyung-min and Oh Song-hee, with the script written by Choi Ji-oh. The drama depicts an on-and-off work-life balance romance that rewrites the standards of work, love, and happiness.