Yeonwoo of 'Lovephobia' revealed the reason for making AI lover, but abuse situation

*This content was translated by AI.

Yeonwoo was shocked by Lim Ji-eun, who suddenly came to the company.

In the sixth episode of the drama "Lovephobia" (script Lee Se-ryeong/director Wang Hye-ryeong/production Wimad), which was released on Lifetime on the 6th, Yoon Bia (played by Yeon-woo) and Han Sun-ho (played by Kim Hyun-jin) faced a major crisis due to the emergence of users who abused "It's You"'s AI lover, Formi, and the continued threat of someone.

In yesterday's broadcast, Kang San (played by Han Kyu-min) was in a embarrassing situation when he was found out by a woman that he was an employee of "It's You" while going to Formi Version 2 offline. The woman is a user of a secret site called "Dummy Recruitment," and disguised a meeting of 4mi VIP users to lure Kangsan to a hotel.

Meanwhile, Yun Bia visited the welfare center dementia center with Han Sun-ho to provide Formi version 2. Asked by Han Seon-ho why she made FOMI, she said, "I wanted to make a small world. I want to run away from anywhere even for a moment, and when I want to hide, I can," he replied, carefully expressing his true feelings. In response, Han Seon-ho encouraged her, saying that the world created by Yoon Bia is not small. Yoon Bia's monologue, which was later released, left a deep resonance, saying, "Those who came to us saying they would never fall for love again or do anything like love again, ironically, were those who did not give up on love more than anyone else."

The love between the two has become stronger for a while, and the threat to Yoon Bi-ah has also spread to Han Seon-ho. A warning message arrived at Han Sun-ho's house with a bloody knife, creating a sense of fear, and at the same time, the sense of crisis reached its peak as the image of someone saving a real person, a so-called "dummy," to replace Formi. Yoon Bia, who recognized that Formi was being used abnormally through the "It's You" employees, was comforted by Han Seon-ho's consolation.

On the other hand, the identity of the person who threatened Han Seon-ho earlier was revealed to be Seol Jae-hee, surprising viewers. Seol Jae-hee, who found out that Hong Joo-yeon (played by Hwang Ha-jung) loves Yoon Bia, has been manipulating the lead role using this as a weakness and has extended her magic to Han Sun-ho. With Seol Jae-hee's cool obsession to monopolize Yoon Bia revealed, it aroused the curiosity of what kind of trials awaited Yoon Bia and Han Seon-ho.

Eventually, Hong Ju-yeon's misdeeds were revealed inside the company, and Seol Jae-hee threw her out. Yoon Bia pointed out Seol Jae-hee's attitude of not even asking Hong Joo-yeon why, and Jae-hee told a different Bia, "What you hated and hated was people. You were the one who said he would never believe in people or love again," he said. In response, Yoon Bia said, "We can't be confined to that time and live alone. I didn't want to do that," he responded. Attention is focusing on whether Yoon Bia, who began to grow with the help of Han Seon-ho, will be able to build her own world by shaking off Seol Jae-hee's gas lighting.

At the end of the broadcast, Yoon Bia's mother Yang Sun-ae (played by Lim Ji-eun) suddenly appeared at the company, further amplifying the tension. Yang Sun-ae's sudden act of hugging Seol Jae-hee, saying she came to find her daughter, and Yoon Bia and Han Seon-ho's confused expressions watching it heralded an unpredictable storm of narrative.

The seventh episode of the drama "Love Phobia," produced by WEMAD, will air on Lifetime at 11 p.m. on the 12th, and will be released at 10 a.m. on U+ Mobile TV on the 16th.

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*This content was translated by AI.