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Jang Ki-yong and Oh Jung-se to star in "The Law of LINE," confirmed as MBC's new Friday-Saturday drama... Most anticipated work of the first half of 2027 [Official]

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Jang Ki-yong, Oh Jung-se /Photo=Respective agencies
Jang Ki-yong, Oh Jung-se /Photo=Respective agencies

"The Law of LINE" brings together Jang Ki-yong and Oh Jung-se.

MBC's new Friday-Saturday drama "The Law of LINE," airing in the first half of 2027 (Planner: Hong Seok-woo / Director: Kim Sung-yong / Screenwriter: Eun Gi-baek / Creator: Kang Eun-kyung / Production: MOst267, GeulLine), is a practical introduction to corporate politics. It follows Tak Do-il, a bank employee with no connections or backing, who shakes up the bank's throne through his supernatural political skills that can turn poison into tonic. In a corporate power game where connections, factions, betrayal, and scheming are the norm, the drama will overturn the vicious office ecosystem through tense mental battles, aiming to evoke empathy and thrilling vicarious satisfaction among working professionals. Expectations are high as Director Kim Sung-yong, who proved his powerful directing skills through works such as "Black Sun" and "Lovers," teams up with GeulLine, which has produced numerous hit works including the "Romantic Doctor, Teacher Kim" series and "The World of the Married."

In this context, on October 19, the two charismatic leads who will drive "The Law of LINE" were revealed, drawing attention. They are Jang Ki-yong (as Tak Do-il) and Oh Jung-se (as Cheon Gyeong-ho).

First, Jang Ki-yong plays Tak Do-il, a master of corporate politics and the ideal figure for "black ties" in the drama. A graduate of a regional university with no connections or backing, he is a character who overturns the corporate power game and shatters LINE through his supernatural political skills alone. Tak Do-il's impeccable mental plays, which strike at just the right moments, are expected to provide viewers with vicarious satisfaction.

Jang Ki-yong has established himself as an actor possessing both acting skill and star power through various works such as "Come and Hug Me," "Search-Words WWW," "Now We Are Breaking Up," and "Nevertheless." In particular, in his recent work "Kiss Me Not for No Reason!," he perfectly handled everything from romance to comedy, proving his wide acting spectrum. Attention is focused on Jang Ki-yong's performance as he stands out as a reliable actor through "The Law of LINE."

Next, Oh Jung-se plays Cheon Gyeong-ho, the vice president of the sales group at Nara Bank in the drama. Cheon Gyeong-ho, the protagonist of a high school graduate legend, is currently mentioned as a strong candidate for the next bank president. Standing at the center of the throne game at Nara Bank, Cheon Gyeong-ho engages in a precarious battle of wits with Tak Do-il. The power-oriented Cheon Gyeong-ho appears to add the unique genre appeal of an office political noir to "The Law of LINE."

Oh Jung-se has showcased dazzling activities across both television and film based on his powerful acting skills. He also has countless representative works, including "When the Camellia Blooms," "Stove League," "Extreme Job," "It's Okay to Not Be Okay," "Evil Spirit," "Everyone Is Fighting Their Own Worthlessness," and "Wild Thing." In particular, Oh Jung-se's surprising acting transformations in each work have elicited admiration from the public. Consequently, expectations are high for what new face Oh Jung-se will reveal in "The Law of LINE."

Jang Ki-yong and Oh Jung-se. Two actors who individually raise expectations have come together. To this, a premium production team that guarantees a high-quality work has joined, including Director Kim Sung-yong and Creator Kang Eun-kyung. MBC's new Friday-Saturday drama "The Law of LINE," which has completed a combination that could not be more perfect, will air in the first half of 2027.

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