Actress Park Min-young and younger male lead Yoo Seung-je share a subtle chemistry in "Nine to Six": "I'm definitely going to stick by your side"

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Love seeps into the daily life of workaholic Park Min-young in "Nine to Six."

On the 29th, SBS released the first teaser for its new Wednesday-Thursday drama "Nine to Six" (Directed by Lee Hyung-min and Oh Song-hee / Screenplay by Choi Ji-o / Produced by Studio S and Samhwa Networks). "Nine to Six" is an ONF work-life balance romance about a rational woman who has lived her life proving herself through work, as she meets a kind and emotional man and rewrites the standards for work, love, and happiness.

The first teaser released on this day captured the unusual office atmosphere between Kang I-ji (played by Park Min-young), whose work skills are maxed out, and Han Sun-woo (played by Yoo Seung-je), whose kindness is maxed out.

In particular, Kang I-ji's sharp corporate life draws attention. From colleagues' assessment that she is "a very demanding person" to Kang I-ji's capable remark, "I will organize it according to the manual." The dignity of a workaholic who is known for being demanding but whose skills are certain is revealed. In particular, curiosity is piqued as to how love will intrude upon Kang I-ji's flawless work schedule.

Expectations build as Han Sun-woo gives a sweet knock on Kang I-ji's heart. He offers her bread, telling her to choose according to her taste, and sends her honey-dripping eyes at the sight of her eating it with gusto. On top of that, his flirting with "Do you know your eyes are sparkling so much?" even draws out a shy smile from Manager Kang. Eventually, he boldly charges forward with "I'm definitely going to stick right next to you, Manager Kang," sparking anticipation. The offensive by the younger man who voluntarily pledged close-proximity work significantly raises the heart rate.

Furthermore, the arrival of elite division head Park Hyun-tae (played by Go Soo) introduces another variable into Kang I-ji's commute life. He asserts his presence with a relaxed charisma toward Kang I-ji, saying, "Get in. I'll take you." With a kind younger man and a reliable division head, anticipation rises as to whether the commute of Manager Kang I-ji, who knew nothing but work, will turn into a path of fluttering hearts due to these two men.

At the end of the video, Han Sun-woo holds open the elevator door just as it is about to close, and Kang I-ji, who was already inside, greets him with a bright smile, saying, "Good morning." At the unexpected smile from the previously impenetrable Kang I-ji, Han Sun-woo is truly struck by love, his expression momentarily dazed. Expectations gather for the work-life balance romance that the two will draw out after suddenly feeling fluttering hearts on their commute to work. The first broadcast airs at 9 p.m. on November 25.

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