"Monthly boyfriend" Ji-Soo, did you finally meet "Pretty Cute".."A person that everyone can relate to"

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Jisoo and Seo In-guk of the Netflix series "Monthly Boyfriend" foretell a romantic comedy that will be responsible for from real empathy to dopamine.

"Monthly Boyfriend," which will be released on March 6, is a romantic comedy in which webtoon PD Mirae (Ji-Soo), who is tired of real life, subscribes to and experiences love through virtual love simulation. "Monthly Boyfriend" is a virtual love subscription service that appears in the series title and in the play, giving you a dream date in the virtual world. On top of the realistic daily life of an office worker that we can all sympathize with, the unique setting of "Love Subscription in the Virtual World" heralds thrilling excitement.

Above all, the meeting between Ji-Soo and Seo In-guk, a "chemistry master," who returned as a "stick character," is already drawing keen attention. The index of bright and easygoing images perfectly melts into future characters that will stimulate real-life empathy, and Seo In-guk, who drew attention for his thrilling chemistry in each romance piece, gives off a different charm. The two, who played as webtoon producers, are expected to become strange overtime mates who become more entangled as they avoid each other. First, Ji-Soo plays the "Future," an office worker who is obsessed with "present life" and takes the back seat of love and relationship. The photo released on that day captured the future of working with an exhausted face. The appearance of nodding off while wearing noise-canceling headphones as if dreaming of disconnecting from the world is an ordinary office worker himself. Another photo showed the future stomping outside in the middle of winter. While I am curious about the dynamic work life of a sad future, the future wearing a "monthly boyfriend" device with a curious face in the ensuing picture attracts attention. Excitement and expectations are high on what kind of date will unfold in the future of entering virtual reality.

The "Gyeongnam" character, played by Seo In-guk, also raises expectations with its colorful charm. Gyeongnam is a popular webtoon producer at Naemo Studio, but he is a "uninterpretable" colleague who wants to avoid for some reason in the future. In the released photo, I can feel the energy of "workzaler" that cannot be encountered in Gyeongnam, which is immersed in work. A subtle sense of distance is also felt in the indifferent expression of looking at the future. However, in Gyeongnam, which seems to be intoxicated in the subsequent photos, a cute unexpected charm is seen. The sloppy appearance, which is 180 degrees different from the usual, makes us expect a different charm of Gyeongnam.

Ji-Soo said, "The future is an ordinary youth who lives hard and tries to find happiness in his own time. I thought he was a universal character that anyone could relate to, so when I acted, I tried to make good use of my future emotions," he said, arousing curiosity. Seo In-guk described Gyeongnam as "a character with sensitivity in bluntness" and predicted interesting changes that will happen to the future and Gyeongnam, saying, "It's also a twist and fun, so please look forward to it."

Director Jungsik Kim, who directed "Monthly Boyfriend," said, "The biggest point to watch is the process of the future person's growth and how the relationship between the future and Gyeongnam changes," adding, "The future, which is hurt by love in reality, experiences a virtual world called 'Monthly Boyfriend' and finds the courage to heal itself and love again." In the journey, I think the viewers will also sympathize with the emotions of the future and naturally support them," he said.

Meanwhile, "Monthly Boyfriend" will only be available on Netflix on March 6.

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