Jungwoo Ha Drama for the first time in 19 years → Joo Ji-hoon and Ha Ji-won's partnership...New works pouring in in March [★FOCUS]

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In March, when the cold wind blows away and the spring spirit is completely clear, new works with all-time casting and unconventional materials will be poured out.

tvN's Monday-Tuesday drama "Seiren," which will premiere on March 2, will open its doors to Daejeon in March. "Seiren" claims to be a deadly romance thriller that begins when a man investigating insurance fraud finds a woman suspected of being a suspect.

Park Min-young, who has been loved as the "Roco Queen," will make an unconventional image transformation into a heroine in a heavy narrative, and the tight melodrama with Wi Ha-joon, who moves between doubt and love, is expected to raise the drama's immersion to its peak.

Then on the 6th, the Netflix series "Monthly Boyfriend" and JTBC's Friday drama "Shining" will be unveiled at the same time.

"Monthly Boyfriend" is a romantic comedy about the realization of Seo Mi-rae (played by Ji-soo), a webtoon PD who experiences boyfriends of various dispositions through a subscription service through virtual relationship simulation. The fresh meeting between the global icon index and Seo In-guk, and the ingenious setting that targets the MZ generation's taste of "love subscription" are considered to be the points to watch.

"Shining," which premieres on the same day, is a youth melodrama about young people who share their own worlds becoming a light that shines on each other's beliefs and the direction of life. Expectations are high for the visual synergy of popular stars Park Jin-young and Kim Min-ju, as well as the fresh sensibility melted into the lyrical visual beauty.

Even in the middle of the year, big new works are unveiled in a row. SBS's Friday-Saturday drama "Shin and the Law Office," which will premiere on the 13th, depicts a strange and warm Korean pool adventure between Shin Rae (played by Yoo Yeon-seok), a "godly lawyer" who relieves the resentment of the dead, and Han Na-hyun (Lee Som), a "cold-blooded elite lawyer" who risks everything in winning the case.

Yoo Yeon-seok's unique character setting as a "no-party lawyer" and Lee So-m's cooperation process, which is full of competition, are expected to provide pleasant fun and humanism at the same time.

On the 14th, a day later, tvN's Saturday-Sunday drama "How to Be a Building Owner in Korea" will visit viewers. It is a crime suspense that takes place when a living-type building owner, Ji Ki-jong (Jungwoo Ha), who is in debt, participates in a fake kidnapping to protect his family and the building.

In particular, actor Jungwoo Ha was at the center of the topic from the production stage, given that it was his first return to the home turf in 19 years since the drama "Hit" in 2007. Lim Soo-jung, Kim Joon-han, Jung Soo-jung, and Shim Eun-kyung are attracting attention with their powerful lineup reminiscent of film festivals.

The ENA Monday-Tuesday drama "Climax," which premieres on the 16th, is a power survival drama about the dangerous cooperation between prosecutor Bang Tae-seop (Joo Ji-hoon), who jumped into the power cartel to stand in the best position in Korea, and his wife and fallen top actor Ab Sang-ah (Ha Ji-won).

Joo Ji-hoon and Ha Ji-won breathe as a couple formed by desire, presenting an intense "adult melodrama" and a close psychological exhibition. The persistent desire of characters racing toward the highest point will provide viewers with an overwhelming sense of immersion and catharsis.

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