Seong Hoon and Oh Se-young hint at a romantic connection in "The Boss's Vulgar Taste"

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In "The Boss's Vulgar Taste," Seong Hoon and Oh Se-young foreshadow an unusual bond.

MBN's new Wednesday-Thursday drama, "The Boss's Vulgar Taste" (directed by Kang Sol, written by Nam Ji-yeon), is a taste-hitting fake romance starring Kwon Do-hyuk (played by Seong Hoon), a chaebol boss with zero taste who sets out to find "Her" within a single album, and Lee Eun-chae (played by Oh Se-young), the vocalist of an indie band who appears as the only variable in his perfect life.

The first teaser video released on the 8th begins with a sharp remark from Kwon Tae-ung (played by Park Jeong-hak), Do-hyuk's father, asking, "Are you still talking about that AI?" It shows Do-hyuk receiving an order to save Oyes Entertainment. The rows of funeral wreaths lined up in front of the company create a tense atmosphere. As various codes appear around Do-hyuk, he says, "I have to make one. A celebrity who doesn't cause trouble," displaying his side as an AI architect. Interest is piqued as to how Do-hyuk, now the CEO of Oyes Entertainment, will lead the company through its crisis.

Lee Eun-chae's situation is also not easy. While working as a telemarketer, she receives complaints from customers and even harsh words from Lee Eo (Team Lead), saying, "If you keep causing trouble like this, find another job." However, after putting on a red dress and starting her makeup, Lee transforms 180 degrees into "Su," the vocalist of the indie band "India Red," even wearing a red wig to radiate free-spirited charm.

Following this, an unusual first meeting between Kwon Do-hyuk and Lee Eun-chae unfolds. Confronting Lee, who is wearing a doctor's coat with her friend Seo Jin-woo (played by Lee Chung-ju)'s name on it, Do-hyuk immediately notices she is a fake doctor and plays a mischievous prank. However, Lee responds calmly. Later, upon discovering "Su" on the cover of the "India Red" album, Do-hyuk visits the concert venue with a shocked expression, asking, "Does something I created actually exist?" As the variable of Lee Eun-chae enters his life, which had been perfectly composed of 1s and 0s, curiosity grows about how the bond between the two will develop.

Meanwhile, "Su" is caught hastily leaving the concert venue, sparking curiosity. Kwon Do-hyuk, who was chasing after her, encounters Lee Eun-chae back in her usual attire. Lee fires back, "Did you follow Su? Are you a stalker?" causing their relationship to become even more tangled. Discovering the red dress sticking out of her bag as she turns to leave, Do-hyuk questions, "Lee Eun-chae, what exactly is your identity?" heightening the tension.

Kwon Do-hyuk presents Lee Eun-chae with a contract, stating, "The period is three months from now." Lee, who had been pressing her ear against the door of Do-hyuk's room, ends up in his arms when the door suddenly opens, and a pink atmosphere flows between them. Do-hyuk is confused by the changes happening to himself, asking, "Why do I feel my heart racing?" Anticipation builds for the "taste-hitting fake romance" that the two different people will unfold through their contract.

The production team stated, "Kwon Do-hyuk, who has judged everything by logic and data, and free-spirited Lee Eun-chae will complete a unique romance," adding, "Please pay close attention to what emotional changes will arise between the two people tied together by a three-month contract."

"The Boss's Vulgar Taste" is based on the popular Naver web novel and webtoon of the same name (written by writer Sick Sick). It brings together Director Kang Sol, who directed dramas such as "Delivery Man" and "I'll Travel for You," and Writer Nam Ji-yeon, who wrote works including "Our House" and "So I Married an Anti-fan."

The first episode of "The Boss's Vulgar Taste" will air at 10:20 p.m. on November 11.

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