40-year-old Park Min-young and 9-years-younger Yook Sung-jae caught in a pink haze [Nine to Six]

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In "Nine to Six," Park Min-young (40) and Yook Sung-jae (31) form a romantic atmosphere, foreshadowing sweet chemistry.

SBS's new Wednesday-Thursday drama "Nine to Six" (Directed by Lee Hyung-min, Oh Song-hee / Screenplay by Choi Ji-o) is an ONF work-life balance romance about Kang I-ji (played by Park Min-young), a rational woman who has lived her life proving herself through work, meeting Han Sun-woo (played by Yook Sung-jae), a kind and emotional man, and rewriting the standards of work, love, and happiness.

The main poster released on the 3rd captures Kang I-ji and Han Sun-woo walking side by side, drawing attention.

Kang I-ji, dressed in a neat beige suit holding coffee and a document folder, is unmistakably a workaholic deputy manager of the legal team. As a perfectionist who is sharp when it comes to work, she exudes a professional atmosphere from her commute to work.

On the other hand, Han Sun-woo, a sunny intern wearing a navy suit and carrying a backpack, seems more focused on Kang I-ji than on his duties. His honey-dripping gaze toward Kang I-ji and playful smile reveal the bias of a doting younger man right from his expression.

Above all, the subtle atmosphere flowing between the two is eye-catching. Even Kang I-ji, who is sharp in front of work, lets out laughter in front of the doting younger man. In particular, their intense eye contact from the commute to work stimulates anticipation.

In addition, curiosity grows about the chemistry of these two, who are vastly different, described as "a 100% logical woman and a 100% warm man's work-life balance romance," while attention focuses on their sweet office romance, depicted with their employee badges hanging side by side.

The first episode of "Nine to Six" will air at 9 p.m. on the 25th.

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