SBS romance drama Nine to Six to premiere November 25

A second teaser for the SBS Wednesday-Thursday drama Nine to Six has been released, showcasing the contrasting work and romance styles of characters played by Park Min-young, Yook Sung-jae, and Go Soo.

The new SBS Wednesday-Thursday drama 'Nine to Six' is set to premiere on November 25.

“I will be right here tomorrow and the day after,”

SBS 'Nine to Six'

Park Min-young, Yook Sung-jae, and Go Soo feature distinct work and romance styles!

'The woman married to her work' Park Min-young,

Captivated by the '100% warmth intern' Yook Sung-jae!

- SBS new Wednesday-Thursday drama 'Nine to Six' Park Min-young, a workaholic to the bone! Work over diamond rings!

- SBS new Wednesday-Thursday drama 'Nine to Six' Yook Sung-jae, “I am a person of loyalty,” transforms into a 100% warmth intern!

- SBS new Wednesday-Thursday drama 'Nine to Six' Go Soo, “I do not exert effort on things without possibility,” showing composure as a 100% rational general manager!

The new SBS Wednesday-Thursday drama 'Nine to Six' is drawing attention by releasing a second teaser that explodes with the heart-fluttering tension between work and love.

Directed by Lee Hyung-min and Oh Song-hui, written by Choi Ji-o, and produced by Studio S and Samhwa Networks, 'Nine to Six' is an "on-and-off work-life balance" romance. It follows a rational woman who has lived by proving herself through work, as she meets a warm and emotional man and rewrites her standards for work, love, and happiness.

The second teaser, released on Thursday the 5th (https://youtu.be/-ffDlLGoS0c?si=zHanw8wH3fBKEanC), focuses attention by clearly revealing the three distinct characters: the 'iron-walled workaholic' Kang I-ji (Park Min-young), the '100% warmth intern' Han Seon-u (Yook Sung-jae), and the '100% rational general manager' Park Hyeon-tae. In particular, the contrasting ways the three handle work and love stimulate interest and raise expectations for the office romance they will create.

Kang I-ji's appearance, focusing on work while setting aside gorgeous rose bouquets and sparkling diamond rings, embodies a "woman married to her work." Her iron-walled aura makes it clear she does not easily allow openings when it comes to love.

Attention then shifts to the appearance of Han Seon-u, the '100% warmth intern' who creates cracks in Kang I-ji's iron wall. When Kang I-ji says, “Being with a boss is work,” Han Seon-u responds, “I find it fun,” stimulating excitement with playful flirting that steps one step past the line between a supervisor and a subordinate.

Meanwhile, Park Hyeon-tae draws attention with charm that is the polar opposite of Han Seon-u. Park Hyeon-tae shows the composure of a confident adult man, stating, “I do not exert effort on things without possibility.”

Above all, Han Seon-u's jealousy provides a moment of levity. Upon seeing Kang I-ji appearing in flashy clothes bought by Park Hyeon-tae, Han Seon-u pouts and says, “Your clothes have changed,” exuding the irresistible charm of a "sunny younger man" through a mix of aegyo and jealousy. The excitement reaches its peak when Han Seon-u meets Kang I-ji's eyes and promises an unchanging heart, saying, “I will be right here tomorrow and the day after.” Expectations are rising for 'Nine to Six' to see if Han Seon-u can melt the heart of Kang I-ji, who knows nothing but work, with his warm warmth.

Meanwhile, the new SBS Wednesday-Thursday drama 'Nine to Six' will premiere on Wednesday, November 25, at 9:00 PM.

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