Yoon Jong-hoon, Eom Hyun-kyung, Jung Yoon and Yoon Da-young form a tangled four-way relationship that precariously crosses the line between ill fate and destiny.
The new KBS 1TV daily drama Good days for us to be happy, directed by Lee Jae-sang and written by Nam Sun-hye, produced by Monster Union, Seion Media and Contents Z, which is scheduled to premiere Monday, March 30, is a melodramatic family drama created by various generations who each want to become the "main character of my life" through a life-or-death struggle between the world's most perfect man and a bungling woman.
Good days for us to be happy, which has attracted attention with the appearances of Yoon Jong-hoon, Eom Hyun-kyung, Jung Yoon and Yoon Da-young, is set to premiere soon. In the drama, the four are connected within the framework of love, family and the workplace, which is the fierce ground of life, and are expected to portray an irresistible whirlpool of fate.
#Yoon Jong-hoon - Eom Hyun-kyung, from an antagonistic relationship of polar opposites to a temporary coworker bond
Ko Gyeol (played by Yoon Jong-hoon), a prickly and perfect man, returns to the country after 10 years at the summons of his grandfather, Kang Gang-soo (played by Lee Ho-jae), chairman of Kangsoo Group, and joins the race to succeed the group. Assigned as head of strategy planning at Kangsoo Construction, Ko Gyeol fatefuly encounters Jo Eun-ae (played by Eom Hyun-kyung), who struggles to regain her company Lucky Joy, which was taken by Kangsoo Construction. Clumsy Jo Eun-ae repeatedly makes absurd mistakes even in front of Ko Gyeol, heralding the opening of a powerful ill fate. Although the two put the first button on wrong, a certain incident makes them temporary coworkers and they gradually seep into each other. The exciting romance that will be painted by these two polar opposites is expected to bring pleasant thrills to Good days for us to be happy.
#Yoon Jong-hoon - Jung Yoon, a fiery sibling rivalry over Kangsoo Group!
The greatest rival for Ko Gyeol, who has entered the Kangsoo Group succession race, is his older brother Go Min-ho (played by Jung Yoon). Min-ho boasts as excellent credentials as Ko Gyeol, who has the trifecta of looks, ability and wealth, but he is always edged out by his younger brother by a hair. Min-ho's long‑standing inferiority complex grows, and seeing such an older brother also makes Ko Gyeol feel uncomfortable in a corner of his heart. The brothers' fated showdown, a relentless sprint for the top of the company, injects tense suspense throughout the drama and is expected to keep viewers on the edge of their seats.
#Jung Yoon - Yoon Da-young, misaligned compass of love! becoming the variable in the square love line
One reason Min-ho feels a greater sense of defeat to his younger brother is that Ko Gyeol is also his rival in love. Min-ho has shown pure devotion for a long time looking only at Seo Seung-ri (played by Yoon Da-young), but her heart belongs solely to her first love, Ko Gyeol. However, Ko Gyeol thinks of Seo Seung-ri only as a close junior and hurts her feelings, and when Jo Eun-ae becomes an added variable, she stokes the tinder of the four-way relationship. The four people's conflicting feelings are expected to pull viewers' emotions and further heighten the drama's excitement.
Thus, the relationships among the four, which run through the narrative, will become a core driving force that further amplifies the drama's entertainment value. Expectations are rising for how the four-way relationship drawn by Yoon Jong-hoon, Eom Hyun-kyung, Jung Yoon and Yoon Da-young will affect Kangsoo Group's succession race beyond the romance.
Meanwhile, Good days for us to be happy, a new KBS 1TV daily drama directed by Lee Jae-sang, who earned recognition for warm and meticulous direction in Once again and My father is strange, and written by Nam Sun-hye, who showed trendy writing in Sujimat-eun Uli and Amor Fati - Love now, which will follow Marie and Her Three Daddies, is scheduled to premiere Monday, March 30 at 8:30 p.m.
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