"Gippeun Uri Joeun Nal" has finished preparing to land on home TV.
The new daily KBS 1TV drama "Gippeun Uri Joeun Nal," scheduled to premiere on the 30th (directed by Lee Jae-sang, written by Nam Seon-hye), is a melodramatic family drama created by multiple generations who each want to become "the protagonist of my life," featuring a life-or-death tug of war between the world's most perfect man and a bungling woman.
Today (the 30th), the production for "Gippeun Uri Joeun Nal" released a comprehensive preview video full of twists for Go Gyeol (Yoon Jong-hoon) and Jo Eun-ae (Eom Hyun-kyung), announcing the start of an unconventional family drama.
The video opens with Jo Eun-ae (Eom Hyun-kyung), a developer and co-CEO of the Start - Up "Lucky Joy," confidently giving a presentation. But soon, Jo Eun-ae, who had been protesting, is seen fleeing in a hurry, and a scene unfolds in which she screams at Kang Su Construction's Head of Team Go Gyeol (Yoon Jong-hoon), "Give me my child back," delivering a twist. The cold, perfectionist Go Gyeol's unpredictable entanglement with Jo Eun-ae promises a slapstick chemistry that already raises expectations.
Meanwhile, Go Gyeol becomes distressed when he learns that his grandfather, Kang Su Group Chairman Kang Gang-su (Lee Ho-jae), does not have much time left. Go Gyeol, who firmly said, "I have no intention of competing with my father and brother," insisting he would not enter the succession race, begins to waver when told it is his grandfather's last request, and a tense atmosphere continues. Attention is focused on what ripple effects the family conflict over the succession structure will have on the plot.
Here, Jo Eun-ae is shown sharpening her resolve, saying, "The head of strategic planning led the acquisition," and a scene in which Go Gyeol suddenly gets kicked provokes laughter from potential viewers. Also, Jo Eun-ae, who has become an intern at Kang Su Construction for a six-month temporary period, standing beside her is Go Gyeol, and a strange current between them and those watching them, Gom In-ho (Jung Yoon) and Seo Seung-ri (Yoon Da-young), is detected, creating tension. Jo Eun-ae's grim vow, "It's not over yet," draws attention to where the fates of those who have entered this life-or-death war will flow.
Thus, "Gippeun Uri Joeun Nal" has raised prospective viewers' expectations to a peak by foreshadowing the turbulent incidents that will center on Go Gyeol and Jo Eun-ae. The tightly interwoven narrative, including the distinctly characterized family members as well as the protagonists, is set to deliver both laughter and emotion to weekday home audiences, further heightening curiosity about the premiere.
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