Coupang Play series 'The Absolute Value of Romance' released character stills capturing Cha Hak-yeon's aura as it aims straight at women's hearts.
Coupang Play series 'The Absolute Value of Romance' (directors: Lee Tae-gon, Kim Jun-hyung | cast: Kim Hyang-gi, Cha Hak-yeon, Kim Jae-hyun, Son Jeong-hyeok, Kim Dong-gyu | provided by: Coupang Play | produced by: Pungnyeon Jeonpasang, Borderless Film | co-produced by: Mediacorp) is a high-teen series about a high school girl who used to write BL novels about handsome male teachers and who, in reality, encounters unexpected moments with them and becomes the protagonist of a turbulent school life
In the soon-to-be-released Coupang Play series 'The Absolute Value of Romance,' Cha Hak-yeon, who transforms into the perfectly formed cold math teacher Ga Woo-su (Cha Hak-yeon), revealed a different charm through character stills.
In the released stills, Cha Hak-yeon has fully blended into the role of Ga Woo-su, the math teacher newly assigned to Murim High School. His impeccably groomed presence, calm charisma and the way he looks at students with an unwavering gaze fully show the traits of an IQ 156 Mensa member and a flawlessly developed math teacher. He exudes a mysterious charm from a distance that is hard to approach, increasing curiosity about the 'Woo-su' character played by Cha Hak-yeon.
Meanwhile, the stills captured outside the classroom deliver a different tension. The sight of Woo-su staring seriously at his laptop as if caught up in an unexpected incident from his first day of work foreshadows the turbulent developments he will go through after encountering the secret writer "Ui-ju" (Kim Hyang-gi).
Cha Hak-yeon has continued his rise as a leading actor with stable acting praised across various works such as the drama Oh My Ghost Clients, Castaway Diva, and A Joseon Lawyer, and the film The Song of the Sun. In 'The Absolute Value of Romance,' he is expected to captivate viewers once again by presenting a new transformation with a wide spectrum from a cold dramatic face to flexible comedic moments.
April 17, 8 p.m., streaming on Coupang Play.
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