'Romance's absolute value' actress Kim Hyang-gi faced the risk of her identity being exposed the moment she became a breakout writer.
Coupang Play series 'Romance's absolute value' (directors Lee Tae-gon, Kim Jun-hyung) is a high-teen comedy series about a high school girl who wrote romance novels starring handsome teachers and becomes the protagonist of a tumultuous school life as she encounters them in unexpected moments in real life.
The released stills from episodes 5-6 foreshadow an even more perilous school life for 'Eui-ju' (Kim Hyang-gi). Her joy at suddenly rising from a 'failed writer' to a 'breakout writer' is short-lived, and just before her novel is discovered by 'Woo-su' (Cha Hak-yeon), the sight of 'Eui-ju' desperately begging is both pitiful and hilarious. The contrast between 'Woo-su' staring at the laptop in shock and 'Eui-ju' stunned senseless heightens the strange tension between the two and maximizes curiosity about how their relationship will change.
The characters in the novel 'We were friends,' a concentrated product of 'Eui-ju's' imagination, also captivate attention with striking visuals. 'Woo-su,' who has a deadly atmosphere completely different from the real-life teachers, 'Gi-jeon' (Son Jung-hyuk), and 'Dong-ju' (Kim Dong-gyu) present an intense 'hate-to-love chemistry' that sharply targets viewers' dopamine. The shocking lines and bold settings that pop up whenever emotions run wild, combined with 'Eui-ju's' unpredictable imagination, will add vitality to the unfolding story.
In addition, there is a cheerful episode where 'Eui-ju' meets an unexpected fellow fan during a 'girls' night' with her friends and liberates her instincts.
On the other hand, even among the usually cheerful teachers, a glimpse of 'Da-ju' (Kim Jae-hyun) appearing to be troubled about something related to 'Woo-su' was captured, suggesting that a subtle tension has arisen among the previously peaceful teachers and drawing attention to future developments.
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