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The platform U+tv has unveiled the first images of Yeonwoo in his new drama « Love Phobia« a contemporary romance that blends emotions, technology and intimate wounds.
The series follows the encounter between Han Sun-ho, played by Kim Hyun-jin, Yoon Bi-ah, a brilliant but emotionally distant CEO. As their paths cross, these two opposing personalities gradually learn to understand each other, paving the way for a sincere quest for love.
A brilliant woman locked in fear
Yeonwoo lends her features to Yoon Bi-ah, the founder of an artificial intelligence-based dating app, It's You. Behind her image of a cold, self-assured business leader lies a traumatic past that prevents her from being in the presence of others for more than an hour. After years of isolation, she teams up with her only trusted friend, Jae-hee, to develop this generative application, designed as a way of understanding human relationships without exposing herself to them directly.
The first images reveal a perfectly mastered Yoon Bi-ah: clean-cut bob, impeccable tailoring and a confident look all underline her status as a competent, charismatic CEO. Her aloof attitude reinforces the aura of mystery that surrounds her character.
A fragility that cracks the shell
Other shots, however, reveal a more vulnerable side of Yoon Bi-ah. They show a woman visibly shocked, far from her usual self-assuredness. These moments give a glimpse of the character's deepest flaws, and raise questions about the events capable of shaking a woman accustomed to controlling everything.
Her encounter with Han Sun-ho, a romantic novelist with a strong sensibility, promises to upset her equilibrium. Their relationship, born of chance, promises to be a slow emotional journey, in which each of them must face their fears in order to move forward.
“Love Phobia” reunites screenwriter Lee Se-ryeong (Home for Summer) and director Wang Hye-ryung, known for his distinctive visual style in The Deal, Seasons of Blossom and Let Me Off the Earth.
The drama will air from February 19, à 11pm (KST) on U+tv.
