The romantic drama “See You at Work Tomorrow!”is officially gearing up for its launch, and is already revealing a first glimpse of its atmosphere through its script reading. This is Seo IN-guk's 2nd drama for 2026 after « Boyfriend on Demand" .
Adapted from a popular webtoon, the series will follow Cha Ji-yoon, an office worker in the midst of a professional crisis, who comes to see her superior Kang Si-woo as the “lesser evil” in surviving her daily work life. Little by little, the two characters will develop an unexpected relationship until they become indispensable to each other.
Office romance between an icy boss and an exhausted employee
Seo In-guk will play Kang Si-woo, Ji-yoon's direct superior. Known in the office as “the man with 3 no's” (no smile, no loved ones and no apologies), the character appears cold, rigid and difficult to approach.
But behind this aloof facade lies a much more human personality, which the actor will gradually reveal as the story unfolds.
Facing him, Park Ji-hyun will play Cha Ji-yoon, an employee who has been with the company for seven years and is worn down by the routine of the professional world. The drama thus promises a more realistic and mature romance, focusing on the difficulties of everyday corporate life.
The script reading also brought together Kang Mina, Choi Kyung-hoon and Won Gyu-bin, who will complete the drama's universe with very distinct characters. Kang Mina will play the role of Yoon No-ah, an office worker who should bring an extra dynamic to the company's daily routine. Choi Kyung-hoon will play Jo Ga-eul, the singer of a band, while Won Gyu-bin will play Lee Jae-in, a university student.
These secondary characters should expand the story beyond the relationship between Cha Ji-yoon and Kang Si-woo, bringing other links, tensions and breaths around the main romance.
The production team said, «This reading allowed us to confirm a synergy beyond our expectations thanks to the perfect chemistry of the actors and the solidity of the script.»
With its mix of romance, workplace fatigue and flawed characters, “See You at Work Tomorrow!” could appeal to fans of more adult, realistic romantic dramas.
The drama will begin airing on June 22 at 8:50pm (Korean time) on tvN and will be available on Prime Video.
