Park Min Young and Yook Sungjae Star in Nine to Six

Kang Yi-ji, a perfectionist legal team deputy manager at Chronic Motors, clashes with new intern Han Sun-woo over a dropped phone in the street. The upcoming 12-episode romance drama “Nine to Six” stars Park Min-young as Kang Yi-ji and Yook Sung-jae as Han Sun-woo, bringing together two characters with sharply contrasting views on logic, love, and the workplace.

Contrasting Personalities at Chronic Motors

Kang Yi-ji operates as a rational workaholic who treats love and romance as little more than a passing chemical impulse. Her mother pushed her toward law rather than her original interest in astronomy. Now a senior manager on the Chronic Motors legal team in Seoul, she has carved out a successful career in a male-dominated environment. Her orderly routine faces disruption not only from her new intern but also from Park Hyun-tae, an executive director who recently returned from the company’s European headquarters and respects Yi-ji’s professional competence.

Han Sun-woo approaches his new role with a vastly different outlook. The character is a law school graduate who previously pursued passions in jewelry design. Described as a warm-hearted and emotional sunshine intern, Sun-woo trusts his instincts over cold logic. The series is based on the hit Chinese television series “The Rational Life.” In newly released preview stills, Yi-ji blocks Sun-woo’s path on the street after picking up his dropped phone, examining him with a sharp gaze and citing relevant legal clauses while a flustered Sun-woo insists there is a misunderstanding.

Prime Video Distributes Nine to Six Globally

Prime Video will distribute the series globally. “Nine to Six” debuts on November 25 across more than 240 countries and territories. Episodes will drop weekly on Wednesdays and Thursdays. SBS schedules the domestic broadcast to premiere at 9 p.m. KST on November 25. Choi Ji-oh wrote the series, while Lee Hyung-min and Oh Song-hee share directing duties.

Go Soo Joins Park Min-Young and Yook Sung-Jae

Go Soo co-stars in the series as executive director Park Hyun-tae, rounding out the main cast alongside Park Min-young and BtoB member Yook Sung-jae. The production team for the SBS Wednesday-Thursday drama includes writer Choi Ji-oh and directors Lee Hyung-min and Oh Song-hee. Park Min-young’s television credits include “Marry My Husband,” “City Hunter,” “Healer,” “What’s Wrong with Secretary Kim,” “Her Private Life,” “Confidence Queen,” and “Siren’s Kiss.” Yook Sung-jae has appeared in “The Haunted Palace,” “The Golden Spoon,” “Guardian: The Lonely and Great God,” and “Mystic Pop-Up Bar,” while Go Soo is known for “Missing: The Other Side,” “Colony,” “Parole Examiner Lee,” “Will it Snow This Christmas?”, “Green Rose,” and “Piano.”