Today Everything is Sold Out
Perfect for evenings when you want something warm and funny without heavy drama—like a cup of herbal tea after a workday.
SBS and Netflix launch a romantic comedy on April 22, 2026, about two workaholics who meet in a "day and night" rhythm and learn to heal each other from emotional burnout. Matthew Lee is the CEO of a natural cosmetics company who grows rare ingredients on his own farm and hides a troubled past. Dam Ye Jin is a home shopping star who sells everything she touches but suffers from chronic insomnia due to overwork. Director Ahn Jong-yeon, known for "Seoul Adventures," mixes the rhythm of Korean thrillers with the lightness of rom-coms—here, quick dialogues like in "Business Proposal," but with more philosophy about what "success" means in Korean society. The atmosphere of a rural farm against neon shopping studios creates a visual contrast where the characters find balance between ambitions and simple joys.
Only one season is currently announced as a closed story; the success of the broadcast will determine the possibility of a continuation.
12 episodes of 70 minutes, released on Wednesdays and Thursdays on SBS.
There are common traits—both rom-coms are about office and work, but this one pays more attention to rural life and the philosophy of balancing work and personal space.
April 22, 2026, on SBS TV and Netflix.
The main character, CEO of a natural cosmetics company and farmer, played by Ahn Hyo-seop.