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Go Soo is back in a romance for the first time in about 15 years.

SBS's upcoming Wednesday-Thursday drama Nine to Six, which premieres on November 25, is an "on-and-off work-love balance" romance about a rational woman who has proven herself through work and meets a warm, emotional man, rewriting her standards for work, love and happiness. Park Min Young and Yook Sung Jae lead the office romance, and Go Soo completes the love triangle.

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Park Min Young plays Kang Yi Ji, a deputy manager on the legal team at Chronic Motors Korea, a perfectionist and workaholic who puts work before dating. Yook Sung Jae plays Han Sun Woo, an intern who starts out at a boss-and-intern distance but doesn't hide his feelings, telling her, "I'm going to stick right by your side, Deputy Manager Kang."

Go Soo plays Park Hyun Tae, a new division head dispatched to Chronic Motors Korea who judges employees strictly by ability and results and is "100 percent rational." Where Han Sun Woo is the warm younger man who goes straight for what he wants, Park Hyun Tae is a composed older man who declares that he doesn't spend energy on things with no chance of success, and approaches Kang Yi Ji in the opposite way: "Get in. I'll give you a ride." After years of genre pieces and heavy roles, the drama marks Go Soo's first romance in about 15 years.

Cha Chung Hwa also joins as Lee Jung Eun, the head of the management support team, who is loyal to those above her but harsh with her subordinates and openly keeps Kang Yi Ji in check after she is demoted to the team.

Nine to Six premieres on Wednesday, November 25 at 9 p.m. KST. Read more about the drama's latest teaser here.

Source: MHN Sports

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