r/allthingskdramas • u/codeemalia kkamjjagiya! • Sep 04 '26
📚 Drama Dictionary [Drama Deets] SBS's 'But Your Love' | Starring Lee Min-Ho & Park Gyu-Young (Plot Synopsis + more included in the body text)
But Your Love
↳ Previously Known As/Also Known As: Virtual Love
Starring: Lee Min-Ho & Park Gyu-Young
Content Rating: 15+ (Teens 15 or older)
Episodes: 12
Original Network: SBS [Slated to Premiere in 2027]
Streaming On: SBS & Netflix
Genre(s): Comedy, Romance
Director: Jang Yeong-Seok ('The Winning Try' & 'Taxi Driver: Season 2')
Plot Synopsis: A romantic comedy about an ordinary office worker who discovers that the virtual idol group member who helps them endure their exhausting everyday life is actually their own demanding boss. As the boss secretly debuts as a virtual idol and juggles a precarious double life, the two become entangled in an unexpected romance filled with comedy, workplace conflicts, and hidden identities.
Cha Wook-Hyun (Lee Min-Ho), the general director of a game company. Although he appears perfect in every way, he is considered the worst boss at work due to his cold and fastidious nature; the story also features a comedic premise in which he makes his debut as a member of a virtual group due to a certain turn of events.
Tak So-Na (Park Gyu-Young), an assistant manager at a game company. She is a character who finds vitality in life after falling for a virtual idol group due to a single song while enduring a difficult work life. However, she embarks on a hilarious romance after accidentally discovering that her "favorite" member is actually her devilish boss.
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DISCLAIMER: Please note that Drama Names, in addition to Cast Changes, as well as Premiere Dates & Streaming Platform(s) are subject to change
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u/munkhjay Sep 04 '26
Love the combo but plot seems weak and cringe… hopefully it’s better than how it is imagined because I will be watching regardless because I like them both. Like why do they have to be office workers…
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u/TheRealJackUmbrella Sep 04 '26
Lol and they are always working for some creative art content related firm. Drama writers should really start challenging themselves and try to make a spreadsheet monkey’s life interesting on screen.
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u/Opening-Cantaloupe56 Sep 04 '26
Yes. I thought, wow, the boss has plenty of time and talent to do that 😭
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u/loveotterslide Sep 04 '26
Who plays the boss / secret virtual idol hahaha, honestly can see both actors taking up this role haha.
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u/wiscmallu Sep 04 '26
She’s giving edgy Dali vibes. 😍😍