Campus life just got infinitely more interesting. The upcoming K-drama LOVE.exe drops viewers into Hangang University’s computer engineering department, where coding skills meet romantic chaos. With a fresh cast featuring Minseo, Kwon Young Eun, Lim Sung Kyun, and Lee Ji Hye as the department’s unforgettable pillars, this November 13 premiere promises laughs, love triangles, and plenty of girl-crush energy.
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LOVE.exe Drama Details
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Premiere Date | November 13, 2025 |
| Genre | Campus Romance, Comedy |
| Main Leads | Kim Yo Han, Hwang Bo Reum Byeol |
| Supporting Stars | Minseo, Kwon Young Eun, Lim Sung Kyun, Lee Ji Hye |
| Setting | Hangang University Engineering Dept |
Meet the Engineering Department Trio
The heart of LOVE.exe beats in the computer engineering department, where three inseparable students navigate academic pressure, departmental politics, and romantic disasters with equal determination.
Ju Yeon San (Hwang Bo Reum Byeol) leads the pack as the academically brilliant but romantically clueless protagonist. She excels at algorithms but crashes when romance enters the equation—especially after crossing paths with influencer Kang Min Hak (Kim Yo Han), who boasts over 1 million followers.
Yang Na Rae (Kwon Young Eun) is the department’s resident BL enthusiast who dreams of living inside a web novel romance. Having never experienced a proper relationship, she enthusiastically welcomes the merger between engineering and modeling departments, fantasizing about glory days filled with attractive potential partners. Spoiler alert: reality delivers different results.
Kang Dong Won (Minseo) serves as the engineering department’s student council president and the squad’s fierce protector. Openly lesbian with undeniable girl-crush charisma, she earned her nickname “Engineering Department’s Kang Dong Won” through sheer confidence and leadership. Unlike Na Rae, she actively opposes the departmental merger and takes decisive action to protect her territory.
Director Yoon Sung Ho revealed that the character Kang Dong Won was specifically modeled after Minseo herself, praising the actress as embodying the passionate student council president’s visual and personality perfectly.
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The Rivals and Mentors
Beyond the main trio, two additional characters promise to shake up campus dynamics significantly.
Ban Ji No (Lim Sung Kyun) brings childhood rivalry energy as Ju Yeon San’s former “Children’s Quiz King” competitor. After suffering a crushing defeat to Yeon San years ago, he remains locked in a one-sided rivalry that she completely ignores—a dynamic ripe for comedic tension.
Professor Eum Nan Sae (Lee Ji Hye) completes the supporting cast as South Korea’s living legend in computer engineering. With an enigmatic style, unreadable expressions, and commanding presence, this unique professor leaves students flustered in every lecture, adding academic pressure to the romantic chaos.
Why This Campus Romance Feels Different
LOVE.exe stands out by centering engineering students rather than the usual humanities majors, offering fresh perspective on campus romance tropes. The department merger between engineering and modeling creates natural conflict while exploring how different campus cultures collide.
The openly LGBTQ+ representation through Kang Dong Won’s character adds contemporary relevance rarely seen in mainstream K-dramas. Director Yoon Sung Ho emphasized the trio’s chemistry, promising their friendship will bring energy and liveliness that elevates the entire story.
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FAQs
Where can I watch LOVE.exe when it premieres?
While official international streaming platforms haven’t been announced yet, Korean dramas typically become available on platforms like Viki, Viu, or Netflix shortly after premiere. Check Viki’s drama lineup for potential availability.
Is LOVE.exe based on a webtoon or original screenplay?
LOVE.exe appears to be an original screenplay rather than a webtoon adaptation. Director Yoon Sung Ho’s specific casting choices—like modeling Kang Dong Won’s character after actress Minseo—suggest the script was developed independently for this production.
