My Bias, My Boss

Ice Prince Melts: 4 Times Kang Ha Gi Stole Hearts in “My Bias, My Boss” Episodes 3-4

Two weeks in, and the "ice prince" boss trope has never looked this good. In episodes 3 and 4 of "My Bias, My Boss," Kang Ha Gi (Kang Hoon) can't…

August 18, 2026
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Two weeks in, and the “ice prince” boss trope has never looked this good. In episodes 3 and 4 of “My Bias, My Boss,” Kang Ha Gi (Kang Hoon) can’t hide his growing feelings for employee Nam Da Reum (Kim Hye Jun) anymore — even as she stays completely clueless about it.

My Bias, My Boss Episode 3-4 Highlights

MomentWhat Happens
The Umbrella WalkHa Gi and Da Reum share a near-miss bike scare and unspoken chemistry
The MisunderstandingHa Gi wrongly accuses Da Reum of corporate spying
The Awkward ApologyAI-assisted apology backfires into an accidental compliment
The Delusion ArcHa Gi convinces himself Da Reum is the one falling for him
The Softie RevealKids invade his house and he lets them decorate it with stickers

From Flirty Denial to Full Delulu Mode

It starts small. Walking home together after Ha Gi lends her his umbrella, a speeding bike sends Da Reum pulling her boss close — and his response reads far more like flirting than the annoyance she assumes it is.

My Bias, My Boss

Things get messier before they get sweeter. A misunderstanding over Da Reum meeting a rival company’s boss (actually her own mother) leads Ha Gi to pull her off a project she loved and publicly embarrass her — until guilt sends him to his AI assistant for apology tips, resulting in him blurting out an unintended compliment instead.

The delusion only escalates from there. Convinced Da Reum has feelings for him, Ha Gi reads romantic meaning into her every gesture — including mistaking a bottle of wine meant for someone else as a gift for himself.

And then comes the moment fans can’t stop talking about. When a group of kids visits his home, the perpetually stoic boss lets them plaster stickers across nearly every surface — instantly cementing his status as this season’s biggest bias. soompi

This tsundere-boss-turned-softie arc taps into a K-drama trope with deep roots — the office romance genre has long thrived on this exact slow-burn tension between hierarchy and heart.

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FAQs

Q1: Who stars in “My Bias, My Boss”?

Kang Hoon and Kim Hye Jun lead as Kang Ha Gi and Nam Da Reum respectively.

Q2: What’s the core conflict in episodes 3-4?

Ha Gi mistakenly believes Da Reum is a corporate spy while secretly falling for her.



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