Two episodes left, three storylines wide open, and a fandom holding its breath. “My Bias, My Boss” is heading into its final stretch, and it’s not slowing down to make things easy.
Adapted from a popular webtoon, the tvN series follows Nam Da Reum (Kim Hye Jun), who joins a company hoping to cross paths with her longtime idol Lee Chan (Cha Woo Min) — only to end up in a slow-burn romance with the company’s CEO, Kang Ha Gi (Kang Hoon). With the ending in sight, here’s exactly what’s still unresolved.
What’s Left To Resolve
| Storyline | Where Things Stand |
|---|---|
| Kang Ha Gi & Nam Da Reum | Trust is cracking after Nam Da Reum misreads a close moment between Kang Ha Gi and his first love, Han Jeong Yeon (Yeonwoo) |
| The Industrial Spy | Someone inside APPELLO has been leaking secrets to rival SE Corporation; Kang Ha Gi is closing in on their identity |
| D.N.X Reunion | Lee Chan’s disbanded idol group may reunite after he finishes a long-awaited fan song, spurred on by Nam Da Reum’s support |
The romance crisis is the messiest thread — Nam Da Reum saw Kang Ha Gi and Han Jeong Yeon standing dangerously close during a brand collaboration, and misunderstanding has done what misunderstandings always do in K-dramas: turned closeness into distance right when the couple needed each other most.\
The corporate espionage plot adds real stakes underneath the romance. Kang Ha Gi and Lee Chan built APPELLO together, and losing it to a spy working for SE Corporation would cost far more than money — it threatens the friendship the whole show is built on.
And then there’s D.N.X. A group broken by scandal, members who never stopped missing each other, and a fan song written in secret. If Lee Chan steps back on stage, it won’t just be a K-pop comeback — it’ll be the emotional payoff the whole series has been building toward.
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Conclusion
Romance, corporate sabotage, and a possible idol reunion — “My Bias, My Boss” is stacking three payoffs into two episodes. Something’s got to give, and that’s exactly why fans can’t look away.
“My Bias, My Boss” airs its next episode on September 7 at 8:45 p.m. KST.
