What happens when a woman who is “100 percent logic” meets someone who makes her heart do math she can’t solve? That’s the question behind SBS’s upcoming drama “Nine to Six.” The first stills of Park Min Young in character are out, and she looks ready for a very busy workday.
Fans of office romances, rejoice. This Korean drama is already generating buzz. For more drama updates, keep exploring Technosports.
Nine to Six: Overview
| Detail | Info |
|---|---|
| Drama | Nine to Six |
| Network | SBS |
| Lead Actress | Park Min Young as Kang Yi Ji |
| Male Lead | Yook Sungjae as Han Seon Woo |
| Supporting Role | Jo Bok Rae as Jung Ki Tae |
| Based On | 2021 Chinese series “The Rational Life” |
| Premiere | November 25 at 9 p.m. KST |
What Is “Nine to Six” About?
Kang Yi Ji (Park Min Young) has put romance on the back burner for a long time because of her intense focus on work. Then she meets Han Seon Woo (Yook Sungjae), who is thoughtful and warm-hearted. With him, she learns how to love, and the two grow together in both their careers and their lives.


Meet Kang Yi Ji
Park Min Young plays the deputy manager of the legal team at Chronic Motors. She is described as “100 percent logic,” with sharp professional skills and a workaholic streak. She dedicates herself wholeheartedly to her job.
What the First Stills Reveal?
The power look.
Kang Yi Ji sports a sleek blunt bob and a perfectly tailored suit. In one still she talks on the phone at the office with bright eyes and a firm expression. Her professionalism and determination to leave no room for error come through clearly.
The cold stare.
In another still, she faces Jung Ki Tae (Jo Bok Rae), a master of office politics. He blocks her path and she answers with a cold stare, setting the stage for a subtle battle of nerves.
What the Production Team Says?
The production team praised Park Min Young for portraying a relatable character who repeatedly grapples with the balance between work and love. They called her the “queen of office romantic comedies,” returning with a new character and a performance meant to maximize both excitement and relatability.
Why It’s Worth Watching?
- Relatable themes. Balancing career and love is a story many viewers know firsthand.
- A proven lead. Park Min Young is known for office romances, and the production team is confident about her return.
- A popular source. The drama is based on a well-received Chinese series, so the story has already won over an audience.
While You Wait?
“Nine to Six” doesn’t arrive until November 25, but you can catch Park Min Young in “Love in Contract” on Viki in the meantime. For more watchlist ideas, head back to Technosports.
FAQs
Q1. When does "Nine to Six" premiere?
It premieres on November 25 at 9 p.m. KST on SBS.
Q2. Is "Nine to Six" based on a novel or another series?
It is based on the popular 2021 Chinese series “The Rational Life.”





