Every fan’s ultimate fantasy just became reality on screen. New stills from tvN’s “My Bias, My Boss” show Kim Hye Jun‘s character stepping into her idol’s most private space — and the internet is already melting over it.
What’s The Drama About?
Based on a popular webtoon, “My Bias, My Boss” follows Nam Da Reum, played by Kim Hye Jun, who joins a company purely in hopes of meeting her longtime idol bias, Lee Chan, played by Cha Woo Min. Complicating things is the company’s CEO, Kang Ha Gi, played by Kang Hoon, who becomes entangled in Nam Da Reum’s fangirl journey in unexpected ways.
What Happens In This Episode?
Nam Da Reum is about to experience the most unforgettable day of her life as a fan. Since joining Apello, she’s grown remarkably close to Lee Chan — they’ve met in person, exchanged numbers, and now he’s inviting her over, admitting he’s always wanted to treat her to a meal.
The newly released stills capture her stunned expression as she steps inside her idol’s home, along with cozy, intimate moments between the two. She even gets to taste a meal Lee Chan personally prepared and becomes the first person to hear his unreleased, self-composed song. It’s the kind of fan-to-friend moment that makes this drama so binge-worthy.
My Bias, My Boss- Overview
| Detail | Info |
|---|---|
| Drama | My Bias, My Boss |
| Network | tvN |
| Lead Cast | Kim Hye Jun, Cha Woo Min, Kang Hoon |
| Source Material | Webtoon |
| Next Episode | August 11, 8:45 PM KST |
| Platform | Viki |
The CEO Subplot Is Heating Up Too
It’s not just Lee Chan stealing hearts this episode. Kang Ha Gi previously realized his suspicion that Nam Da Reum was an industrial spy was a complete misunderstanding, and he’s been waiting for the right moment to apologize. This episode reportedly shows a shift in their dynamic, with the usually perfectionist CEO fumbling awkwardly around her — revealing a surprisingly clumsy, endearing side fans won’t want to miss.
Kim Hye Jun, known for her breakout performances in Korean drama and film, continues building a strong reputation for playing emotionally layered, relatable leads.
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The Bottom Line
Between a dream come true with her bias and an unexpectedly soft CEO, “My Bias, My Boss” is delivering exactly the kind of heart-fluttering romance fans signed up for. Catch the next episode airing August 11 at 8:45 PM KST.
FAQs
Q1: When does the next episode of My Bias, My Boss air?
Q2: Is My Bias, My Boss based on a webtoon?
Yes, the drama is adapted from a popular webtoon of the same name.
