'Love in the Big City' captivates viewers with explosive support, featuring a stellar cast and strong storytelling

The drama 'Love in the Big City' has received an overwhelming response since its release, securing the top spot in TVING search rankings and gaining real-time popularity. In response to the excitement, behind-the-scenes cuts from the first episode, titled Miae, have been revealed.

'Love in the Big City' is a romantic drama that portrays the journey of youth learning about life and love through various encounters. Written by Ko Young and based on the best-selling novel of the same name by Park Sang Young, who also penned the screenplay, the drama brings an unparalleled sense of realism. The series adapts four stories from the original collection: Jaehee, The Taste of a Universe Like a Single Morsel of Fish, Love in the Big City, and Vacation in a Late Monsoon. The drama adopts a Hollywood-style multi-director approach, with four directors bringing their unique styles to two-episode segments, completing the eight-part series.

The newly released images feature a scene from the first episode, Miae, which has quickly become a hot topic. In this scene, Nam Yoon Soo’s character, Ko Young, and his friends Eunsoo, Jitae, and Homin (nicknamed "T-ara") take the stage at a club, dancing energetically to T-ara's "Sexy Love." The moment instantly went viral, with fans flooding the internet with comments like, "Nam Yoon Soo’s acting is so good, lol!" and "Wow, this is basically a documentary—it's hilarious!" The scene has become a driving force behind the drama’s viewership.

One of the biggest draws of 'Love in the Big City' has been its portrayal of romance. The drama captures Ko Young’s relationships from his 20s to his 30s, immersing viewers in the characters’ lives and love stories. This heartfelt portrayal has resonated deeply with audiences, who find themselves rooting for Ko Young and the people around him.

Viewers have praised 'Love in the Big City' for its meticulous writing, powerful direction, and standout performances, calling it a high-quality melodrama. Author and screenwriter Park Sang Young, along with the cast, have also been actively promoting the series on social media, further driving its success.

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