Lovely Runner‘s new poster shows Kim Hye-Yun in a different light as she hugs Byeon Woo-Seok‘s cut-out. Recently, tvN dropped the new picture, and fans are going gaga over her cuteness.
True Beauty writer Lee Shi-Eun has penned the storyline of the K-drama that revolves around a girl, Im Sol (Kim Hye-Yun). She is an ardent fan who tries her best to save her favorite star, Ryu Sun-Jae (Byeon Woo-Seok), after his unfortunate death. It is a rom-com set against the backdrop of a fantasy world based on time slip.
Boo Sung-Chul, Yoon Jong-Ho, and Kim Tae-Yeong are directing Lovely Runner, which is based on a popular web novel. Apart from Byeon Woo-Seok and Kim Hye-Yun, the series features Lee Seung-Hyub, Song Geon-Hee, Yang Hyuk, and others.
Lovely Runner’s new poster teases Im Sol’s love for Ryu Sun-Jae
tvN dropped a new poster of Lovely Runner where Kim Hye-Yun’s character, Im Sol, is hugging a huge cutout of her favorite star, Ryu Sun-Jae (Byeon Woo-Seok). The picture also gives a sneak peek into her room decorated with his pictures, posters, merchandise, and more. This shows how much she is devoted to her favorite star.
On top of the picture, the text reads, “I finally have the opportunity to run away with Sun Jae on my back.” This shows how Kim Hye-Yun’s character, Im Sol, can go to any extent to save her favorite star.
The storyline of Lovely Runner revolves around Im Sol and Sun-Jae. On one hand, Ryu Sun-Jae is a huge celebrity who, despite having everything in his radius, feels constant exhaustion. Sadly, he faces his tragic demise. Meanwhile, there’s Im Sol, an ardent fan and admirer of Sun-Jae, who can do anything for him.
However, in a miraculous turn of events, Im Sol time travels 15 years back when Sun-Jae was 19 years old. Thus, the drama is all about how she saves her star by averting the situation that led Sun-Jae to his death. Additionally, Kim Hye-Yun will be seen playing a different character, while Woo-Seok will be seen in his glamorous self.
Lovely Runner is set to release on April 8, 2024, at 8:50 p.m. KST.
