Netflix has officially revealed new stills from its upcoming romantic comedy series Boyfriend on Demand, and fans can’t stop talking about BLACKPINK’s Jisoo in her latest acting role. Set to premiere globally on March 6, the drama pairs Jisoo with Seo In-guk in a fresh, tech-driven love story that blends workplace reality with virtual fantasy, making it one of the most anticipated K-dramas of the year.

In the series, Jisoo plays Seo Mi-rae, an overworked webtoon producer who is emotionally drained and stuck in a monotonous routine. Struggling with burnout and heartbreak, Mi-rae turns to a virtual reality dating program called “Monthly Boyfriend,” where she can experience perfectly curated romance without the messiness of real life. What starts as a harmless escape soon begins to blur the line between fantasy and reality, forcing her to confront her true emotions and desires.

The newly released stills capture Jisoo in moments that feel both intimate and relatable — from exhausted late-night work scenes to soft, dreamlike expressions while immersed in the VR dating world. Her performance promises a mix of vulnerability, warmth, and quiet strength, further solidifying her growth as an actress beyond her global idol status. Seo In-guk appears as Park Kyeong-nam, Mi-rae’s colleague whose calm presence and subtle tension hint at a slow-burn romance that develops outside the virtual space.

What makes Boyfriend on Demand stand out is its modern take on love in the digital age. The drama doesn’t just focus on romance, but also explores loneliness, emotional healing, and how technology shapes human connection. Adding to the excitement, the series features multiple “virtual boyfriends,” played by well-known Korean actors, each offering a different fantasy dating experience and keeping viewers guessing about where Mi-rae’s heart will ultimately land.

With its unique concept, stylish visuals, and Jisoo’s star power, Boyfriend on Demand is already generating massive online buzz. As Netflix continues to expand its K-drama lineup, this series is shaping up to be a must-watch for fans of romantic comedies, virtual-reality concepts, and character-driven storytelling.