BLACKPINK’s Jisoo is officially back in the K-drama spotlight, and this time she’s diving into a dreamy yet chaotic love story alongside Seo In-guk. Netflix has dropped the much-anticipated trailer for Boyfriend on Demand, a romantic comedy that blends virtual dating, workplace tension, and heart-fluttering fantasy into one addictive ride. With its March 6 global premiere locked in, the buzz around Jisoo’s return is already heating up online.

In the series, Jisoo plays Seo Mi-rae, a hardworking woman drained by her repetitive daily life. Love is the last thing on her mind until she subscribes to a 24/7 virtual dating simulation service designed to provide customized romance anytime, anywhere. What starts as a harmless escape quickly becomes complicated when her real world begins to intertwine with fantasy — especially after unexpected tension builds with her colleague Park Kyeong-nam, played by Seo In-guk.

The trailer teases candlelit dinners, swoon-worthy confessions, and perfectly curated dream dates inside the simulation, contrasted with Mi-rae’s exhausting office routine. As emotions begin to blur between what’s programmed and what’s real, viewers are left wondering whether true love can exist outside a digital algorithm. Seo In-guk brings his signature charm and emotional depth, creating palpable chemistry with Jisoo that already has fans counting down the days.

Adding even more excitement, the drama features cameo appearances from Seo Kang-joon, Lee Soo-hyuk, Ong Seong-wu, and Park Jae-beom as Mi-rae’s virtual suitors, offering different romantic archetypes within the simulation world. Their appearances promise playful moments and unexpected twists that will keep audiences hooked.

This project marks Jisoo’s first major leading role since her 2023 drama Influenza, making Boyfriend on Demand a significant step in her acting journey. With Netflix continuing to expand its global K-drama lineup, this rom-com is shaping up to be one of the platform’s most anticipated releases of the year. Blending fantasy romance with relatable workplace struggles, the series explores modern loneliness, digital escapism, and the unpredictable nature of real feelings.

All 10 episodes of Boyfriend on Demand will premiere exclusively on Netflix on March 6, promising a binge-worthy romantic escape fans won’t want to miss.