Our Unwritten Seoul tells the story of identical twin sisters Yoo Mi-ji and Yoo Mi-rae, both played by Park Bo-young. Though they share the same face, their lives couldn’t be more different.
Yoo Mi-ji was once a rising track star. But after an injury crushed her dreams, she drifted into a carefree lifestyle, taking odd jobs and living on the edge of society. On the flip side, Yoo Mi-rae is the picture of success—composed, smart, and working at a reputable public corporation. She’s everything society expects a “perfect daughter” to be.
One day, fate throws them an unexpected curveball that leads the sisters to switch lives. As they step into each other’s shoes, they discover long-buried family secrets, heal from past wounds, and learn what it truly means to live—not just for others, but for themselves.
Here are some quick facts about “Our Unwritten Seoul”:
1. Dual Role Challenge: This marks Park Bo-young’s first time playing twin characters in a K-drama, showcasing her range as an actress.
Seeing Park Bo-young play two completely opposite characters is already a reason to tune in. Her ability to switch from quirky to composed is impressive and adds layers to the story.
2. GOT7’s Jinyoung Returns: Park Jin-young (Jinyoung) makes his K-drama comeback as a quiet, emotionally layered lawyer, adding depth to the romantic subplot.
3. By the Director of “It’s Okay to Not Be Okay”: The drama is directed by Park Shin-woo, known for visually poetic and emotionally rich storytelling.
4. Healing and Identity: Central themes include personal healing, self-worth, family secrets, and the emotional weight of living up to others’ expectations.
5. Beautiful Setting: It contrasts Seoul’s hectic pace with the calm simplicity of Duson Village, where one of the main characters lives a peaceful post-corporate life.
The contrast between Seoul’s fast-paced city life and Duson Village’s calm countryside adds a refreshing visual and emotional rhythm. It’s a visual metaphor for the characters’ inner journeys.
6. Original Script: Our Unwritten Seoul is based on an original screenplay, not adapted from a webtoon or novel, giving it a fresh and unpredictable narrative.
7. Short and Sweet: The drama runs for only 12 episodes, making it perfect for viewers who prefer shorter, high-quality series.
Cast & Characters: A Star-Studded Line-Up
Park Bo-young truly takes center stage in this drama. Playing dual roles, she brings to life both the playful, free-spirited Mi-ji and the prim, career-driven Mi-rae. Her performance promises to be one of her most emotional and dynamic yet.
Park Jin-young (Jinyoung) plays Lee Ho-su, a brilliant yet weary lawyer who crosses paths with the sisters. His quiet strength and vulnerability make him more than just a love interest—he’s a key piece in their journey of healing.
Ryu Kyung-soo takes on the role of Han Se-jin, a former hedge fund manager who’s chosen a slower life as a farmer in Duson Village. He adds depth to the story as a man also running from his past, only to find unexpected purpose.
Watch the teaser below
Our Unwritten Seoul isn’t your typical twin-swap drama. It’s about finding yourself when the world sees you one way—but your heart says otherwise. With strong performances, a soul-touching storyline, and the perfect mix of drama and tenderness, this series will definitely strike a chord.
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