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Drama: See You at Work Tomorrow! / Going to Work Tomorrow Too (literal title)
Revised romanization: Naeildo Chulgeun!
Hangul: 내일도 출근!
Director: Jo Eun-Sol
Writer: Mcqueen Studio (webcomic), Kim Kyeong-Min
Network: tvN
Episodes:
Release Date: June 22, 2026 --
Runtime: Monday & Tuesday 20:50
Language: Korean
Country: South Korea

Plot Synopsis by AsianWiki Staff ©

Kang Si-Woo (Seo In-Guk) appears to be a perfect guy, with good looks and self-discipline. Unfortunately, due to his cold and direct personality, he is known as the most prickly person at work. As a department manager at work, he oversees workers, including Cha Ji-Yoon (Park Ji-Hyun) who has worked there for 7 years. Cha Ji-Yoon is good enough at her job that she is respected by her co-workers. She experiences a slump in her daily life and is not in a romantic relationship, but her ordinary life gets swayed by her supervisor Kang Si-Woo.

Notes

"See You at Work Tomorrow" takes over tvN's Monday & Tuesday 20:50 time slot previously occupied by "The Legend of Kitchen Soldier."
Based on webcomic "Naeildo Chulgeun!” by Mcqueen Studio (published January 26, 2020 - April 21, 2024 via Kakao).

Cast



Seo In-Guk	Park Ji-Hyun	Kang Mi-Na	Choi Kyung-Hoon	Won Gyu-Bin
Kang Si-Woo	Cha Ji-Yoon	Yoon No-A	Jo Ga-Eul	Lee Jae-In

Saeum Electronics


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Kpocchaco Jun 23 2026 2:19 pm The Ultimate Workplace Survival Guide Disguised as a Rom-Com Most office K-dramas offer a fairy-tale escape, but See You at Work Tomorrow! delivers something far more addictive: absolute, unfiltered reality wrapped in witty humor. Just two episodes in, and this show completely grips you because it holds a mirror up to the universal modern struggle. Cha Ji-Yoon (played brilliantly by Park Ji-Hyun) is all of us. She represents every professional who has ever wanted to slam their laptop shut and quit on the spot due to suffocating office politics, relentless corporate crises, and the physical toll of overwork. The writing is incredibly sharp, capturing the painful paradox of adulthood: wanting to escape the daily grind, yet being chained to it by bills, the brutal job market, and raw necessity. Adding to her plate is a textbook deadbeat boyfriend who plays emotional hide-and-seek, adding a layer of relationship burnout that feels painfully real. The immediate "hooking effect" of the series lies in its brilliant character dynamics. Ji-Yoon is profoundly good at her job but emotionally exhausted and hesitant to step into the spotlight. Enter Kang Si-Woo (Seo In-Guk), the infamous "Three-No Man" (No Smile, No People, No Nonsense). On the surface, he is a rigid, terrifying corporate robot. But the magic of the show is how quickly we see behind his facade. He isn't a heartless tyrant; he is a meticulous observer who sees Ji-Yoon’s untapped potential and quiet competence. With a perfect balance of laugh-out-loud humor, sharp workplace satire, and an underlying warmth, See You at Work Tomorrow! understands that life doesn't stop just because you're exhausted. It proves that sometimes, the greatest romance isn't about grand gestures—it's about finding one person who notices your hard work when the rest of the world looks down on you. A flawless, highly relatable 5-star premier! Why the hook worked on you so fast: The writer, Kim Kyung-min, balances the heavy, draining realities of a 7th-year corporate worker with light comedic beats (like Ji-Yoon living for that perfect, on-the-dot clock-out to have fried chicken and beer). It makes the misery digestible and incredibly comforting.

AnxiousPom Jun 23 2026 10:46 am also also I love the manhwa, it was endearing for me

AnxiousPom Jun 23 2026 10:38 am AAAAAAAA Park ji hyun as female lead and it's with Seo in guk in a romance drama, oh my goddddd thankyou casting director, dude I'm so thrilled they look good together

Ran Jun 23 2026 10:30 am Didn’t expect to be this good. What a refreshing drama! Youngster can’t relate for sure

kitaro Jun 22 2026 2:30 am it's almost like seo in guk keeps catching all the writers that once kbs discarded lol

June Jun 13 2026 5:13 am The female lead Park Ji Hyun is so hot in Hidden Face movie. I can’t wait to see her transition to rom-com roles.

Jew May 31 2026 8:09 pm I'm excited for Seo In Guk...however Park Jihyun lacks expression for me. But I still gonna' watch this series.

Nice Oct 04 2025 1:42 pm Reading the webtoon right now .

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