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The web drama stars Apink's EunJi (as the character Kang JiGu), Han SunHwa (as Han JiYeon), Lee SunBin (as Ahn SoHee), and Super Junior's SiWon (as Kang BukGu). It is an authentic drama that tells the story of the daily lives of three women who believe that every day is a good day to have a drink.

The webtoon shares a little bit more about the characters upfront. It especially places focus on the fact that each member of the trio has drinking habits. The members have habits related to their drinking after an outing in the drama but the webtoon focuses particularly on things that they do whilst they are drunk.

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Ahn SoHee has a habit of accidentally taking objects from the bar or restaurant home. Kang JiGu drunkenly cries about missing her pet cat (she doesn't have a pet cat in the drama). Whilst Han JiYeon's drinking habit has never been seen by anyone.

Although "Work Later, Drink Now" is a slice-of-life type of drama, the web drama has a clearer storyline and easier-to-follow plot which focuses on more than just the drinking scenes but also the work and personal life of the characters.

The webtoon (at least in the first few episodes) feels more like a peek into just the drinking lives of the girls. There are storylines that are hinted at and will clearly develop over time but the webtoon focuses significantly more on their drinking antics than it does on their work or personal storylines in the beginning.

The story of three women whose life beliefs revolve around having a drink after getting off work. Based on a popular webtoon, the drama will comfort viewers through the uplifting story of 30-year-old women who feel as if they are at a loss in life.

Siwon Choi appeared as the male lead 'Kang Buk-gu' in Teabing's original 'Drunk City Women' (directed by Kim Jeong-sik, written by Wi So-young, produced by Bone Factory), a work that tells the story of three women who drink is the belief in life.

Actors who have been confirmed to appear are Lee Seon-bin, Han Seon-hwa, Jung Eun-ji, and Choi Si-won. 'Drunk City Women' is a work that tells the story of three women who believe that drinking after work is their life's belief.

Han Ji-hyo is expected to catch the attention of viewers as Se-jin, who has an unassuming and bold style in the play. Han Ji-hyo is a web drama playlist 'Man and Woman', KBS2's 'Amhaengeosa' web drama 'Hi! In her works such as 'Touch', she showed her unrivaled acting with her bouncy and lively charm.

'Drunk City Women' is a drama depicting the daily lives of three women whose belief in life is a drink after work. It is based on the webtoon 'Drunk City Maidens'. In the drama, Jung Eun-pyo will appear as the father of the female lead, Lee Seon-bin, and it is expected to energize the development of the play.

He has already shown his character digestion power as a 'scene stealer' in numerous works such as 'The Moon Embracing the Sun', 'River of the Moon', and 'Mouse'. Meanwhile, Jung Eun-pyo makes a special appearance in the tvN drama 'Devil Judge'.

Tving's original 'Drinker City Women' is a full-fledged riding tactic drama depicting the daily lives of three women whose belief in life is one drink at the end of the day. Based on Mikan's next webtoon 'Drunken City Maidens', Lee Seon-bin (Ahn So-hee), Han Seon-hwa (Han Ji-yeon), Jung Eun-ji (Kang Ji-gu), and Choi Si-won (Gangbuk-gu) meet and tell a highly sympathetic story.

In a newly released teaser for the drama, Ahn So Hee, Han Ji Yeon, and Kang Ji Goo enjoy life to the fullest. During the day, they work hard at their respective jobs, but at night, they gather to relieve their stress through drinking.

Starring Lee Sun-bin, Han Sun-hwa, Apink's Jung Eun-ji, and Super Junior's Choi Siwon, the slice of life show follows the lives and loves of three friends who like to go out drinking together after work.

Hey guys, this is my first time reviewing a kdrama. I only started seriously watching Kdramas (mostly crime/horror/thriller) this year and I was looking for something short and sweet to watch with a friend group dynamic and I came across Work later, drink now, which is 12 episodes and and average of 30 minutes per episode, which I liked since I like a fast paced show.

What happens when a broadcasting writer, a yoga instructor, and an origami Youtuber walk into a bar? You get Work Later, Drink Now. "Compared to words, true friends believe in drinking a toast." Work Later, Drink Now is definitely the go-to show if you're interested in South Korea's alcohol binge-drinking culture and seek a light-hearted drama about empowering female friendships.

Yoo In Young shared her thoughts on joining the second season, "I'm glad to be part of the drama as a new drinker. I'm looking forward to showcasing a new side of me that hasn't been seen. I hope you enjoy the process of getting to know the true side of Kim Seon Jung who is always calm."

After their drama (Work later, Drink nowtag_hash_110) became a massive success in Korea, tvN introduced a new variety show where the three female leads take upon the challenge of Mountaineering. tag_hash_112

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"Work Later, Drink Now Season 2" will continue to showcase the life, love, and friendship of three best friends of the same age who hangs out after work and drink together. The story will be depicted from the webtoon "Sooldo Girl" by Mi Kkang.

In the newly released stills, drinking buddies Ahn So Hee (Lee Sun Bin), Han Ji Yeon (Han Sun Hwa), Kang Ji Goo (Apink Eunji), and Kang Book Goo (Super Junior Siwon) gather after work to enjoy their ice-cold beer to end their hectic day.

The new stills highlight the four friends' interesting lifestyles and drinking habits. In the first photo, Ahn So Hee is seen working and drinking at the same time, drinking a mug of beer in front of her and her laptop, raising curiosity about her daily life.

Work Later, Drink Now is definitely the go-to show if you're interested in South Korea's alcohol binge-drinking culture and seek a light-hearted drama about empowering female friendships. Albeit light-hearted for most of the running time, the show is not afraid to delve into serious issues such as teenage suicides and the side effects of chain drinking.

In the workplace drama My Mister, an unlikely friendship is formed between a middle-aged supervisor and his younger colleague, both grappling with the unbearable weight of their respective miserable lives. The supervisor is named Dong-hun (Lee Sun-kyun), a man who recently discovered that his wife is having an affair with the senior executive of his company. At the same time, his colleague Ji-an (Lee Ji-eun) is in severe debt and constantly harassed by loan sharks who subject her to intense beatings. Their fateful encounter begins when a stack of gift certificates worth 50 million won has gone missing.

Ahn So Hee, Han Ji Yeon, and Kang Ji Gu enjoy hanging out after work and drinking together. The three women are single and in their 30s. As for their jobs, So Hee works as a broadcasting writer, Ji Yeon as a yoga instructor, and Ji Gu as a YouTuber. Meanwhile, Kang Buk Gu works as a PD of the TV variety show. He hangs out with these three women.

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Mariam Abdel-Razek is a British-Egyptian writer and critic based in London. She is excited and fascinated by many and varied things, including but not limited to the acts of eating and drinking, jazz music, etymology, cassette tapes, video games, and the fascimiles of Emily Dickinson. She cares about ephemera, the daily rhythms of life like going to the bagel shop and ordering the same coffee from the man by her tube station, and writing work that is funny and interesting.

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