Blue of Winter

Shirase Yuu, an ordinary office worker, spends a drunken one night in the wrong hotel room with Kuroda Kou, a rich heir, during a business trip. The next morning, Yuu runs out of the room from embarrassment, but ends up running into Kou at a hospital again. Izumi Keitatsu, Gennosuke

A quiet ex-gymnast and a playful basketball star fall into a slow-burning romance where every glance and touch speaks louder than words.

A former idol starts fresh as a cosmetics intern, only to face his flirty, tormenting boss—an old acquaintance. Tension rises, and sparks begin to fly.

Lee-won, a university student majoring in acting, has a rivalry with Ji-oh, a directing major. Despite their constant bickering, they often have to work together. Unbeknownst to Lee-won, his younger sister is writing a web novel where he and Ji-oh are lovers. When he discovers her secret, he vows that if he secretly likes Ji-oh, the novel’s storyline should come true. As they spend more time together, Lee-won begins to question if his feelings for his enemy are becoming something more.

An office-set BL romantic comedy that begins when Baek Seung Jun, a principled drama PD known for prioritizing narrative logic and thematic depth—at the cost of repeatedly facing early cancellations—finds himself unexpectedly approached by Nam I Won, a hitmaker director whose over-the-top, sensational dramas consistently deliver massive ratings. When I Won proposes a co-directing partnership, their clash of philosophies sets the stage for chaos both on and off set. As two creators with completely opposing styles collide on a daily basis, the production floor turns into a battlefield—yet beneath the friction, an unexpected tension begins to build. What starts as creative conflict evolves into something far more personal, capturing a dynamic emotional arc that balances witty humor with genuine romantic beats.