Crash Course in Romance Trailer: Jeon Do-yeon and Jung Kyung-ho Find Themselves Getting Attracted to Each Other

Netflix has finally released Crash Course in Romance trailer after tvN unveiled the upcoming romantic comedy-drama last month. The Kdrama is created by Yu Je-won and Yang Hee-seung, following the story of a bittersweet relationship between a banchan (side-dish) shop owner and a top hagwon instructor.

The cast of the upcoming drama includes Jeon Do-yeon as Nam Haeng-sun, Jung Kyung-ho as Choi Chi-yeol, Lee Bong-ryun as Kim Young-joo, Oh Eui-shik as Nam Jae-woo, Shin Jae-ha as Ji Dong-hee, Roh Yoon-seo as Nam Hae-yi, Jang Young-nam as Jang Seo-jin, Kim Sun-young as Su-ah’s mother, Hwang Bo-ra as Dan-ji’s mother, Kang Na-eon as Bang Su-ah and Lee Chae-min as Lee Seon-jae.

The official synopsis of the series reads, “A mother with a heart of gold navigates the cutthroat world of private education when her daughter tries to join a celebrity math instructor’s class.”

Crash Course in Romance Trailer
Still from Crash Course in Romance Trailer

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The released trailer starts off with a sweet scene of Nam Haeng-sun riding her scooter and somehow getting attacked by Choi Chi-yeol’s life-size poster, as it falls down on her. Soon after her daughter asks her to enrol in Chi-yeol’s classes as she is preparing for college entrance exams. This is how the leads will end up meeting.

On the other hand, Chi-yeol is seen sharing his happy tears experience, while eating Haeng-sun’s shop banchan dishes. He likes the dishes so much that he comes back to buy more and more. While we see Haeng-sun’s friend telling her that the man is totally in love, followed by some awkward yet intimate moments between the two, where they seem to be helping each other.

Jung Kyung-ho’s character is all about his exemplary work and he doesn’t shy off from bragging about it, but with such success, he has become indifferent towards life and simple pleasure. While Jeon Do-yeon’s character is all about living a fulfilling life and working hard at everything with a positive mind. When these opposites meet, sparks will fly as they will comfort each other with their own charms.

Watch Crash Course in Romance Trailer

The K-drama series is scheduled to be released on 14th January 2023 on tvN and will air every Saturday and Sunday at 09:10 PM KST. It will be also available on Netflix for streaming.

Are you excited to watch this upcoming bittersweet drama? Let us know your thoughts on the trailer in the comment section below.

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