Boyfriend on Demand — Limited Series

Seo Mi-rae, a webtoon producer, found her routine existence fractured by the pressures of work—and by the unexpectedly alluring prospect of trying out a novel virtual dating platform.

Mi-rae’s initial foray into virtual dating proves utterly captivating, whisking her away on a whirlwind of romance and into a lavish, fantastical world—a journey that unexpectedly finds her embroiled in conflict as she faces off against Par…

The second date with Mi-rae takes place on a bustling college campus, yet her companion seems deliberately elusive, and echoes of a past romance linger in her thoughts.

As her complimentary period concluded, Mi-rae paid dearly to fully embrace virtual dating—a costly venture promising delightful rewards and carrying no potential for loss.

A chance encounter brings Mi-rae face to face with someone she once knew, and their subsequent date unfolds with a surprising freshness. Meanwhile, a team workshop at Naemo unexpectedly triggers an uncomfortable admission.

The arranged date with her latest prospective partner left Mi-rae feeling distinctly underwhelmed, yet she found herself returning to the matchmaking service after receiving a piece of unexpectedly wise counsel.

As the line between reality and the digital realm blurs for Mi-rae, she finds herself responsible for devising a strategy for Yun Song—a task that unexpectedly brings about a collective meeting.

The emergence of a tangible relationship tests Mi-rae’s commitment to online courtship, prompting a gradual weakening of her carefully constructed barriers and stirring up a long-dormant anxiety about solitude.

Driven by Naemo’s relentless ambition, author Yun desperately vies for prominence even as a damaging controversy threatens to engulf him. Simultaneously, Kyeong-nam confronts the hidden truth about Mi-rae.

Following a series of miscommunications and unclear signals, Mi-rae seeks solace and guidance within the digital realm. Will she discover clarity there, and perhaps a fresh path toward vulnerability?


