Turning kiss from Lee Do Hyun for the poster of his new drama "Melancholia"

Introduction
The next TVN drama, "Melancholia", recently unveiled its new poster for the main couple, Ji Yoon Soo (played by IM Soo Jung) and Baek Seung Yoo (played by Lee Do Hyun).Taking up in a corrupt high school, "Melancholia" tells the story of Ji Yoon Soo, a enthusiast professor of mathematics, and Baek Seung Yoo, a genius of mathematics.The story begins after their meeting and together, they fight against the prejudices and the exceeded standards of society.

** Love in Lee Do Hyun's eyes for his teacher **
On the recently published poster, Lee Do Hyun takes a stealth look at his "professor" Im Soo Jung, who focuses on the encouragement of his love for mathematics.The poster is painted in a romantic atmosphere, with the loving eyes of Lee Do Hyun for his partner and a sentence that stimulates the curiosity of fans: "Maths and you, I cannot like both".

** The refreshing look of Lee Do Hyun, worthy of a real high school student **
On the poster of Im Soo Jung, his character Ji Yoon Soo also looks at Baek Seung Yoo with eyes full of affection, while giving off somewhat sad and more mature vibrations.Another legend is included, arousing the curiosity of viewers on the romance between these two characters: "The world I see through the eyes of mathematics, and you."

** Im Soo Jung looks dreamy on the new poster **
TVN's "Melancholia" drama will be officially broadcast on November 3.Let's look forward to the chemistry of the Lee Do Hyun and Im Soo Jung couple chemistry.

Conclusion
The poster of "Melancholia" highlights the reversing look of Lee Do Hyun for his partner on the screen, Im Soo Jung.Lee Do Hyun's loving eyes and the pensive expression of Im Soo Jung create a romantic atmosphere that arouses the curiosity of fans as for the relationship between their characters.The refreshing look of Lee Do Hyun, worthy of a real high school student, and the mature elegance of Im Soo Jung promise a captivating love story between a teacher and his pupil.