Lee Je Hoon, Kim Dae Myeung, An Hyun Ho, and Cha Kang Yoon’s upcoming drama, “The Art of Negotiation”, is set to premiere on March 8.
JTBC’s highly anticipated new weekend drama “The Art of Negotiation”, premiering on Saturday, March 8, has released new stills showcasing the M&A team of SANIN GROUP—Yoon Joo No (played by Lee Je Hoon), Oh Soon Young (Kim Dae Myeung), Kwak Min Jeong (Ahn Hyun Ho), and Choi Jin Soo (Cha Kang Yoon)—working together with a shared mission. The images hint at their impressive teamwork and upcoming challenges.
In the drama, Yoon Joo No is called upon by SANIN GROUP’s chairman, Song Jae Sik (Sung Dong II), to take charge as the M&A team leader to clear the company’s massive 11 trillion won debt. He assembles a powerhouse team, including top-tier negotiation attorney Oh Soon Young, financial expert Kwak Min Jung, and intern Choi Jin Soo, setting the stage for high-stakes corporate deals.
What makes this M&A team particularly intriguing is the unique strengths that each member brings to the table, making their synergy even more compelling.
- Yoon Joo No is known for his cold, analytical mind and sharp judgment—so much so that he’s rumored to have a hundred thoughts running at once, earning him the nickname “White Snake” in negotiation circles.
- Oh Soon Young, with her extraordinary empathy, can quickly and accurately read the intentions of the other party, playing the role of both a strategist and a team mediator.
- Kwak Min Jung possesses exceptional memory and mental math skills, allowing her to precisely calculate corporate interests and financial standings.
- Choi Jin Soo, the youngest member, represents the MZ generation, bringing fresh perspectives and innovative ideas to the negotiation table.
With such a well-balanced yet distinct group of professionals, expectations are high for the results they will achieve together.
The newly released stills provide a glimpse into the professional world of SANIN GROUP’s M&A team as they meticulously analyze financial statements, meet with negotiation counterparts, and search for common ground in high-pressure deals. The big question remains—will they be able to pull off the ultimate negotiation, settle the 11 trillion won debt, and save SANIN GROUP?
Alongside the compelling storyline, the chemistry between the four lead actors is also generating excitement.
Where Can I Watch it?
With its gripping premise of a legendary corporate negotiator leading a high-stakes M&A team, “The Art of Negotiation” is set to premiere on March 8 and will be available on KOCOWA+ with multi-language subtitles.
All images are credited to JTBC & SLL.
