Choi Hyun Wook hides a quirky side of himself in 'My Dearest Nemesis'

Choi Hyun Wook makes a unique character transformation in tvN's My Dearest Nemesis.

My Dearest Nemesis has confirmed its premiere date for February 17. The story follows Baek Soo Jung (Mun Ka Young), the team leader of a planning team at Yongseong Department Store haunted by her embarrassing past, and Ban Ju Yeon (Choi Hyun Wook), a third-generation chaebol working as the director of Strategic Planning at Yongseong Department Store who hides his alter ego "Black Dragon" to get recognized as the conglomerate's heir. The duo previously met each other as video game characters during their school years. Sixteen years later, they reunite, this time as a boss and employee. 

The production team of My Dearest Nemesis has released the first stills of Choi Hyun Wook. In the K-drama, Choi Hyun Wook plays Ban Ju Yeon, a third-generation heir to a chaebol and the executive director of Strategic Planning at Yongseong Department Store. 

Though he appears to be perfect in every way, he harbors a secret: he hides his alter ego of "Black Dragon" (a game character), his geeky side, in order to be recognized as the rightful successor of the chaebol. After his secret is discovered by Team Leader Baek Soo Jung (Mun Ka Young), the once peaceful office life of Ban Ju Yeon is set to become anything but smooth.

In the stills, Choi Hyun Wook exudes charisma in a flawless suit fit, displaying his unshakable composure. As a person who is cool and meticulous in the office, he embodies a character with no gaps in his role as the executive director.

In the following stills, Choi Hyun Wook unleashes his "Black Dragon" alter ego. In these images, he is seen enjoying his hobby in a space filled with his favorite dolls. Wearing latex gloves to avoid leaving fingerprints, he cares for his figurines more than he does for important office documents.

My Dearest Nemesis will premiere on February 17. News about the K-drama's global OTT platform is yet to come.

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