K-drama Stars Koo Kyo-hwan & Go Youn-jung's 'Moja Mussa' Charm

JTBC's new Saturday-Sunday drama, "Everyone is Fighting Their Own Worthlessness" (hereinafter referred to as "Everyone's Fighting"), will premiere on the 18th. This drama is writer Park Hae-young's new work and is expected to carry on the emotional resonance of dramas like "My Mister" and "My Liberation Notes." "Everyone's Fighting" depicts the journey of finding peace for a character who struggles with envy and jealousy because they feel unfulfilled amidst their successful friends. The drama has already garnered attention with the casting of Go Youn-jung and Gu Kyo-hwan, and the collaboration between writer Park Hae-young and director Cha Young-hoon.

Writer Park Hae-young has penned "Another Oh Hae-young," "My Mister," and "My Liberation Notes," while director Cha Young-hoon has directed "When the Camellia Blooms" and "Forecasting Love and Weather." The released highlight video showcases writer Park Hae-young's unique sensibility in delicately portraying human inner struggles and loneliness, hinting at the birth of another "masterpiece."

In the drama, Byun Eun-a, played by Go Youn-jung, is a character who gets nosebleeds when she experiences emotional overload, carrying the trauma of being abandoned in childhood and enduring the weight of the world. Hwang Dong-man, played by Gu Kyo-hwan, is a character who has been preparing to debut as a film director for 20 years. While often called "unemployed" by others, he makes a living by teaching at an academy and working at a catering service, all while intensely living his life by watching movies and writing screenplays in his spare time.

The relationship between these two characters is the core of the drama. When the world perceives Hwang Dong-man's words as noise, only Byun Eun-a finds freedom in them. Hwang Dong-man's sincere words become a refuge for the wounded Byun Eun-a, and the two find "excitement" and "reassurance" for the first time as they embrace each other's anxieties and deficiencies. The "Cross!" they shout, becoming "green lights" for each other, signals the beginning of a mutual rescue, going beyond a simple romance. This evokes the "adoration" syndrome from "My Liberation Notes" and the relationship dynamics of "My Mister."

Netizens have expressed high expectations for the drama, with comments such as, "I hope all anxious people can overcome their anxiety," "I already have a feeling this will be my life drama," and "Go Youn-jung is truly a treasure, and Gu Kyo-hwan is so charming too." They also showed fervent anticipation, saying, "I've waited so long since 'My Mister' and 'My Liberation Notes'," "Just the title gives off a masterpiece vibe," and "Every line already makes me tear up."