Go Younjung & Koo Kyo Hwan's Mother-Son Chemistry

JTBC's new Saturday-Sunday drama, "Everyone is Fighting Their Own Worthlessness" (hereinafter referred to as "Fighting Worthlessness"), tells the story of a character who, struggling with envy and jealousy for being the only one not succeeding among their talented friends, finds peace. Hwang Dong-man (Koo Kyo-hwan), who has dreamed of directing a film for 20 years, and Byun Eun-ah (Go Youn-jung), a producer at the film company Choi Film, will become each other's only "clean zone" and show a "green light synergy" that turns worthlessness into value.

The drama depicts the relationship between Hwang Dong-man, who has been stuck in the same place for 20 years, and Byun Eun-ah, who lives with past trauma, as they recharge each other with positive energy. Hwang Dong-man, who constantly talks to alleviate his anxiety, learns to stay without effort in front of Byun Eun-ah, who listens attentively to his stories. Furthermore, Hwang Dong-man's transparent energy, with his "thousand doors" open in his heart, heals Byun Eun-ah's wounds. "Fighting Worthlessness" is expected to provide viewers with a recharge through the process of two people who need each other's "power" meeting and filling each other's gaps.

"Fighting Worthlessness" is a collaboration between writer Park Hae-young and director Cha Young-hoon, and the meeting of writer Park Hae-young, who delicately portrays the emotions at the bottom of life, and director Cha Young-hoon, who captures the extraordinary solidarity of ordinary people, is highly anticipated. The drama is set to present a story that will turn on the "green light of life" for those who are stuck in worthlessness, with "anxiety," a universal emotion of modern people, as its keyword.

The recently released second teaser video begins with Hwang Dong-man's cry, and while others dismiss his actions as "tiring," Byun Eun-ah sees through his true nature. Byun Eun-ah describes Hwang Dong-man as "someone with a thousand doors open," recognizing his transparency. The meeting of Hwang Dong-man, who becomes calm in front of the person he likes, and Byun Eun-ah, who recognizes his true worth, offers a "clean zone" breath, free from the world's standards.

In particular, the process of the two, who have always been under the red signal of anxiety, facing each other and turning on the "green light" signifying "relief" stimulates viewers' curiosity. The drama shows a relationship where the two, isolated by the world's standards, become each other's only "safe zone," helping them escape the swamp of worthlessness and serving as an emotional landmark.