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Love in Disguise is a workplace romantic comedy with a crime-thriller element. It premiered on October 19, 2026, and streams on Amazon Prime Video. Park Dan-hee directs, and Moon Soo-jeong wrote the script, which is adapted from a web novel. If you haven’t started yet, here are five reasons to give it a try.
1. A Fun Mash-up Premise
Kang Jae-hee is a former special forces member turned detective. To investigate Yoon Yi-jun, the third-generation heir to the Taegang Group and a murder suspect, she disguises herself as a man and is hired as his secretary and bodyguard. The drama blends a murder mystery, a gender-bending workplace comedy, and a romance, so the tone shifts easily between suspense and humor.
2. Well-Known Cast
Yim Si-wan, known for Squid Game, plays the heir, and Seol In-ah, known for Business Proposal, plays the detective. Kim Jung-hyun and Yeon Woo also have pivotal roles in the story. Yim Si-wan has gained popularity after delivering memorable performances in dramas like Run On and Summer Strike.
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3. Both Leads Have Secrets That Keep The Mystery Alive
Jae-hee is concealing her identity and her real purpose. Yi-jun is hiding a secret of his own, and the show keeps asking whether he is truly guilty. That tension makes every scene between them do two jobs at once: it builds the romance and advances the case.
4. A Web Novel Adaptation With Plenty Of Story Potential
The series is adapted from a web novel, which gives it a built-in fan base and a clearly structured story. Fans can tune into the web novel and catch up on it as the show progresses.
5. A 12-Episode K-Drama Easy To Catch Up
The drama has 12 episodes and runs through November 24, so you can start now and finish alongside the broadcast. Each episode is built around a small case or a workplace crisis, so it is easy to follow even if you pick it up a few episodes late.
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