In this regard, the highly anticipated JTBC romance drama Surely Tomorrow has revealed a new set of character posters, giving fans a deeper dive into the emotional world of its leads and hinting at the complicated love story that awaits its audience.
The drama is about the interconnected lives of former lovers Lee Gyeong Do, played by Park Seo Joon, and Seo Ji Woo, played by Won Ji An, who fell in love when they were 20, found their way back to each other at 28, and then parted ways with a wrenching breakup. Years later, fate brings them together again-just not in a way either expected. Gyeong Do has since become a journalist assigned to investigate an explosive affair scandal, and Ji Woo has become the wife of the man in the middle of that very controversy. Their reunion, formed by circumstance rather than choice, will set the tone for a story full of tension, nostalgia, and unspoken truths.
The newly released posters capture this emotional complexity with striking subtlety. Set inside a quiet café, the posters focus on the pairs’ reunion after years of silence. Gyeong Do, looking out the window, shows a blend of discomfort, surprise, and a faint trace of affection-emotions that suggest he hasn’t fully moved on. Across from him, Ji Woo returns his gaze with a soft longing that speaks to unresolved feelings carried through time.
Though their eyes meet with tenderness, the atmosphere undoubtedly stays tense. The words on the posters read, “You’re still cruel” and “You said that Gyeong Do would come if I waited”, which is a strong reminder of the wounds, misunderstandings, and promises that made their past. It is also clear from their expressions that though they may be looking in the same direction, their hearts still stand apart.
With the promise of romance, reconciliation, and depth of emotion, Surely Tomorrow will air for the first time on December 6 at 10:40 p.m. KST, which ushers the audience and the characters into a poignant journey.
