Our Unwritten Seoul

Yoo Mi-ji and Yoo Mi-rae look identical but lead very different lives, and when mounting pressures push each sister to try on the other's routine, they swap identities to see if the other life fits better. Their decision starts as a practical escape, with Mi-ji stepping into unexplored social circles and Mi-rae handling obligations she once left behind. Living under one another's names brings unexpected romances, reopened family tensions, and moments of quiet honesty that force both women to rethink what they want from love and work. The city of Seoul plays a constant role, its neighborhoods and rhythms shaping the choices they make.

Released in 2025, Our Unwritten Seoul was created by Lee Kang and directed by Park Shin-woo. Park Bo-young takes on the dual lead, supported by Jinyoung, Park Yoon-ho, Kim Sun-young and Jang Young-nam. The series is presented as an original drama for television.

Park Bo-young's switch between two sisters quickly became a focal point online, inspiring fan art and social-media discussion about identity, impersonation and sisterhood. Viewers have highlighted certain street-level scenes and wardrobe details, and the show's portrayal of modern Seoul has fed short-form video edits and playlist trends among fans.

Early audience responses are positive, reflected in a vote average of 8.4 out of 10 from 71 votes, with many viewers pointing to strong performances and a tightly written script. The series handles themes of personal identity, family expectation, economic pressure and romantic second chances, often balancing lighter, intimate moments with more serious interpersonal conflict. Pacing favors character beats over plot pyrotechnics, and the central performances anchor the emotional shifts.

As of early 2025, Our Unwritten Seoul had not received major industry awards. That said, its acting and script have been frequently mentioned in roundup pieces about new dramas worth watching, and industry conversations continue as the show reaches wider audiences.