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'What Comes After Love' tells the love story between a Korean woman (Lee Se Young) and a Japanese man (Kentaro Sakaguchi) who meet, then fall in love with each other in Japan.
Lee Se Young and Kentaro Sakaguchi will soon greet the public through the drama entitled "What Comes After Love". Ahead of the broadcast, the production team presented an intimate poster of the main couple of different nationalities.
"What Comes After Love" tells the love story between a Korean woman (Se Young) and a Japanese man (Kentaro) who meet and fall in love with each other in Japan. They reunite in Korea five years later after their separation.
The poster for "What Comes After Love" shows the affection of Se Young and Kentaro looking at each other from close range. The two also held each other's cheeks and showed sad expressions. Se Young's eyes were even filled with tears.
The poster "What Comes After Love" unexpectedly sparked pros and cons among netizens. Some say Se Young and Kentaro are not compatible, but many also praise them. Some netizens even admitted that they couldn't wait to watch the drama.
"Why is it strange that they don't match? Their descriptions are similar[sic!]," wrote one netizen. "Their facial chemistry is really wow. I want to watch the making of the poster. It won't be available on OTT, right?[sic!]," added another.
"The poster is very beautiful. Very handsome and pretty[sic!]," said another netizen. "Wow, finally there is the pairing I've been waiting for [sic!]," added another. "Wow, can we watch SakaKen in Korea???," continued another netizen.
On the other hand, Se Young once expressed his enthusiasm for starring in "What Comes After Love". "It is an honor to participate in a project based on a novel that I have always loved. I will do my best to depict a person's feelings in the face of love," he said.
Kentaro also said the same thing. "I'm really looking forward to working with Korean staff. Most importantly, I'm happy to meet Lee Se Young, an actress with extraordinary and subtle acting, through a beautiful romantic drama," he praised. (wk/charity)
