Shin Sae Kyeong New Drama 'The World They're Dating In': Romance Comeback in Talks
Actress Shin Sae Kyeong is in talks to lead the new webtoon-based romance drama 'The World They're Dating In'. Read the latest details and her agency's stance.
Will the queen of romance grace our screens again? Actress Shin Sae Kyeong is reportedly eyeing a lead role in an upcoming romance series. This potential project is generating significant buzz as it's based on a fan-favorite webtoon.
Shin Sae Kyeong New Drama 'The World They're Dating In' Details
According to a report by MyDaily on January 22, 2026, Shin Sae Kyeong is in talks to star in the new drama titled 'The World They're Dating In' (working title). The series is an adaptation of a popular webtoon that focuses on the realistic and relatable romance of young adults in the modern era.
Official Response from The Present Company
Her agency, The Present Company, responded to the reports stating that it's one of the projects she's currently reviewing positively. While no final decision has been made, the prospect of her returning to the romance genre has fans excited across social media platforms.
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