A Slap from the Past: Ji Sung and Oh Se Young’s First Encounter in 'The Judge Returns'
Ji Sung returns as a corrupt judge traveling back to 2025 in MBC's new drama 'The Judge Returns'. See the shocking first encounter with Oh Se Young.
Imagine traveling back to 2025 only to be greeted with a sting on your cheek. MBC's upcoming drama 'The Judge Returns' has unveiled a chaotic first meeting between veteran actor Ji Sung and rising star Oh Se Young. Released on January 9, 2026, the latest preview hints at a rocky start for the time-traveling protagonist.
Ji Sung The Judge Returns 2025 Time Slip
According to MBC, Ji Sung portrays Lee Han Young, a corrupt judge who once lived as a 'slave' to a powerful law firm. In a twist of fate, he unexpectedly travels back 10 years into the past, landing in the year 2025. The newly shared stills capture the moment Lee Han Young is slapped by Oh Se Young, marking a memorable and painful re-entry into his previous life.
The drama promises a high-stakes narrative of redemption as Lee Han Young uses his future knowledge to dismantle the corruption he once participated in. Fans are buzzing about the chemistry—or lack thereof—between the leads, as their first interaction suggests a rivalry that's anything but friendly.
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