Love Scout – Maybe We Could Start Over?

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“Love Scout” is a 2025 Viki Original Korean drama series, with 12 episodes, and categorized as Workplace and Romance. SUMMARY: A woman is a successful CEO of a headhunter organization but she clashes with a man who views her work as promoting chaos instead of harmony. Through no fault of his own he loses his job and ends up working as her assistant. She does not intend to make his job easy but he eventually convinces her that he is a competent professional. He can assist her professionally, but their relationship develops beyond the workplace. ♦ MEET Kang Ji-Yun In “Love Scout”, Kang Ji-Yun is a successful CEO of a headhunting company. She finds the “best talent”, usually people already gainfully employed at a business, and then persuades them to work for another business. She usually makes them a tempting offer – more money, better working conditions, more freedom to work independently, etc. Most of the time, it’s an offer they can’t refuse. Kang Ji-Yun is immersed in her work. So much so that she rarely goes home when everyone else leaves the office and works late into the night. By the time she arrives home, she’s exhausted and passes […]
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"Love Scout" is a 2025 Viki Original Korean drama series, 12 episodes, categorized as Workplace and Romance. A CEO and her assistant learn to work together.

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[Pompom]

.Kang Ji-Yun’s growth as a workaholic CEO who learns to open up emotionally is so well-written. Meanwhile, Yu Eun-Ho’s struggles as a single father trying to prove himself professionally are both heartbreaking and uplifting. The show’s balance of light-hearted moments with heavier emotional beats kept me invested throughout the 12 episodes

 

[Quintessential Mrs. Park]

I wasn’t sure about the premise at first, but the execution completely won me over. Kang Ji-Yun’s tough exterior hiding her vulnerability paired with Yu Eun-Ho’s charm and perseverance creates a compelling dynamic. It’s not just a typical romance; it delves into themes of workplace politics, personal healing, and second chances. Plus, the chemistry between the leads is awesome

 

[Marilyn Slothroe]

Lee Joon-Hyuk as Yu Eun-Ho nailed it! His journey from a struggling father to a dependable assistant was inspiring and heartwarming

 

[Destiny]

If you’re into workplace dramas with a twist of romance, Love Scout is for you. It’s not just about the usual office politics but explores deeper topics like coping with trauma, balancing family responsibilities, and rebuilding trust. The supporting cast adds depth, and the villain's personal vendetta against Kang Ji-Yun brings in the right amount of tension. The pacing is tight, and the ending is incredibly satisfying

 

[NELLY17]

Love Scout is a perfect start to 2025 for K-drama fans. Han Ji-Min and Lee Joon-Hyuk bring so much heart to their characters. I appreciated how the show tackled real-world issues like burnout and unfair workplace dynamics while still delivering a satisfying romantic arc

 

[cmoneyspinner]

.Kang Ji-Yun’s growth as a workaholic CEO who learns to open up emotionally is so well-written. Meanwhile, Yu Eun-Ho’s struggles as a single father trying to prove himself professionally are both heartbreaking and uplifting. The show’s balance of light-hearted moments with heavier emotional beats kept me invested throughout the 12 episodes

I found it interesting that Kang Ji-Yun came from a single parent family herself and when she perused Yu Eun-Ho background she noted that he was a single parent as well. HOWEVER, in real life it would bother me if my employer had information about my family. They hired me and not my family. I think if an employer wants to know about my family they should ask me plainly, face to face and not look at a record. It's a privacy violation. But of course, this series is fiction, not fact. And it's an excellent series!

 

[cmoneyspinner]

If you’re into workplace dramas with a twist of romance, Love Scout is for you. It’s not just about the usual office politics but explores deeper topics like coping with trauma, balancing family responsibilities, and rebuilding trust. The supporting cast adds depth, and the villain's personal vendetta against Kang Ji-Yun brings in the right amount of tension. The pacing is tight, and the ending is incredibly satisfying

The CEO from Career Way with the personal vendetta was a good hook. I had already started liking the female lead and when somebody attacks a nice person, it makes you mad! So I have to watch until the end to see how she overcomes the revenge attack and the other traumas she is trying to overcome.