Our Sticky Love Teases Ha Young and Jung Hae In’s Unusual Countryside Romance

Our Sticky Love is moving closer to its premiere with a new poster and trailer that frame the series as a sweet, strange, and slightly suspicious romantic comedy. The upcoming Korean drama stars Ha Young as Go Eun Sae, a prosecutor who wakes up without her memory, and Jung Hae In as Jang Tae Ha, a boxing coach who suddenly insists that he is her boyfriend.

The setup places the two characters under the same roof in a quiet countryside village known for yeot, a traditional Korean taffy. That local detail is more than scenery. It gives the drama a playful identity, matching the idea of two people becoming emotionally stuck together even when the facts of their relationship remain unclear.

The newly released main poster leans into that contradiction. Go Eun Sae is shown grabbing Jang Tae Ha by the collar, a pose that suggests irritation, distrust, and comic tension rather than immediate affection. Around them are visual hints tied to her identity and background, including her prosecutor ID and expensive items that point to the life she may have lost or forgotten.

A Romance Built On Doubt

At the center of the story is a question that the drama appears ready to stretch for both comedy and suspense: should Go Eun Sae believe the man who claims to be her boyfriend? When she wakes in a rural hospital with no memory of herself, Jang Tae Ha enters her life with an answer that feels too sudden to trust. His scruffy appearance, the unfamiliar village, and the eccentric rhythm of local life all make his claim harder for her to accept.

That uncertainty gives the romance a sharper hook than a standard cohabitation plot. Go Eun Sae is not simply adjusting to a new living arrangement; she is trying to reconstruct her identity while everyone around her seems to know more than she does. Jang Tae Ha, meanwhile, is positioned as both a possible comfort and a possible source of confusion. His warmth may be genuine, but the trailer also suggests that the truth of their bond is being carefully withheld.

The village setting appears designed to heighten that tension. A countryside community lined with yeot workshops creates an intimate backdrop where secrets can feel harder to hide. In a small town, every resident, storefront, and habit can become part of the mystery. For a character with no memory, even ordinary details can feel suspicious.

Sweetness With A Secret

The trailer also highlights the emotional pull between the leads. Jang Tae Ha’s gentle affection begins to soften Go Eun Sae’s defenses, and the preview shows moments where his words and gestures catch her off guard. The romantic comedy tone comes through in their awkward proximity, but the mood is not only light. The story seems interested in how affection feels when one person cannot fully verify the past behind it.

That makes Jung Hae In’s role especially important. Jang Tae Ha has to appear sincere enough for viewers to root for him, while still carrying enough ambiguity to keep the drama’s central question alive. Ha Young’s Go Eun Sae has an equally demanding balance: she must be funny in her disbelief, vulnerable in her lost memories, and sharp enough that audiences believe she was a prosecutor before the accident or incident that changed everything.

The final moments of the trailer point to a larger secret. Jang Tae Ha warns that they must not let anyone find out, suggesting that his relationship with Go Eun Sae may involve more than a simple misunderstanding. That line reframes the earlier sweetness. The collar-grabbing poster, the claimed boyfriend status, and the sudden rural cohabitation all begin to look like pieces of a broader story rather than isolated romantic comedy devices.

For viewers, the appeal may come from watching the drama move between two modes. One side promises the familiar pleasure of a bickering couple slowly warming to each other. The other side asks what really happened before Go Eun Sae lost her memory, why Jang Tae Ha is so determined to stay close to her, and who might be threatened if the truth comes out.

What To Watch Before The Premiere

Our Sticky Love is scheduled to premiere on August 7, giving the new teaser campaign a clear runway. The coming promotional material will likely clarify the supporting cast, the exact nature of Gujin Yeot Village, and how far the drama intends to push its mystery thread alongside the romance.

The early materials suggest a series built around contrast: city prosecutor and countryside boxing coach, suspicion and tenderness, candy-like sweetness and a secret that may complicate everything. If the drama can keep those contrasts balanced, its sticky title may become more than a pun. It may describe a relationship that is difficult to escape because every answer pulls the characters further into each other’s lives.