Han Yoo-Sik, who was formerly an executive director at KBC, ended up leaving the company due to Park Chan-Sik's scheme, but still harbored affection for KBC.0

It was where he had spent his entire career, and many of the hoobaes who had followed him remained in the Programming and Drama departments.0

In the end, Han Yoo-Sik suppressed his resentment and quietly resigned, using his severance pay to establish a drama production company called Mirinae.0

After that, Han Yoo-Sik visited Park Chan-Sik, who had pushed him out, to request reconciliation. He said he didn't want to see KBC divided and proposed they avoid causing harm to each other. Park Chan-Sik reluctantly agreed to Han Yoo-Sik's gentlemanly truce offer.0

Han Yoo-Sik then began producing Haze, and the script was finally completed after two years. He met with Director Oh Han-Guk, who was aligned with him, and set the tentative broadcast date between May and August of this year.0

However, a week ago after Hwaranjeon and Queen Jeong-Hee clashed over preview viewership ratings, Park Chan-Sik made a move. When Queen Jeong-Hee started to fall behind Hwaranjeon, Park Chan-Sik, feeling that his reappointment was at risk, began undermining his rivals.0

As a result, the scheduling for Haze was canceled. With the sudden cancellation, Mirinae, which was supposed to receive ten billion won from the network, faced severe financial hardship. They had already rented additional equipment and assembled a production team, expecting the show to air.0

The shocked Han Yoo-Sik tried to secure a slot with other networks, but was rejected by all. With Hwaranjeon and Queen...0