[Edaily Starin Choi Hee-jae Reporter] "Such a Shitty Love" stars Jung Hae-in and Ha Young, who are set to captivate viewers worldwide with their strong romantic-comedy chemistry.

Set to premiere on the 7th of next month, the Netflix series “This Shitty Love” is a romantic comedy depicting the heart-fluttering, sticky-sweet cohabitation of Go Eun-sae (Ha Young), a prosecutor suffering from amnesia, and boxing coach Jang Tae-ha (Jung Hae-in), who insists he’s her boyfriend.
Viewers can look forward to a lighthearted and sweet “sweet-and-salty” romance that begins with the inseparable bond between these two characters. Above all, intense interest is focused on the pairing of Jung Hae-in and Ha Young, who are set to deliver an addictive, “familiar yet fresh” pure romance.
Amid this buzz, couple stills of Jung Hae-in and Ha Young—who have perfectly transformed into Jang Tae-ha and Go Eun-sae—have been released. The images feature a timeline offering a sneak peek into the special relationship between Jang Tae-ha and Go Eun-sae, piquing viewers’ curiosity.

Their first encounter at an unfamiliar rural hospital catches the eye. Jang Tae-ha, a somewhat suspicious “boyfriend,” appears before Go Eun-sae, a prosecutor who has lost her memory due to some incident. After a moment of confusion, Go Eun-sae is captured kissing Jang Tae-ha, sparking interest.
As the two grow closer, their changing dynamic becomes evident. Before long, their affectionate glances and intimate physical contact heighten the excitement. From their first meeting to their unpredictable life together, all eyes are on how their unique bond will evolve in Eotmaul.
Regarding Ha Young, with whom he shared the screen in this romantic comedy, Jung Hae-in said, “I was impressed by her passion for acting and her positive energy—she’s truly a remarkable actress. She portrayed the character Go Eun-sae with such subtlety that she was a great help to me throughout the filming.”
Ha Young also said, “I learned a lot from Jung Hae-in,” adding, “Even when delivering the same lines, he would always discuss with me how to make the two characters appear more endearing and how to create more heart-fluttering and beautiful scenes, and he would ask for my opinion. These processes were a great help to my acting.”

Jeong Hae-in, who identified “candy” as the keyword that defines the relationship between Jang Tae-ha and Go Eun-sae, explained, “Candy becomes stickier as its temperature rises,” adding, “I believe Jang Tae-ha and Go Eun-sae are also a couple who hold on to each other more firmly and overcome challenges together as trials arise.”
He continued, “Jang Tae-ha and Go Eun-sae are characters who gradually change and grow as they get to know each other. I hope viewers will pay close attention to the process through which they come to trust and rely on each other even more firmly as they face various hardships and trials.”
Ha Young-eun said, “If you focus on watching the process by which the two characters’ love—which begins by chance and becomes inevitable—becomes as sticky and intertwined as taffy, even as their paths cross and clash, you’ll be able to feel a deep, sweet romance,” adding, “Please watch to see how Go Eun-sae’s explosive energy and Jang Tae-ha’s steadfastness interact.”
Jung Hae-in is returning to the small screen with a romantic comedy for the first time in two years. Ha Young, who made a name for herself with *Trauma Center*, is set to leave another strong impression with *This Sticky Love*.