(From left) Park Sung-hoon, Han Ji-min and Lee Ki-taek. Photos courtesy of TVING and HBO Max
A South Korean romantic comedy series starring Han Ji-min, Park Sung-hoon and Lee Ki-taek will debut on HBO Max on February 28, the streamer announced Tuesday.
Comprising 12 episodes, the series titled "The Practical Guide to Love" depicts "the struggle of finding love in this day and age, and presents a modern take on blind dating," HBO Max said in a press release.
It follows Ji-min's Lee Ui-young, a career-driven woman whose search for love pulls her into a love triangle.

Ji-min had a strong 2025 in K-drama, starring in the workplace romance series "Love Scout" and the romantic fantasy "Heavenly Ever After."
Sung-hoon is known for his roles in "The Glory," "Queen of Tears" and "Squid Game."
Meanwhile, Ki-taek's past projects include "My Happy Ending" and "Namib."
"The Practical Guide to Love" is a CJ ENM partnership with Warner Bros. Discovery.
