Baek Jin Hee carries around her evil boss Kang Ji Hwan on a new poster of “Happy If You Died”
"I can die" has released a two-person poster full of personality.
On November 7th, KBS 2TV new drama "I'll die is good" will be released on November 7th. Two posters will be released, and the appearance of Kang Ji-hwan and Baek Jin-hee are full of new questions. 
It is a drama that shows the director of Bae Jin-sung (Kang Ji-hwan) who is not good at dying and the director of the office of Dae-jeong office of Eulda (Bae Jin-hee) The popular web-site of the same name has melted the reality in the original and has received a keen interest as a work of KBS representative office water lineage.
In the public two-poster, Kang Ji-hwan of the actor "Baek Jin-Sang" in the drama is portraying the uncomfortable situation of his subordinate Baek Jin-hee (Iruda station). The sharp beauty of beauty is a beautiful smile with a comfortable face without any hesitation, causing unexpected lust. 
On the other hand, Baek Jin-hee dressed in elegant dress lifts up Kang Ji-hwan (Baek Jin-Sang) Especially, she is making a splashing appearance as if it were his escort warrior, reminding him of the female hero 'Wonder Woman' and informing him that he is the owner of unusual ability.
In addition, "I will protect you without mercy ... team leader!" The bloody (?) Escort warning phrase is focused on. It is stimulating the curiosity of what happens between the two people who were confrontational, implying that the phenomenon of transcendence that can only be solved by Baek Jin-hee to Kang Ji-hwan, who hated her for so much.
The two-person poster with the two anti-Kimi stands out reveals the imagination of the company's inner workings where the variety of things will take place. The veil of the fantasy office, which seems plain but unusual, is getting more and more peeled, raising the curiosity about the first broadcast. 
It is scheduled to be broadcasted at 10 pm on November 7th following the 'Detective of the Day' which is 'good to die', which is accelerating its expectation with a two-poster.