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Go Youn-jung Shines in Resident Playbook as the Cold-Outside, Warm-Hearted Doctor You’ll Love
Go Youn-jung Wins Hearts in Resident Playbook with Her Cold Words, Warm Actions, and Tsundere Charm
K-drama fans, get ready to fall in love with a new kind of doctor.
In episode 3 of tvN’s weekend drama Resident Playbook (์ธ์ ๊ฐ๋ ์ฌ๊ธฐ๋ก์ธ ์ ๊ณต์์ํ), actress Go Youn-jung continues to steal hearts with her
subtle yet deeply emotional performance as Oh I-young, a
first-year OB-GYN resident.
Her character? Cold on the outside, unbelievably warm on the inside—the perfect tsundere.
The Quiet Power of Oh I-young
In the latest episode, Oh I-young appears logical and emotionally detached while explaining a serious diagnosis to a patient with endometrial cancer. But as the conversation deepens, we see her heart begin to show. She empathizes, tears up, and even risks scolding from her seniors to do what she believes is right for the patient.
It's that kind of emotional honesty that makes Oh I-young—and Go Youn-jung—so unforgettable.
Honest to Everyone, Even Herself
Oh I-young doesn't sugarcoat things—not for professors, not for seniors, and not even for patients. When told to be more cheerful despite being exhausted, she pushes back with clarity. When she realizes she may have scared a patient by being too blunt, she quietly owns her mistake.
It’s this blend of vulnerability and strength that makes her character feel so real.
A Flirty, Funny, and Totally Relatable Romance
And yes—there’s romance, and it’s the kind we adore.
Oh I-young’s unexpected (and slightly awkward) crush on fourth-year resident Koo Do-won (played by Jung Joon-won) is giving viewers major butterflies. From “cold pork belly” jokes to accidentally holding hands during group photos, her straightforward, clumsy flirting is both hilarious and heart-melting.
She even swoons over his “manner arm” during a photo shoot. (We’ve all been there, girl.)
Go Youn-jung’s Star Power Is Rising
Behind Oh I-young’s tired eyes and snappy remarks is a resident who quietly takes full responsibility for her patients. Whether it’s staying up late to check on someone or speaking up when no one else will, she’s becoming what every good doctor should be—a person who truly cares.
Go Youn-jung captures that balance perfectly, switching effortlessly between professional cool and romantic softness. Her performance has made Oh I-young one of the most talked-about characters in Korean drama right now.
A Hit Across Asia
Resident Playbook made its debut just last week but is already topping charts:
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๐ #1 in Korea, the Philippines, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, and Vietnam
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๐ Top 10 in Netflix’s Global Non-English TV for the second week of April
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๐ฅ Go Youn-jung ranked #1 on Korea’s Good Data Corporation’s drama cast keyword rankings
Don’t Miss the Next Episode
If you're craving a drama with strong women, emotional depth, and a dash of adorable romance, Resident Playbook is for you.
๐ Catch it every Saturday & Sunday at 9:20 PM KST on tvN and Netflix.
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