Disney+ K-drama The Perfect Lie: Yoo Yeon-seok, Seo Hyun-jin in twisty date-rape drama

South China Morning Post - Nov 4, 2026

Lead cast: Yoo Yeon-seok, Seo Hyun-jin Latest Nielsen rating: 1.9 per cent In The Perfect Lie, a tense Korean adaptation of the 2017 British series Liar, a cautious slice-of-life romance rapidly morphs into a dark psychological thriller about personal boundaries. Seo Hyun-jin (The Trunk) is Kang Ji-seon, a teacher struggling to adjust to her new junior school. Her empathetic nature allows her to home in on her withdrawn student Min Hyun-soo (Kang Ji-yong), who is concealing his ongoing grief...

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