[Dispatch=Reporter Jung Tae-yun] Actors Jang Ki-yong and Oh Jung-se meet in a political noir.

MBC-TV's new Friday-Saturday drama 'The Rule of Line' (screenplay by Eun Ki-baek, directed by Kim Seong-yong) depicts a practical office politics lesson where bank employee Tak Do-il, who has neither connections nor backing, shakes the throne of the bank with inspired political maneuvering that transforms poison into remedy.

In an office power game where lines and strikes, betrayal and collusion are the baseline, they unfold tense brain plays. The drama is set to elicit empathy from office workers and thrilling vicarious satisfaction. Jang Ki-yong takes on the role of Tak Do-il, and Oh Jung-se plays Cheon Gyeong-ho.

Tak Do-il is a master of office politics in the drama and the aspiration of black ties. A provincial university graduate with neither connections nor backing, he is a character who overturns the office power game with inspired political maneuvering and breaks through lines. He delivers vicarious satisfaction through remarkable brain plays.

Cheon Gyeong-ho is a vice president of the sales group at Nara Bank. The protagonist of a high school graduate success story. A power-oriented figure currently mentioned as a strong candidate for the next bank president. He stands at the center of the game for Nara Bank's throne, engaging in tense strategic plays with Tak Do-il.

'The Rule of Line' will air in the first half of next year.

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