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Released in 2007, it feels less like a product of its time and more like a timeless relic pulled from a gentler universe. On the surface, the premise sounds like a recipe for chaotic farce: Go Eun-chan, a tomboyish young woman mistaken for a man, ends up pretending to be a guy to work at a hip, gritty coffee shop. Her boss? Choi Han-kyul, a rich, cynical heir who uses the café as a pawn in a family power struggle. He hires her (him) as his “pretty boy” employee to spite his grandmother.

Ji-won smiled in a way that said she could name the outcome before it happened. “You’d travel. You’d get a budget. You’d tell stories for more than just the people who walk through one door.” Coffee Prince -K-Drama-

Thinking Eun-chan is a young man, Han-gyul hires her to pose as his "gay lover" to ruin the blind dates his grandmother arranges. The Coffee Prince Cafe Released in 2007, it feels less like a