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The Charm of Ahn Hyo Seop as a Perfectionist Farmer in 'SOLD OUT ON YOU'

The Charm of Ahn Hyo Seop as a Perfectionist Farmer in 'SOLD OUT ON YOU'

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The Charm of Ahn Hyo Seop as a Perfectionist Farmer in 'SOLD OUT ON YOU'

The latest Korean drama titled SOLD OUT ON YOU, starring Ahn Hyo Seop and Chae Won Bin, is set to air on April 22, 2026, at 21:00 KST. This series presents a unique love story between the characters Matthew Lee and Dam Ye Jin wrapped in romantic comedy.

SOLD OUT ON YOU highlights the life of a young farmer with many roles. The story is set in Deokpung Village with warm and surprising community dynamics.

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SOLD OUT ON YOU carries a romantic comedy genre with a fresh premise about unexpected love. The story brings together a perfectionist farmer and a home shopping host who suffers from severe insomnia.

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The character Matthew Lee, played by Ahn Hyo Seop, is portrayed as a hard worker. He not only farms but also manages material development and business management in detail.

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In Deokpung Village, Matthew is known by the nickname "Mechoori" or quail. This nickname reflects his personality as someone who is quick to help the residents, although he sometimes appears strict and perfectionist.

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The latest still cut shows Matthew's dedication to farming, from cultivating mushrooms to managing a greenhouse. He is depicted as being sincere in carrying out his work every day.

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Not only farming, Matthew is also actively helping the villagers. He was seen cleaning beehives, preparing kimchi for the winter, and even driving a tractor for the needs of the village.

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Ahn Hyo Seop revealed that his character has many roles and clear life goals. "He wants to create something meaningful, so he pours everything into his current life," he said.

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For the sake of acting totality, he even learned to drive a tractor. "It feels exciting, I prepared seriously and treated it like my own car," said the actor about his experience.