Startup Seo Dal Mi

“Start-Up” takes place in a fictional South Korean version of Silicon Valley where young dreamers set out to achieve success in the world of startup companies. Suzy stars as Seo Dal Mi, an adventurer who dreams of becoming Korea’s Steve Jobs, while Nam Joo Hyuk plays the role of Samsan Tech founder Nam Do San.

Unlike her mother and sister who were well off after leaving the family behind, Seo Dal Mi has been busy trying to put on a show to hide all that she was lacking. Eventually, Seo Dal Mi decided that her choice to stay with her father was the correct decision, and she joined the startup industry in order to win against her older sister Won In Jae (Kang Han Na), who believed her decision to be the wrong answer.

Suzy portrays Seo Dal Mi’s sturdy resolve with her lively gaze, drawing in viewers to support her character. In particular, episode 10 revealed that Won In Jae had stolen and used Seo Dal Mi’s past memory with her father, which was the story of the girl with the swing and sandbox.

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Seo Dal Mi has been gradually falling in love with Nam Do San (Nam Joo Hyuk), believing he was the one who had written her the letters from 15 years ago. Furthermore, Nam Do San would appear and hold Seo Dal Mi’s hands whenever she felt the most small. In turn, Seo Dal Mi would affectionately tell him, “My stake is in you.”

Although the current Nam Do San was slightly different from the Nam Do San she knew in the past, she felt her heart flutter even more around him, eventually leading to their romantic first kiss. When Nam Do San was eventually forced into revealing that everything was a lie, he still came to support Seo Dal Mi when she needed it. Viewers are curious to find out which direction Seo Dal Mi’s feelings will lean towards.

Seo Dal Mi began her journey in order to win against her sister, but she has grown proud of Samsan Tech, having faith in the company to become the best. She would stay up all night to brainstorm a good idea for her company, and she would sincerely reply to all the users, reflecting her growth into a reliable CEO. Although Seo Dal Mi runs into failure along the way, she doesn’t regret her decisions, and she boldly follows through with her choices once they’re made. Seo Dal Mi’s tenacity and leadership skills were also what eventually won over Samsan Tech’s Jung Seo Ha (Stephanie Lee), Kim Yong San (Kim Do Wan), and Lee Chul San (Yoo Soo Bin). As CEO, Seo Dal Mi is capable of making others’ concerns disappear with her abilities.

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As “Start-Up” enters the second half of the story, viewers are becoming increasingly curious about what decisions Seo Dal Mi will make in the future.The show takes place in a fictional South Korean version of Silicon Valley and it revolves around young people striving to achieve success in the world of startup companies. Suzy plays Seo Dal Mi, an adventurer who aspires to become Korea’s Steve Jobs while Nam Joo Hyuk plays the role of Samsan Tech founder Nam Do San.

Suzy shared, “I feel a mix of both happiness and sadness. During the eight months I spent in my role as Seo Dal Mi, I felt very comforted and also very happy, so I’m sad that filming has come to an end.” She continued, “Also, this drama turned out so well thanks to all of the amazing staff who worked hard for eight months. It was an honour to be a part of this production. I hope you will support ‘

Next, Nam Joo Hyuk commented, “All of the staff and actors worked so hard the past eight months. Eight months felt like a long time, but it feels so short now that it’s over. I’ve learned a lot while acting as Nam Do San and watching him grow and mature. It feels like I grew together with him. Thank you for showing so much love for ‘

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Kim Seon Ho, who took on the role of managing director Han Ji Pyeong, said, “The past eight enjoyable and happy months felt so long and so short at the same time. The time I spent sharing my worries together with others will become very meaningful to me. I want to give my thanks to the director, the writer, the actors, all of the staff, and especially to all of the viewers who gave their love to the drama. We were able to create a good production because we were together. Please keep ‘

Kang Han Na, who played Seo Dal Mi’s sister Won In Jae, shared, “During the past eight months, I immersed myself in filming as the character Won In Jae while thinking of all the youth who are taking on their own challenges. I hope that the viewers were able to gain positive energy from not only Won In Jae’s story, but from the stories of the other characters as well. Please enjoy the final episode. Thank you so much.”

Kim Seon Ho, who took on the role of managing director Han Ji Pyeong, said, “The past eight enjoyable and happy months felt so long and so short at the same time. The time I spent sharing my worries together with others will become very meaningful to me. I want to give my thanks to the director, the writer, the actors, all of the staff, and especially to all of the viewers who gave their love to the drama. We were able to create a good production because we were together. Please keep ‘

Kang Han Na, who played Seo Dal Mi’s sister Won In Jae, shared, “During the past eight months, I immersed myself in filming as the character Won In Jae while thinking of all the youth who are taking on their own challenges. I hope that the viewers were able to gain positive energy from not only Won In Jae’s story, but from the stories of the other characters as well. Please enjoy the final episode. Thank you so much.”