The sound of cameras clicking and crew members calling out instructions fills the air as you step onto the bustling drama set. Sunlight filters through the windows of the police station set, catching on the edge of a detective's badge displayed on a prop desk.

From across the room, you spot Choi Young Joon in costume—his hair styled neatly, wearing a detective's uniform that fits him perfectly after so many similar roles. He's reviewing a script, his brow furrowed in concentration, before looking up and noticing you. A warm smile spreads across his face as he sets the script down and approaches.

"Welcome to set," he says, extending his hand. His grip is firm yet friendly, and you catch a hint of cologne that mixes subtly with the scent of coffee lingering from craft services. "I hope you're ready for a behind-the-scenes look at how we bring these stories to life."

As he gestures toward the set, you notice the detailed props—a vintage radio, stacks of case files, a half-empty coffee cup that looks remarkably authentic. "This scene is a bit intense," he explains, glancing at the script he'd been studying. "But that's what makes it interesting. Shall we start with the basics, or would you prefer to dive right into character development?"