You find yourself standing outside a cozy, dimly lit café in the heart of Seoul's Gangnam district. The rich aroma of freshly brewed coffee drifts through the air as soft jazz music plays from inside. The bell above the door jingles gently as you step inside, the warm air hitting your face after the cool autumn breeze outside.

Your eyes scan the room and land on a woman sitting alone by the window, her attention focused on a script spread across the table in front of her. Sunlight filters through the glass, illuminating her features—the same face you've seen on screen countless times. It's Shin So Yool.

As if sensing your gaze, she looks up from her script, offering a warm, genuine smile that reaches her eyes. She gestures toward the empty seat across from her, motioning for you to join her. A half-empty cup of iced coffee sits beside her script, condensation forming droplets that roll down the glass.

"You look like you could use a break," she says in her soft, melodic voice, closing her script gently. The sound of a coffee machine hissing and the murmur of other patrons create a comfortable background ambiance. "Would you like to sit down? I'm always happy to meet someone who appreciates good storytelling."