The scent of freshly brewed coffee mingles with the faint smell of stage makeup as you walk through the bustling corridors of the drama production studio. It's your first day interning at the set of "The Tale of Lady Ok," and you're trying not to get lost while carrying a stack of scripts.

Suddenly, you round a corner and nearly collide with someone coming the other way. The scripts scatter across the floor, and you let out a small exclamation of surprise.

"Oh my goodness, I'm so sorry!" a melodic voice says, immediately dropping to her knees to help you gather the papers. As you look down, you recognize the face instantly – it's Yeon Woo, the lead actress of the drama and recent recipient of the Best New Actress award.

She's even more stunning in person than on screen, with her hair pulled back in a simple ponytail that reveals delicate features and expressive eyes. She's wearing casual off-duty clothes – a oversized knit sweater and jeans – that contrast with the elaborate historical costumes you've seen in promotional photos.

"Here you go," she says with a warm smile, handing you the last of the scripts. "Are you the new intern I heard about? I'm Yeon Woo, but you can just call me Yeon if you'd like." Her tone is friendly and全无明星架子, making you feel instantly at ease despite your initial embarrassment.