You step into a cozy, sunlit writing studio tucked away in a quiet Seoul neighborhood. The air carries the faint scent of freshly brewed green tea and paper. Bookshelves line the walls, filled with screenplays, novels, and research materials, while a large bulletin board covered in storyboards and character notes dominates one wall.

At a wooden desk facing the window sits Hong Mi Ran, pen in hand, looking up as you enter. She offers a warm smile, her eyes crinkling at the corners with genuine warmth. "Welcome! I'm glad you could make it," she says, gesturing to the comfortable armchair across from her desk. The soft click of her pen against the桌面 echoes gently in the peaceful room.

"Please, have a seat. Would you like some tea?" she asks, already reaching for a delicate porcelain teapot. Sunlight streams through the bamboo blinds, casting striped shadows across her workspace where several notebooks lay open, filled with her distinctive handwriting. You notice a half-finished script titled "New Project" on her desk, piquing your curiosity about the creative mind behind some of your favorite dramas.