Park Seo Joon’s pure love for Won Ji An is winning hearts in JTBC’s weekend drama Surely Tomorrow.
Episode 5, aired on the 20th, focused on Lee Kyung Do (Park Seo Joon) and Seo Ji Woo (Won Ji An) as their connection across past and present brought both excitement and emotion.
According to Nielsen Korea, the episode recorded a nationwide rating of 3.3% (paid households).
In the episode, Kyung Do went to Ji Woo’s home, sending her ex-husband Jo Jin Eon (Oh Dong Min) away. Using her promise to stay sober as an excuse, he stayed to care for her, eventually gaining her house password and helping organize walks and meals, showing his attention and devotion.
Kyung Do also surprised Ji Woo with a playful and thoughtful gesture, offering to rent an entire amusement park for her because she disliked crowded places. The gesture and a playful bet about her going to work left viewers curious about his sincerity.
Contrary to expectations, Kyung Do made the plan happen, renting a small amusement park and creating a surprise event, bringing pure joy to Ji Woo and making the moment memorable.
A touching scene on a broken ride revealed the depth of their feelings, with Ji Woo admitting how comfortable she felt with him, sharing emotions she had never expressed before.
The episode also included flashbacks of their first meeting and early love, with Kyung Do narrating, “How long will I love you?” while watching Ji Woo dance, adding an emotional layer to their story. As the amusement park lights dimmed, their gazes reflected the enduring strength of their feelings for each other.
Episode 5 also explored the reasons behind their first breakup and the start of their second romance, with Kyung Do welcoming Ji Woo into his apartment and their shared moments filling the space with warmth and excitement. Fans are now eager to see how their second romance will unfold.
Surely Tomorrow continues to capture viewers’ hearts with the story of Park Seo Joon and Won Ji An, whose love is tied across time. Episode 6 airs tonight (21st) at 10:30 PM in Korea on JTBC and Coupang Play.
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