Always Meet Again
2026 South Korean TV Series
Always Meet Again (Korean: 언제나 다시 만나) is a South Korean Boys' love television series, a spin-off of A Breeze of Love. The show aired from March 5 to March 26, 2026, with eight episodes broadcast weekly on Thursdays. Starring Kim Myeong-chan and Shin Jeong-you, the series is available on iQIYI and GagaOOLala.
Synopsis
Jang Hye Seong, a renowned painter, revisits Seongjin High School to give a lecture at the request of his friend Tae Jun. While exploring the art room, he discovers his old sketchbook containing drawings of his first love, Lee U Jin. On impulse, he redraws U Jin, and upon finishing, he is mysteriously transported back to 2008, reliving his teenage years.
Determined not to repeat past mistakes, Hye Seong tries to keep his distance from U Jin. However, U Jin’s bold and persistent advances leave him conflicted. Their youth begins anew, raising the question: can they change fate and truly meet again?
Cast
Main
Kim Myeong-chan – Lee U Jin
Shin Jeong-you – Jang Hye Seong
Supporting
Seo Seung Hyeon – Tae Jun (friend of U Jin and Hye Seong)
Do Hee – Jang Eun Ha (Hye Seong's older sister / nurse at Seongjin High School)
Kim Hyung Min – Physical education teacher
Production
Always Meet Again was announced as a spin-off of A Breeze of Love, continuing BL productions by Domundi and Mondee.
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