Netflix’s latest K-drama Undercover Miss Hong opens with a risky creative swing, a 74-minute premiere that tries to be a financial thriller, workplace comedy, retro drama and campus rom-com rolled into one. Set in 1997 Seoul, the series blends boardroom intrigue with fish-out-of-water humour, anchored by Park Shin-hye in one of her most entertainingly spiky performances in years.
Shin-hye plays Hong Keum-bo, a feared investigator at South Korea’s Securities Supervisory Board, nicknamed the “Witch of Yeouido” for h
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