One accidental kiss on the neck gives Ye Sol a glimpse of her own future, and Kiss Sixth Sense builds its entire romance around what she does with that glimpse.
What is Kiss Sixth Sense about?
The South Korean comedy centers on office worker Ye Sol, who discovers she can see flashes of the future whenever she kisses someone. When she unintentionally kisses her boss, Cha Min Hoo, on the neck, she sees the two of them together down the line, a vision that throws her carefully ordered life into confusion. The show plays the premise for workplace comedy as much as romance, using Ye Sol's power as a running source of awkward, funny complications rather than a mystery to be solved. Its rhythm favors light misunderstandings and slow-building chemistry over high drama, in keeping with its comedy-romance billing.
About the cast
Yoon Kye-sang and Seo Ji-hye lead as the two colleagues whose dynamic drives the show, supported by Kim Ji-seok, Lee Ju-yeon, Tae In-ho, Kim Ga-eun, Hwang Bo-ra, and Kim Mi-su. Nam Ki-hoon directs, keeping the workplace setting central to both the comedy and the will-they-won't-they tension between the leads.
Context & significance
Kiss Sixth Sense premiered in 2022 as part of a steady run of Korean office romances that lean on a single fantastical rule rather than a large ensemble mystery, and its roughly 70-minute episodes give the central relationship room to develop in stages instead of rushing the payoff. Rather than treating Ye Sol's ability as a plot device to be explained away, the series uses it as a lens on how much of attraction and timing people can't actually control, which keeps the tone warm rather than high-concept.
Watching Kiss Sixth Sense on Ktime
Kiss Sixth Sense streams on K-Time with Persian subtitles, and the show's page can be read without logging in, with viewing itself requiring only a free K-Time account. It joins a wider slate of Korean romantic comedies on the platform built for Persian-speaking viewers who want Korean-language shows with reliable Farsi subtitles rather than a dub.