Director: Lee Hyung-min

One ordinary day changes everything for a struggling job seeker, who abruptly finds herself aging decades in an instant — and forced to navigate an internship under a prosecutor with no idea who she really is.

What is Miss Night And Day about?

Job hunting is hard enough without a body that refuses to cooperate. The premise here takes a familiar frustration — feeling invisible, overlooked, stuck — and turns it literal: one moment our lead is a twenty-something searching for work, the next she is inexplicably an elderly woman, with no clear pattern to when the shift happens or reverses. Thrown into an internship at a prosecutor's office in this unpredictable state, she has to hide her condition while doing the job, all while growing entangled with a prosecutor who is far more perceptive than she'd like. The show mines its fantasy premise for both comedy and genuine feeling, using the time-jumping condition to ask what people actually see when they look at someone — a young woman easy to dismiss, or an older one assumed to be past her prime, when she is the same person underneath both. It balances office mystery, slow-burn romance, and a fair amount of physical comedy without losing sight of its central character's frustration and resilience.

Cast & crew

Jung Eun-ji leads as the shape-shifting job seeker opposite Choi Jin-hyuk's prosecutor, with Lee Jung-eun, Yoon Byung-hee, Jeong Seok-yong, Jung Young-ju, Kim Ah-young, and Baek Seo Hoo in supporting roles, directed by Lee Hyung-min.

Context & significance

A 2024 South Korean production, the series holds a strong 7.6 rating on IMDb and blends comedy, mystery, sci-fi/fantasy, and romance into a single hour-long format — a genre mashup that lets it shift tone freely between office procedural beats and lighter fantasy comedy.

Where & how to watch

Miss Night and Day streams on K-Time with Persian dubbing and Persian subtitles, so the show's tonal shifts land properly for Farsi-speaking viewers. Reading about the series here needs no login, and streaming the episodes themselves only requires a K-Time account — the whole platform is built with Persian-language audiences in mind.