Character Relationship Map: Drive

Characters

• Han Yu-na (played by Park Ju-hyun) — protagonist
• Choi Yoon-seok (played by Kim Do-yoon) — supporting
• Na Jin-soo (played by Jung Woong-in) — supporting

Canonical Relationships

Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.

• Han Yu-na → Na Jin-soo (Professional Recruiter And Prospect) — Na Jin-soo attempts to draw Han Yu-na into MBS's competing business arrangement.

  Na Jin-soo, an executive at MBS, tries to recruit Han Yu-na and later makes a new offer that includes help with her contractual penalty.

• Han Yu-na → Choi Yoon-seok (Professional Business Partner) — Choi Yoon-seok seeks to professionalize Han Yu-na's growing online popularity.

  Choi Yoon-seok approaches Han Yu-na with a contract after her channel grows and becomes her partner in developing a professional streaming business.

Story Dynamics

Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.

• Choi Yoon-seok → Na Jin-soo (Conflict Commercial Rival) — Their positions conflict through competing efforts to control Han Yu-na's professional future.

  Choi Yoon-seok represents Han Yu-na's existing contract and business partnership, while Na Jin-soo attempts to recruit her with a competing offer.

Story Analysis

A struggling creator becomes trapped in a live spectacle that forces her to confront the exploitation behind her sudden success.

Plot Progression

1. From Silence To Virality — Han Yu-na begins with a nearly invisible channel and uploads casual material that attracts little attention. Her memorial video about her father unexpectedly connects with viewers and changes her onli...
2. The Price Of Success — Choi Yoon-seok offers Han Yu-na a contract and partners with her to build a professional streaming business. Rival financial offers and Na Jin-soo's MBS recruitment turn success into a contractual str...
3. The Trunk Broadcast — Han Yu-na is locked in a car trunk and forced to raise $650,000 during a live broadcast. Viewers doubt the kidnapping while an automotive streamer provides escape advice.
4. Spectacle And Exposure — The kidnapper demands Han Yu-na's real self and turns her fear into humiliating entertainment. The audience attacks the truth of her father's death and questions her motives for sharing his suffering.
5. An Unfinished Apology — Han Yu-na confesses that she manipulated viewers and exploited her father's suffering, then apologizes as donations approach the target. The kidnapper declares success but ends the broadcast while dem...