The historical film "A Man Living with the King" released a still of Yoo Hae-jin as Eom Heung-do on January 26. The movie is set in Cheongnyeongpo in 1457 and tells the story of a village chief and the young former king. Yoo Hae-jin adds vitality to the drama through his chemistry with various characters.

In the released still, Yoo Hae-jin is smiling alongside Park Ji-hoon, who plays the young former king Lee Hong-wi, both looking in the same direction. This scene hints at the warm relationship between the two characters and raises audience expectations for the "king-village chief chemistry."

Additionally, a scene showing Yoo Hae-jin and Jeon Mi-do, who plays the court lady Maehwa, looking at each other with displeasure was also revealed. The two characters come to understand each other's true feelings while assisting the exiled young former king. They are expected to show diverse chemistry while protecting Lee Hong-wi.

The film also highlights the relationship between Eom Heung-do and Park Ji-hwan, who plays Yeongwol County Governor, who reports on Lee Hong-wi's daily life. Park Ji-hwan engages in intense disputes with Eom Heung-do over the selection of the exile location. Alongside this, Ahn Jae-hong, who plays the village chief of Norugol, showcases a unique dynamic with Yoo Hae-jin. Their various relationships are expected to add fun to the story.

Known as a "chemistry master," Yoo Hae-jin stimulates audience curiosity through his harmony with diverse characters. The film "A Man Living with the King" will be released on February 4, 2026, ahead of the Lunar New Year holiday. This work is gaining attention as one of the most anticipated films of the new year.