The main poster and trailer for the Netflix series "Take Charge of My Heart" have been officially unveiled.
Set to premiere on October 9, "Take Charge of My Heart" is a thrilling romantic comedy that revolves around Baek Ho-rang (played by Kim Young-kwang), a man whose artificial heart battery is running out of power, and Na Bo-bae (played by Chae Soo-bin), a woman with electric powers, under the guise of an electric recharge. Rom-com master Kim Young-kwang and the lovely, charming Chae Soo-bin are set to deliver an electrifying on-screen chemistry.
In the main poster released on September 28, third-generation chaebol Baek Ho-rang catches the eye with a cool, chic expression, remaining completely unshocked beside Na Bo-bae, who radiates pink electric currents. The unpredictable chemistry between the "power-drained human rubber glove" Baek Ho-rang and the "romance-drained human power bank" Na Bo-bae sparks immense curiosity.
The accompanying trailer features spectacular episodes that kick off when Na Bo-bae, who has lived a lonely life due to her ability to shock others, meets Baek Ho-rang—the only man immune to her electric touch. As his artificial heart battery steadily drains, Baek Ho-rang discovers that the closer he stays to Na Bo-bae, the faster his heart recharges. He promptly proposes a contractual cohabitation for recharging, pleading, "Just three months, please save my life."
When drama writer Na Bo-bae, whose romantic life has been completely drained, accepts the proposition to complete her "romance bucket list" for finishing her script, the dizzying everyday life between the two begins. On top of that, the appearance of top star Ji Eunho (played by Cha Woo-min), who is Na Bo-bae's number-one fan, hints at a high-voltage love triangle, while Choi Do-yoon (played by Jung Jae-kwang) and Han Seol-hee (played by Shin Do-hyun) also join the cast to ramp up expectations.
Infusing a familiar and beloved formula with a fresh fantasy twist, the K-rom-com "Take Charge of My Heart" will be released on Netflix on October 9.
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(SBS Entertainment News | Kang Sun-ae)
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