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Set to be released on October 9, "Take Charge of My Heart" is a zesty, charging-guised romantic comedy about Baek Ho-rang (played by Kim Young-kwang), a man whose artificial heart battery is running low, and Na Bo-bae (played by SOOBIN), a woman with electrical powers. Romantic comedy master Kim Young-kwang and the lovable Chae Soo-bin are expected to showcase thrilling chemistry.
In the main poster released today, Baek Ho-rang, a third-generation conglomerate heir, catches the eye as he maintains a chic expression without getting electrocuted even while standing next to Na Bo-bae, around whom pink-tinted electrical currents are flowing. The unpredictable chemistry between Baek Ho-rang, a "power-discharging human rubber glove," and Na Bo-bae, a "romance-discharging human portable charger," maximizes curiosity.
The accompanying trailer captures the spectacular episodes that begin when Na Bo-bae, who lived a lonely life due to her ability to electrocute others, meets Baek Ho-rang, the only man who is immune to electricity. Realizing that his draining artificial heart battery charges the closer he gets to Na Bo-bae, Baek Ho-rang proposes a contract cohabitation for recharging, saying, "Just for three months, save my life."
As drama writer Na Bo-bae, whose romance has been discharged, accepts the proposal to carry out a "romance bucket list" to complete her script, the thrilling daily lives of the two begin. Furthermore, the appearance of Eunho (played by Cha Woo-min), Na Bo-bae's number one fan and a top star, heralds an exciting love triangle, while Choi Do-yoon (played by Jung Jae-kwang) and Han Seol-hee (played by Shin Do-hyun) join in to heighten anticipation.
Adding a fresh fantasy premise to a familiar flavor, the K-romcom "Take Charge of My Heart" will be released via Netflix on October 9.
(Photo: Netflix)
Reporter Kang Sun-ae
(SBS Entertainment News, Reporter Kang Sun-ae)
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