Netflix Korea's Take Charge Of My Heart Debuts Main Trailer Ahead Of October 9 Premiere
The trailer lands with the story's central hook already public but its source text still untranslated, so the Netflix drama will introduce the web novel to English-speaking viewers before they can read it.
Reporting from 1 source: Anime News Network.
Take Charge of My Heart, the live-action Korean adaptation of the web novel of the same name, released its main trailer on September 28 ahead of an October 9 premiere. Young-kwang Kim plays third-generation chaebol executive Ho-rang Baek, whose artificial heart battery is running out, and Su-bin Chae plays Bo-bae Na, a drama writer who generates electricity after a childhood lightning strike.
The trailer follows Bo-bae as she meets Ho-rang, the only person her electrical power does not affect. When he learns his battery recharges around her, he proposes a three-month contract to stay together, saying he needs her help to survive.
Bo-bae, a drama writer who has never had a proper romance because of her powers, accepts while working on a romance bucket list for her latest script. Top star Eun-ho, her number one fan, complicates the arrangement. Haebeon serialized the original on Naver Series, and an official English version of the web novel is not currently available.
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