Take Charge of My Heart premieres on Netflix on October 9 as a live-action Korean adaptation of Haebeon's Naver Series web novel. The main trailer arrived on September 28, with Young-kwang Kim and Su-bin Chae in the lead roles.
Netflix announced in September that Take Charge of My Heart would premiere on October 9, with a teaser poster and teaser trailer already out. The romantic comedy centers on Ho-rang Baek, a third-generation chaebol executive whose artificial heart battery is running out, and Bo-bae Na, a drama writer who gained the ability to generate electricity after being struck by lightning as a child.
By the time the main trailer landed on September 28, both leads were confirmed: Young-kwang Kim as Ho-rang Baek and Su-bin Chae as Bo-bae Na. The series adapts the web novel of the same name that Haebeon serialized on Naver Series, and no official English version of the novel is available, so the drama will introduce the source story to English-speaking viewers before they can read it.
Across both stories, the release plan and cast held steady, and the trailer put the setup in front of audiences with the premiere 11 days out. An earlier story carried the same character premise and the same leads as the trailer and the premiere date, with no later changes to either.
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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.
Netflix announced Thursday that its new series Take Charge of My Heart premieres on the streaming service on October 9. The romantic comedy follows Ho-rang Baek, a third-generation chaebol executive whose artificial heart battery is running out, and Bo-bae Na, a drama writer who gained the ability to generate electricity after being struck by lightning as a child. A teaser poster and trailer are out. The story is based on a web novel that Haebeon serialized on Naver Series, and no official English version of the novel is available.