Take Charge of My Heart Live-Action Series Reveals Main Trailer

The live-action adaptation of the web novel Take Charge of My Heart has released its main trailer ahead of an October 9 premiere. The romantic comedy follows Bo-bae Na, a writer with electrical powers, and Ho-rang Baek, a chaebol executive whose artificial heart requires recharging. Their unique dynamic leads to a three-month contract for physical contact to sustain his life. The series also features Eun-ho, a top star who becomes involved in their complicated relationship.
Kim Young-kwang and Chae Su-bin star in this Netflix K-Content production based on Haebeon’s Naver Series serialization.
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Original headline at Anime News Network: “Web Novel-Based Live-Action Series Take Charge of My Heart Unveils Main Trailer”
Key facts
- Release date
- October 9
- Platform
- Netflix
- Starring
- Kim Young-kwang, Chae Su-bin
Tags
- #Korean drama
- #Live Action
- #Netflix
- #Romantic Comedy
- #Take Charge of My Heart
- #Trailer
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