Kim Young-gwang and Chae Soo-bin are joining Netflix for a new series "Recharge Me."
"Recharge Me" is directed by Park Soo-won, who has garnered attention for his witty and humorous direction through works like [City of Drinking Women 2] and [Postnatal Care Center]. It is based on a popular Naver web novel of the same name, with exciting storytelling by rookie writer Song Yu-chae. The chemistry between Kim Young-gwang and Chae Soo-bin, who have made their return to romantic comedy, is expected to elevate the excitement levels for K-romance viewers worldwide.
Kim Young-gwang plays 'Baek Ho-rang,' a third-generation conglomerate who leads a resort under the country's top conglomerate. He is a competent businessman with both planning and execution skills and a strong candidate for group management, but he harbors a secret he cannot reveal. His only weakness is the artificial heart hidden behind his perfect appearance. Ho-rang meets a miraculous woman, "Na Bo-bae," who can charge his nearly-depleted artificial heart battery amid a fierce management power struggle, and proposes an unconventional contract. Kim Young-gwang, known for his colorful transformations across genres and characters, has confirmed his appearance in both Netflix series "Trigger" and "Recharge Me," capturing attention. It is particularly anticipated how Kim Young-gwang, who conveyed great excitement in romance works like the film "Your Wedding" and the drama [Love, Talk About It], will charm audiences in this romantic comedy.
Chae Soo-bin passionately portrays the drama writer "Na Bo-bae," who possesses electric powers. As her contract nears expiration, she must complete a romance script; however, she has not been able to properly hold hands with anyone since being struck by lightning in her childhood, which left her electrified. She gets a chance to recharge her romance, which has been in a state of depletion her entire life, when she meets the only person who does not give her an electric shock, "Baek Ho-rang." Chae Soo-bin, who received great love for her roles in Netflix series "The Fabulous," the drama [When the Phone Rings], Netflix movie "Sweet and Sour," and the film "Hijacking," is expected to shine as a "romantic comedy goddess" with her cheerful and tenacious character.
"Recharge Me," releasing with a fully charged cast of 'romantic comedy chemistry,' is already generating thrilling anticipation as it will be available exclusively on Netflix.
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