Take Charge of My Heart: Release Date, Plot, Cast, and Trailer

Netflix has scheduled the global premiere of the 12-episode fantasy romance K-drama Take Charge of My Heart for October 9, 2026. The series adapts the Naver web novel Charge Me by Hae Beon, thenexthint.com reported.

Park Soo-won directs the project, which features Kim Young-kwang and Chae Soo-bin in the lead roles. All episodes will run for approximately one hour and ten minutes each and release simultaneously on the streaming platform.

Baek Ho-rang and Na Bo-bae Meet Under Unusual Circumstances

The narrative focuses on Baek Ho-rang, a third-generation chaebol heir and executive of TS Group who hides a life-threatening secret beneath his intelligent facade. His situation shifts when Na Bo-bae enters the story as a hardworking screenwriter racing against contract deadlines. Struck by lightning during her childhood, Bo-bae lives with an electrical current constantly coursing through her body, forcing her to wear gloves and keep her distance from others. Upon their meeting, Bo-bae’s peculiar condition surprisingly powers Ho-rang’s mechanical heart instead of hurting him. Because of this encounter, a three-month arrangement is established where Bo-bae must remain close to Ho-rang, while he in return commits to helping her fulfill her romance bucket list.

Cast and Production Details Shape the Series

Kim Young-kwang stars as Baek Ho-rang alongside Chae Soo-bin as Na Bo-bae. They are joined by Cha Woo-min playing Ji Eun-ho, Shin Do-hyun playing Han Seol-hui, Jung Jae-kwang playing Choi Do-yoon, and Kim Ah-young.

Song Yu-chae wrote the screenplay for the 12-episode drama. NEW Point and WhyNot Media handled production duties, with pre-production starting in mid-2025 and wrapping during the second half of that year.

Netflix Confirms Global Release Schedule and Trailer

Netflix confirmed the release date in early September 2026 alongside a teaser, poster, and official trailer. The 1-minute 27-second trailer debuted on the Netflix K-Content YouTube channel roughly a month before the premiere, drawing more than one million views and ten thousand likes.

The series will be exclusively available worldwide on Netflix for subscribers requiring paid access based on their geographic location.

Whether additional promotional content or character trailers will release before the October premiere remains unannounced by Netflix.