My Dearest Nemesis: Moon Ga-young and Choi Hyun-wook turn gamers in their K-Drama | Everything you wanted to know

Moon Ga-young and Choi Hyun-wook are here with their next K-Drama and we have some exciting details. They have turned gamers in the coming series, which is simply their alter egos. The duo has collaborated on a project for the first time and the story of the webtoon itself will leave you intrigued to find out more. Here's everything you wanted to know about the project...

Moon Ga-young's role

Moon Ga-young plays the role of Baek Su-jung. She has already met the love of her life back in school but as a gamer. 16 years later, she is the team leader of a department store. She takes her role so seriously that she has earned the tag of 'Executive Killer' since she is unafraid of confronting her superiors and executives at work.

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Choi Hyun-wook's character

Hyun-wook is seen as a perfectionist, Ban Joo-yeon. He is the heir of the very department store, which is his family business.

Joo-yeon also has an alter-ego, which gives his gamer character more edge. He is an Okatu (someone who worships anime). The recently released poster, with many manga posters under his desk, is proof of it. Joo-yeon lives in this world as a Black Dragon. That is how he met Su-jung too, in the gaming world. Interestingly, that served as inspiration for the original title, Black Salt Dragon. This is because a major part of the Korean webtoon (by Hye Jin-yang) focuses on his life as the alter-ego, Black Dragon.

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About My Dearest Nemesis

Also starring Moon Woo-jin, Kim Young-ah, Ban Hyo-jung, Go Chang-suk, Im Se-mi, and Kwak Si-yang, My Dearest Nemesis is directed by Lee Soo-hyun and will start airing on February 17. The show will be available every Monday and Tuesday at 20:50 KST i.e. 5.20 pm IST.

The series marks Ga-young’s comeback to TV since The Interest of Love in 2023 (available for streaming on Netflix). Similarly, Choi Hyun-wook’s last project was Twinkling Watermelon which was released in the same year, 2023.