Jaejoong cast his first drama in seven years, alongside Jin Se Yeon, Lee Jong Won and Yang Hye Ji in ‘Bad Memory Eraser’

The following MBN miniseries ‘Bad memory wiper,” has officially announced their cast with Kim Jaejoong, Jin Se Yeon, Lee Jong WonAnd Yang Hyejihas confirmed the premiere date for August 2 at 9:40 PM.

Directed by Yoon JiHoon And Kim Na Youngand written by Jung Eun YoungThe series is an exciting romance about a man whose life is changed by a memory eraser and his first love.

Jaejoong plays Lee Goon, a former tennis prodigy whose life changes after he uses a memory eraser. Once an injured athlete with a shattered sense of self, he emerges with renewed confidence and presence. Known for his boundless growth in dramas like ‘SPY”Triangle,’ And ‘Dr. Jin,” Jaejoong returns to the small screen after seven years and is generating a lot of interest.

Jin Se Yeon stars as Kyung Ju Yeon, a psychiatrist at a brain research center and Lee Goon’s fictional first love. With an impressive range in both historical and modern dramas such as ‘Doctor Stranger”Prison flowers,’ And ‘Great Prince‘, Jin Se Yeon will show her charm in ‘Bad Memory Eraser’, which combines intelligence with a quirky appearance.

Lee Jong Won plays the role of Lee Shin, the world’s best tennis player and the successful younger brother of Lee Goon. Known for his roles in ‘Knight flower”The Golden Spoon,’ And ‘Hospital playlist season 2,” Lee Jong Won will portray the complex relationship between the brothers.

Yang Hye Ji plays Jeon Sae Yan, Lee Shin’s interpreter and a sweet character who is adored by everyone. With performances in ‘Beautiful world‘ And ‘Revenge,” and winning the Newcomer Award at the 2023 SBS Drama Awards Yang Hye Ji’s participation is highly anticipated for ‘Revenant’.

‘Bad Memory Eraser’ will premiere on MBN on August 2 at 9:40 PM KST. It will also be available exclusively on Rakuten Viki in Japan, North America, Europe, Australia, the Middle East and India.

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