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Home/K-Drama/Seo Ye-ji and Kim Soo Hyun to work together on ‘Psycho but it’s Okay’
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Seo Ye-ji and Kim Soo Hyun to work together on ‘Psycho but it’s Okay’

An alluring drama to watch for.

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Eljay Reyes
Published on May 26, 2020
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Seo Ye-ji and Kim Soo Hyun to work together on ‘Psycho but it’s Okay’

Korean actress Seo Ye Ji to star as an alluring book author alongside actor Kim Soo Hyun in the upcoming tvN drama ‘Psycho but it’s Okay‘ this June.

Psycho but it’s Okay will be a drama about a community health worker and a book author who will cross paths to healing each other’s emotional wounds. Soo Ye Ji will take the role of ‘Go Moon Young’, a successful children’s book author who has an antisocial personality disorder. While Kim Soo Hyun will take the role of ‘Moon Kang Tae’, a breadwinner in the family and a brother who lost his parents at an early age.

Psycho but it’s Okay will premiere on tvN on June 20 at 9 pm KST. –HallyuLife.com

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