Heartbeat Episode 4 Preview: When, Where and How to Watch!

Heartbeat Episode 4 Preview: Heartbeat (가슴이 뛴다) is a fantasy rom-com Korean drama series written by Kim Ha-na and Jung Seung-joo, directed by Lee Hyun-seok and Lee Min-soo, and stars Ok Taec-yeon and Won Ji-an in lead roles, along with Park Kang-hyun and Yoon So-hee.

The drama follows half-human, half-vampire Seon Woo-hyul who desperately wants to become a human but missed his chance to switch due to unfortunate circumstances. Meanwhile, Joo In-hae, having lived a difficult life since she was young, is a cold-hearted high-school nurse who owns a guest house. Thanks to certain events, they start to share a house together which changes both of their lives for the better and makes them a little more human than they started out with.

Ok Taec-yeon was last seen in 2022’s Blind, wherein he played the role of Ryu Sung-joon while Won Ji-an’s last role was as Ha Joon-kyung in 2022’s If You Wish Upon MeHeartbeat takes over KBS2’s Monday-Tuesday 9:50 PM timeslot previously occupied by My Perfect Stranger, starring Kim Dong-wook and Jin Ki-joo.

Heartbeat Episode 4 Preview

Still From Heartbeat Episode 4
Still From Heartbeat Episode 4

Heartbeat Plot

Mydramalist describes the plot as: “A love story between the half-human and half-vampire Seon Woo Hyul, who was unable to become human due to a one-day difference over 100 years, and Joo In Hae, a woman who has no humane side and finds true warmth.”

Heartbeat Cast

Directed by Lee Hyun-seok and Lee Min-soo, the Korean drama series stars Ok Taec-yeon and Won Ji-an in lead roles, along with Park Kang-hyun, Yoon So-hee, Yoon Byung-hee, Ko Kyu-pil, Seung-you and Baek Seo-hoo, alongside other cast members.

Heartbeat Episode List

The fantasy rom-com series is expected to have the usual 16 episodes run.

Where to Watch Heartbeat

The series will air on Monday and Tuesday on KBS2 in Korea and will stream internationally for certain regions on Amazon Prime Video.

Heartbeat Episode 4 Release Date and Time

The Korean TV series will air from June 26, 2023, to August 15, 2023. Episode 4 of the series will air on July 04 at 09:50 PM KST or 8 PM IST on Prime Video (for select regions).

Heartbeat Episode 4 Prediction

Although Woo-hyeol’s kiss turns out to be a fault of his instinct, Yang-nam predicts that it might be her blood that can turn him into a human, but with a deadly and rather morose twist. Do-sik welcomes a familiar face and puts forth a twist in his own life that might be connected to that of Woo-hyeol in a surprising way.

Heartbeat Episode 3 Recap

As Woo-hyeol and In-hae become uninterested roommates, feelings develop from unexpected corners. On the other hand, Woo-hyeol desperately tries to make some money but realises the evils of capitalism pretty soon! Meanwhile, Do-sik starts to increase his familiarity with In-hae, but are his intentions clean?

Heartbeat is streaming on Amazon Prime Video in select regions and on KBS2 in Korea.

Also: Read All of Our Heartbeat Reviews

Archi Sengupta
Archi Sengupta
Archi Sengupta, a writer for over seven years, is an Engineering graduate with a Master’s degree in Mass Communication. She enjoys watching horror movies and TV shows, Korean content, and anything that thrills and excites her.

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