Dear X Who Doesn’t Love Me: All You Need To Know About Kim Do-young’s Debut Drama

NCT’s Doyoung is here to make his drama debut in the upcoming series Dear X Who Doesn’t Love Me and we are eagerly looking forward to the release of this Korean Romance drama. July is a month filled with some really good dramas and this light-hearted short Kdrama that will take us on a journey with a magical notebook. The drama is directed by Ko Jae-hong and also written by him and Hwang Hae-ji. The drama stars Kim Do-young, Han Ji-hyo, Kwon Ah-reum along with other cast members.

Dear X Who Doesn’t Love Me is a 10 episodes drama.

Dear X Who Doesn’t Love Me Plot

University student Seo Hee-soo, with low self-esteem and no history of a boyfriend finds a magical lyrics notebook that makes anyone fall in love with her for a month. Her best friend is the only one who knows about this notebook and while she fails to stop her, she is there to help her out when needed. Seo Hee-soo uses the book and get entangled with different men, what will be the outcome of this situation?

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Dear X Who Doesn't Love Me trailer still
Still from Dear X Who Doesn’t Love Me trailer

Dear X Who Doesn’t Love Me Cast

Dear X Who Doesn’t Love Me is the debut drama of NCT’s Doyoung (Kim Do-young), with Han Ji-hyo in the main role of Seo Hee-soo. The drama also sees Kwon Ah-reum, a.mond, Son Hyun-woo, Kim Ji-hoon and other members of the cast. Han Ji-hyo is better known for her role in Tomorrow, A Business Proposal and Hospital Playlist.

Dear X Who Doesn’t Love Me Release Date, Trailer and More

The Kdrama is set to premiere on July 14, 2022, and you can catch in Viki.

Watch the trailer below:

NCT fans are eagerly looking forward to the release of their beloved Doyoung’s first drama and getting to watch him as the main lead in his debut drama is really pleasing to the fandom. They are ready to support their beloved idol no matter which corner of the world thy live in.

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Riya Singh
Riya Singh
Riya Singh has a Bachelors in English and a Masters in Psychology. She's a K-drama enthusiast and has a writing experience of more than 2 years.

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