4 Reasons To Watch Yumi's Cells Drama

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JAKARTA - The drama Yumi's Cells has started its broadcast on September 17th. This is one of the dramas that Korean drama fans have been waiting for this year. Of course there are several reasons that make this drama worth watching.

Here, VOI summarizes 4 reasons to watch the drama Yumi's Cells.

1. Webtoon Adaptation This drama is an adaptation of a webtoon of the same title and is projected to be divided into several seasons. Director Lee Sang Yeob explained that the story of Yumi's Cells is long, so it would be difficult for them to fit all the stories into one season.

"I think it's difficult to put everything in one season. So the first season will introduce Yumi's Cells and focus on her romance with Woong," said Lee Sang Yeob as reported by Naver.

2. Funny and Romantic StoriesYumi, an office worker, always uses her brain cells to control her every thought, feeling, and action. But one day due to a broken heart, his brain cells that control feelings of love are damaged and fall into a "coma", so other brain cells must work hard to restore the love cells.

Accidentally, he meets Goo Woong (Ahn Bo-hyun), a game developer who can't express his emotions well. But with Goo Woong's help, Yumi's love cell slowly wakes up because of her simple and honest personality.

3. Kim Go Eun

Meeting again with Kim Go Eun, this time she plays Yumi in the latest Korean Drama adapted from the famous webtoon of the same title, Yumi's Cells. When it comes to adapting the webtoon, Kim Go Eun is arguably the best. Debuting in the drama Cheese in the Trap, Kim Go Eun succeeded in making webtoon lovers also like the drama.

Of course it is difficult for drama fans to forget Kim Go Eun's appearance as Ji Eun Tak in the drama Guardian: The Lonely and Great God. This drama is better known as Goblin, the main character played by Gong Yoo.

4. Excellent Chemistry Besides Kim Go Eun, there are also Lee Yoo bi, Park Ji Hyun, GOT7's Jinyoung, and a special appearance from SHINee's Minho. This line of players certainly makes drama fans enthusiastic. According to the original plan, the production team will divide the story of Yumi's Cells into seasons with 14 episodes. This drama was written by Kim Yoon Joo and Kim Kyung Ran and directed by Lee Sang-yeob (Shopping King Louie).