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Tomorrow Release Date, Everything You Need to Know

Tomorrow, the upcoming K-drama based on the webtoon of the same name, Tomorrow Release Date is expected to be released in March 2022. Read further to know more!

MBC’s ‘Tomorrow‘ (내일) is a fantasy drama, also known as ‘Naeil’. It is written by RaMa (webtoon) and Kim Yoo Jin, and directed by Kim Tae Yoon. The drama stars Kim Hee Sun as the female lead, who previously appeared in Alice (2020).

SF9‘s Rowoon and Lee Soo Hyuk are confirmed as the male leads for the drama. Rowoon is famous for his role in Extraordinary You, and Lee Soo Hyuk was seen in Doom at your Service. The webtoon ‘Tomorrow’ first premiered on 19 May, 2017, and is now going to adapt into this drama.

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MBC previously said, “It will be a drama that conveys warm sympathy and comfort to those who are living in a difficult reality.”

Tomorrow: Highlights

After being jobless for 3 years, Choi Joon Woong (RoWoon) looks for a job, but he never gets hired and alas comes to a decision to commit suicide and then he goes to bridge to jump off of it.

However, after falling he meets angels of death Gu Ryeon (Kim Hee Sun) and Im Ryoong Gu. These two death angels run a crisis management team that aims at saving suicidal people.

Gu Ryeon is the leader and I’m Ryoong Gu is a member of the crisis management team. Their objective is to save suicidal people. Soon, Choi Joon Woong becomes a new member of the crisis management team and serves to save people from suicidal attempts.

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Tomorrow: Release Date

Tomorrow Release Date is expected to be released in a month. It will run from 25 March 2022 to 14 May 2022.

lee soo hyuk in tomorrow

Watch Tomorrow Online?

The drama will air on MBC, South Korea’s Cable Network on Friday and Saturday at 21:50 PM (KST). It will also be available to stream on Netflix. You can read the webcomic through Webtoon.

Tomorrow: Major Characters

  • Kim Hee Sun as Gu Ryeon
  • Ro Woon as Choi Joon Woong
  • Lee Soo Hyuk as Park Joong Gil
  • Yun Ji On as Im Ryong Goo
  • Kim Chae Eun as Kim Hye Won

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