The Heavenly Idol - Season 1
Rembrary, a priest from a supernatural world, is about to defeat the Evil One, but suddenly finds himself incarnated in the body of a K-pop idol.
Rembrary, a priest from a supernatural world, is about to defeat the Evil One, but suddenly finds himself incarnated in the body of a K-pop idol.
Kim Min-gue
Lembrary / Woo Yeon-woo
Go Bo-gyeol
Kim Dal
Lee Jang-woo
Shin Jo-woon
Oh Jin-seok
Oh Jung-shin
Ye Ji-won
Lim Sun-ja
Shin Myung-sung
Hwang Tae-in
Tak Jae-hoon
Sunwoo Sil
Park Sang-nam
Sa Gam-jae
Jeong Soo-hyun
Raken
Rembrary, a priest from a supernatural world, is about to defeat the Evil One, but suddenly finds himself incarnated in the body of a K-pop idol.
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