My Borrowed Body - Season 1
A school mystery triangle romance drama that takes place when Sang-yu, who is wrongfully framed and lives as an asshole, and Da-rim, the class president of the school, end up swapping their bodies in an accident.
A school mystery triangle romance drama that takes place when Sang-yu, who is wrongfully framed and lives as an asshole, and Da-rim, the class president of the school, end up swapping their bodies in an accident.
Nam Yoon-su
Lee Sang-yu
Park Hae-eun
Ki Da-rim
Ryeoun
Yoon Ho-young
A school mystery triangle romance drama that takes place when Sang-yu, who is wrongfully framed and lives as an asshole, and Da-rim, the class president of the school, end up swapping their bodies in an accident.
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