Following his performances in Perfect Family and No Gain, No Love, Kim Young Dae is ready to star in another much-awaited series. The 28-year-old actor has received an offer to play the lead in Let’s Go to the Moon, the preliminary title of MBC’s forthcoming drama. Kim, who is well-known for playing affluent heirs or second-generation chaebols, will once again play the part of Ham Ji Woo, also known as Dr. Ham.

alongside two upcoming Kdramas—Dear X, in which he co-stars alongside Kim Yoo Jung from My Demon, and Let’s Go to the Moon—Kim Young Dae has been in great demand lately. Kim’s agency, Outer Universe, stated that Let’s Go to the Moon is one of the projects he is now exploring, and an industry source gave specifics about his impending roles, according to a recent article by JTBC Entertainment News.

Ham Ji Woo, played by Kim Young Dae, is the director of a Big Data Task Force group in Let’s Go to the Moon. His life changes when he meets Jung Da Hae, played by Lee Sun Bin, who is well-known for her performance in Boyhood, even if his profession keeps him busy and happy. Their relationship causes a change in Ham Ji Woo’s life and rekindles his long-suppressed desires. As important characters and colleagues of Lee Sun Bin’s character, Jo Aram from The Auditors and Ra Mi Ran, who was praised for her performance in The Good Bad Mother, will join the cast.

Let’s Go to the Moon’s plot revolves around young professionals navigating the difficulties of a high-pressure work environment, growing household debt, and unstable careers. It juxtaposes the glossy lifestyles of the rich with the reality of youthful workers against a background of corporate absurdity and economic suffering. The show will be directed by Oh Da Young and produced by Bon Factory, who previously worked on No Gain, No Love.

Fans of Kim Young Dae have a lot to look forward to thanks to her strong slate of roles. His reputation as a diverse and captivating protagonist has been cemented by his recent roles in Perfect Family and No Gain, No Love. He is now on pace to provide even more captivating performances with Let’s Go to the Moon and Dear X in the works. Let’s Go to the Moon, which is expected to premiere in 2025, will provide a novel perspective on contemporary challenges for achievement.