The Impossible Heir: A Glimpse to the Plot, Cast, Release Date & Latest Updates
Nothing beats the satisfaction of watching a protagonist get a sweet vengeance that satiates our thirst for justice. Korean dramas never fail to deliver the sweet taste of justice through jaw-dropping plot twists, witty dialogues, and gory action sequences.
A traumatising story that kickstarts the entire narrative, with gripping plot twists and a satisfying ending where vengeance is served in favour of the one seeking revenge, will have the audience on the edge of their seats.
Amidst the myriad of themes, if you are on the hunt for a new K-drama that gives you a cathartic feeling, a new drama from Disney+, ‘The Impossible Heir’, is set to grace your screens on February 28, 2024.
The much-awaited K-drama ‘The Impossible Heir’ (literal meaning: Royal Roader/ Royal Loader) is a must-watch for people who love to watch chaebol-life narratives. It’s a tale of drama, revenge, retribution, and suspense with a buzzy plot, ensuring an addictive story with charismatic leads.
The series follows the story of characters trying to take the throne of Korea’s largest conglomerate. The drama portrays the ambition of the protagonists to gain status and power amidst hierarchical conflicts between individuals from socio-economically separate classes.
Plot
Kang In-ha (Lee Jun-young) is born into an impoverished single-parent household with nothing but his good looks and charm. He is raised in poverty, and because of that, he is determined to make something of himself. Kang In-ha discovers his father’s identity. He is the illegitimate son of a conglomerate owner. In-ha strives to join the affluent world.
However, being an illegitimate son, he faces rejection from his newfound family. Shunned by the members of his new family, seeking retribution, Kang In-ha enlists the help of his childhood friend Han Tae-oh (Lee Jae-wook). They both team up and plan to take over the entire assets of the Kangoh Group and seize their high position in society. Kang In-ha and Han Tae-oh’s ambitious plan also involves Na Hye-won (Hong Su-zu), the daughter of a debt collector, eager to break free from her past.
Cast
The drama is expected to feature an array of dynamic actors radiating a fresh, captivating spirit and displaying striking visuals and extraordinary acting.
Actor Lee Jun-young, a former K-pop idol, takes on the lead role of Kang In-ha, a three-dimensional character in whom both good and evil exist. He has made quite a splash in the Korean industry with his works in the South Korean television series ‘Imitation’ (2021), ‘May I Help You?’ (2022), ‘Mask Girl’ (2023), and more. Lee Jun-young is popular on social media platforms. Check out his official Instagram at real_2junyoung.
Lee Jun-young is supported by South Korean actor and model Lee Jae-wook, who takes over the character of cold-hearted but dignified Han Tae-oh. Jae-wook has a record of working in a wide range of dramas, ranging from contemporary to historic.
Lee Jae-wook is known for his roles in the 2019 South Korean television series ‘Search: WWW’, ‘Memories of Alhambra‘, and ‘Extraordinary You’. The rising actor Hong Su-zu is recognized for her part in the 2020 K-drama ‘Sweet Home Season 2’. Check out Lee Jun-young’s official Instagram at jxxvvxxk.
Release Date
Mark your calendars for February 28, 2024, a ruthless revenge drama ‘The Impossible Heir’ coming this February on Disney+. The episode count remains undisclosed, and the drama is labelled as a revenge story, promising viewers intense and captivating storytelling.
Where to Watch?
‘The Impossible Heir’ will be released on February 28, 2024, and you can watch it on Disney+ Hotstar. The drama will be available to stream on Hulu in the United States.
Who is the Director and Writer of the K-drama ‘The Impossible Heir’?Â
With $20 billion in investment, the production will be helmed by director Min Yeon-hong, who is known for his notable work in the series ‘Missing: The Other Side’ (2020) and ‘Insider’ (2022).
The storyline explores the societal clash between the affluent and the impoverished. The drama is penned by screenwriter Choi Won, known for the K-dramas ‘Miss Butcher’ (2016) and ‘Baby and I’ (2008).
