Kim Sejeong might return on the small screen with a new exciting and drama based in a Japanese hit series, "Today's Webtoon."

Kim Sejeong to Possibly Play the Character of a Webtoon Editor in New Drama

According to a report on April 5, the "Uncanny Counter" star Kim Sejeong is being courted to play as the lead character of SBS' forthcoming series "Today's Webtoon."

Following the success of OCN's "Uncanny Counter," the 24-year-old actress is now in talks to start in a drama with a different genre.

"Today's Webtoon" is originally based on a Japanese hit drama "Sleepeeer Hit," which was broadcast on TBS Japan in 2016. It tells the story of a woman who used to be in a Olympic Judo team and broke a new path in a webtoon editorial department.

Entering the publishing world gave her a new dream. She learns everything on hand. She is fascinated in working with new and old writers in the company. However, she will find herself having a hard time adjusting with the new work environment.

The publishing industry is going through a crisis due to e-books. The members of the editorial department are struggling to think of ways on how they could sell more books in the market.

If Sejeong accepts the offer, she will potray the character of the new employee in the editorial department.

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"Today's Webtoon" will be penned by writer Cho Hyun Joo, and scheduled to air in the second half of 2021.

Meanwhile, Sejeong also had her comeback as a solo artist with her mini-album "I'm". With all the projects that are coming all her way, 2021 may be a busy year for the singer-actress.

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Previously, the writer and producer of the record-breaking OCN drama "Uncanny Counter" just confirmed that they will be working together to create a new hero series, "Bad and Crazy," wherein Lee Dong Wook is in talks to be the lead.

Viewers are hoping that this will become a reunion for the original cast of the said series, namely Kim Sejeong, Jo Byeong Gyu, Yu Jun Sang, and Yum Hye Ran.

Prior to "Uncanny Counter" finale, there was already a rumor for season two - which was then confirmed in January. However, due to the bullying allegations against the rising actor Jo Byeong Gyu, the productions were affected and are still in discussions when to do the upcoming drama season.

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Written by Shai Collins