Kim Woo-bin and Suzy star in magical rom-com

Cast Reunion Builds Excitement

Reunions of popular stars in

Korean entertainment

often create buzz, and

Kim Woo-bin

and Suzy's pairing in '

Everything Will Come True

' fits this trend. This marks their first project together since the 2016 drama 'Uncontrollably Fond,' where they delivered a poignant love story. Now, Kim Woo-bin portrays Genie, a lamp spirit awakened after over a millennium, with a satanic alter ego named Iblis.

Suzy

plays Ga-young, an emotionless woman who inherits the lamp, sparking a unique magical romance. The supporting cast, including Ahn Eun-jin, Noh Sang-hyun, Ko Kyu-pil, and Lee Joo-young, enhances the show's distinctive world. Their combined chemistry positions the series as a potential standout in fantasy rom-coms.

Plot Highlights and Enchanted Twists

'Everything Will Come True' draws from genie folklore with contemporary flair, centering on Genie granting three wishes to Ga-young amid romantic and risky developments. The narrative contrasts Genie's naivety with Ga-young's detachment, blending humor and tension. Teasers feature a desert setting where Ga-young activates the lamp, unleashing a golden storm that summons Genie. His cryptic warning-"I'll search the world for you. Remember, my name is Iblis"-hints at darker elements, while the phrase "Come to corruption" stirs intrigue about their bond. The production balances fantasy and romance, reimagining classic tales for modern viewers.

Premiere Date and Worldwide Availability

Set for a global debut on October 3 via a prominent online service, the timing aligns with Korea's Chuseok holiday, when viewership often surges. Past holiday releases have shown increased engagement. For reference, similar Korean originals like 'Squid Game' logged 1.65 billion hours in 28 days, per official platform data. Though in a lighter genre, the series' appeal and stars could draw international fans, with emphasis on quality visuals and storytelling. Fantasy rom-coms have risen in popularity, offering escapism in challenging times. 'Everything Will Come True' aligns with this, potentially shaping tastes like earlier hits.