Strong Girl Bong-Soon
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Strong Girl Bong-Soon
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| Episodes: | 17 |
| Year: | 2017 |
| Country: | South Korea |
| Seasons: | 1 |
| Seasons Breakdown: | (1) 17 |
| Category: | Super Powers |
| Colour: | Yes |
| Format: | Series |
| Company: | Drama House and JS Pictures |
| Creator: | Baek Mi-kyung (writer) |
| Run Time (mins): | 60–70 |
| Language: | Korean |
| Type of Show: | Live Action |
| Status: | Ended |
| Broadcaster: | jTBC |
| First Aired: | February 24, 2017 |
| Last Aired: | April 15, 2017 |
Summary
Do Bong‑soon is a young woman born with superhuman strength, a hereditary ability passed exclusively through the female line of her family. Despite her extraordinary physical power, she aspires to create a video game featuring herself as the protagonist and wishes to embody the refined, graceful qualities admired by her long‑standing crush, police officer In Guk‑doo, who has been her friend since childhood.
Bong‑soon’s abilities lead her to employment as a bodyguard for Ahn Min‑hyuk, a wealthy heir and the chief executive officer of the gaming company Ainsoft. During this period, a series of kidnappings occurs in Dobong‑dong, the neighbourhood in which she lives. When her closest friend becomes a target, Bong‑soon resolves to apprehend the perpetrator. With Min‑hyuk’s guidance and training, she learns to control and direct her strength toward constructive ends.
As they collaborate both professionally and in their pursuit of the kidnapper, Bong‑soon and Min‑hyuk develop a deepening personal relationship. Their interactions generate a mixture of comedic and hazardous situations, gradually drawing them closer together.
Cast
Do Bong Sun PARK BO YOUNG, An Min Hyeok PARK HYUNG SIK, In Guk Du KIM JI SOO, Secretary Kong JEON SEOK HO, Hwang Jin i SHIN HYE JIN, Do Chil Gu YOO CHEA MYUNG, Do Bong Gi AHN WOO YEON, A Ga Ri KIM MIN KYO, Jung Mi Hwa YOON YE HEE, Kim Gwang Bok / O Dol Pyu KIM WON HAE, Baek Tak IM WON HEE, Hwang Hyeon Dong KIM KI MOO, Cho Hui Ji SEOR IN A.
aka: Strong Woman Do Bong Soon
Tags: Super Powers, South Korea, 2017, Korean
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