Never Forget Your Enemy
South Korean romantic drama television series with a Boys' Love
Never Forget Your Enemy (Korean: 네 원수를 잊지 마라) is a South Korean romantic drama television series with a Boys' Love (BL) theme, produced by WeTV. Starring Lee Ja Woon and Hwang Jun Su, it premiered on 17 March 2026 and is scheduled to conclude on 1 April 2026, with eight episodes of approximately 31 minutes each. It is considered the first original Korean BL series by WeTV.
Synopsis
Ki Ha Neul and Yeo Sae Byeok were once school rivals but eventually became lovers. After an accident, Ha Neul loses the memory of the past ten years and believes they are still enemies. While struggling with the missing years of his life, Sae Byeok faces the dilemma of seeing his boyfriend treat him again as a rival. Between fragmented memories and conflicting emotions, both must decide whether love can overcome the forgotten past.
Cast
Main
Lee Ja Woon as Yeo Sae Byeok
Hwang Jun Su as Ki Ha Neul
Supporting
Oh Jae Hyeong as Yun Jeong Han
Fila Lee as Ki Saet Byeol
Sim So Yeon as Kim Yeong Suk (Ha Neul's mother)
Park Eun Jo as Lee Se Ri
Guest
Kohi as male student 1
Production
The series was announced by WeTV in 2025 as part of its expansion into BL content. With eight episodes, it was officially released in March 2026. Thai Post and MGR Online highlighted the project as a major investment by the platform in the Korean market.
Broadcast
Never Forget Your Enemy premiered on 17 March 2026 and is scheduled to conclude on 1 April 2026, with episodes released on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. The series was broadcast on WeTV and also made available on digital platforms such as Sanook.
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