Lee Junho (2PM) returns to Netflix on the 26th with his new drama ”CASHERO”! An office worker before marriage becomes an unexpected hero

The Netflix series "CASHERO" (hereinafter referred to as "CASHERO") is scheduled to be released on December 26th.
Along with that, the teaser poster and teaser teaser edition were released.
It is also attracting attention as Lee Junho (2PM)'s next work. "CASHERO," which will be streamed on December 26th, features an unprecedented theme and characters, and a "secret life" story that evokes empathy.
The story of "wearing clothes" and the ensemble of unique actors such as Lee Junho, Kim Hye Jun, Kim Byong Chul, Kim Hyang Gi, Lee Chae Min, and Kang Han Na are sure to raise expectations.
It is an exciting story. Sang-eun, a salaried worker who is struggling to pay for her wedding and housing expenses, acquires the ability to become stronger with the amount of cash she holds in her hand. She is torn between her living expenses and her supernatural powers.
The film depicts a "Kinnai-ryoku hero." In the teaser poster released, Sang-eun (Lee Junho) is clutching money that crumbles like powder and has an anxious expression on his face.
The image is eye-catching. The tagline "What should I do? Do something good with my money" is about a civil servant who has been saving money in preparation for his upcoming wedding, but overnight he suddenly finds that "the more he uses his power, the less cash he has in his pocket."
It vividly conveys the situation in which Sang-eun has become a psychic called "CASHERO (Cashero)" who has "a lot of powers." What choice will Sang-eun make when he is caught in a dilemma with no right answer?
The tagline "Powerful Cash Hero" has raised interest in the new hero image. The released teaser teaser shows Sang-eun's lover Min-sook (Kim Hye-jun), who has promised to marry her.
The story begins with a scene in which a man displays a strange ability: the more money he holds, the more power he gains, but when he uses his power, the money disappears.
His dejected expression, comparing the difference between a fly and a fruit fly, is both funny and sad. On the other hand, Sang-woon's heroism, catching a flying bullet with one hand and facing a dangerous enemy, is also impressive.
This unique side of him makes him more interested in the true value of his abilities. Despite Minsk's warning not to use his abilities, situations arise one after another where he is forced to use his powers, leading to unpredictable developments.
Other psychics, Byung Ho-in (Kim Byong-Chul) and Bang Woo-mi (Kim Hyang-Gi), appear, and Cho Na-tan (Lee Chae-Min) and Joanna (Kang Han-Na) target the psychics.
The presence of the character makes the story even more exciting. Following Sang-eun's line, "My monthly salary barely fills my bank account, and today's expenses continue unabated," he moves gently without using force to avoid losing money.
His appearance teases the birth of a never-before-seen "stingy hero with a real sense of everyday life." "CASHERO: The Hero Has Cash" will be available on Netflix from Friday, December 26th.
It will be streamed.