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A Trap Called Desire

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2026 South Korean television series

A Trap Called Desire
Promotional poster
Hangul
욕망의 덫
Hanja
慾望의 덫
Lit.Trap of Desire
RRYongmangui deot
MRYongmangŭi tŏt
GenreRevenge drama
Written byKoo Ji-won
Directed by
  • Lee Dae-kyung
  • Jung Kwang-soo
Starring
Country of originSouth Korea
Original languageKorean
No. of episodes32
Production
Production companies
  • Studio Bom
  • Bamboo Network
  • Highline Company
Original release
NetworkKBS2
ReleaseAugust 10, 2026 (2026-08-10) –
present

A Trap Called Desire (Korean: 욕망의 덫) is an ongoing South Korean revenge drama television series written by Koo Ji-won, directed by Lee Dae-kyung and Jung Kwang-soo, and starring Jang Seo-hee, Jeon Hye-won, Seol Jung-hwan, Joo Sae-byeok, and Jang Se-hyun. The series centers on a woman wrongfully convicted of murder as she seeks to clear her name. It premiered on KBS2 on August 10, 2026, and airs every Monday to Friday at 19:50 (KST).[1] It is also available for streaming on Kocowa.[2]

1. Synopsis

Joo Ae-suk, consumed by envy of another woman's life, orchestrates a switch between her own daughter and the heiress of a wealthy family. Under the new identity of Joo Mi-ran, she infiltrates the household as their manager to observe her biological daughter, Kang Hae-ra. Meanwhile, the true heiress, Go Eun-seol, is adopted by Ae-suk's former friend, Park Hee-jung. By fate, both daughters attend the same school, where Eun-seol faces conflict with Hae-ra and is framed and bullied by her. When Hee-jung discovers the truth about the swap, she plans to reveal it to Eun-seol's biological parents. However, she is killed by Joo Mi-ran after being pushed off a building rooftop. Eun-seol arrives to find her adoptive mother already dead. She is unexpectedly framed for the crime and arrested during the funeral. Upon her release from prison, Go Eun-seol vows to clear her name, and her first plan is to track down the fake witness, Lee Jung-tae, who accused her of murder. She subsequently joins the Cheongma Group, where she becomes involved with her first love Cha Seok-jin and her rival Kang Hae-ra while searching for the real culprit.

2. Cast and characters

2.1. Main

  • Jang Seo-hee as Joo Mi-ran / Joo Ae-suk, the head of the PR department at the Cheongma Scholarship Foundation. She is the real murderer who killed Park Hee-jung and framed Eun-seol for it.[3]
  • Jeon Hye-won as Go Eun-seol, who was wrongly framed and served 10 years in prison.[4]
  • Seol Jung-hwan as Cha Seok-jin, the Cheongma Group Head of Strategic Planning. He is Eun-seol's first love, but was engaged in an arranged marriage to Hae-ra.[4]
  • Joo Sae-byeok as Kang Hae-ra, the sole heiress of the Cheongma Group and the head of the design team.[4]
  • Jang Se-hyun as Seo Hyun-jae, the head of the legal team at Cheongma Group.[4]

2.2. Supporting

  • Yoon Hae-young as Kim Jeong-seon, a former actress who is the chairperson of the Cheongma Scholarship Foundation.[4]
  • Yoo Tae-woong as Kang Young-hoon, Jeong-seon's husband, who is the CEO of Cheongma Holdings.[4]
  • Son Seong-yoon as Seo Mi-rae, Hyun-jae's older sister.[4]
  • Seo Kwon-soon as Wang Geum-ja, Eun-seol's adoptive grandmother.[4]
  • Choi Jae-won as Go Gi-han, Eun-seol's adoptive father.[4]
  • Park Hyun-jung as Park So-yeon, Seok-jin's mother.[1]
  • Park Sung-kyu as Go Eun-guk, Eun-seol's adoptive older brother.[1]

2.3. Special appearance

3. Production

3.1. Development

The series is directed by Lee Dae-kyung and Jung Kwang-soo, written by Koo Ji-won, and co-produced by Studio Bom, Bamboo Network, and Highline Company.[3]

3.2. Casting

On June 13, 2026, Ilgan Sports reported that Jang Seo-hee was cast as the main antagonist, and her appearance was confirmed on June 30. The series marks Jang's return to KBS dramas after 12 years since Two Mothers (2014).[5][3] Nine actors were announced the following month.[4]

4. Viewership

A Trap Called Desire : South Korea viewers per episode (millions)
EpisodesEpisode number
12345678910111213141516171819202122232425
1–251.2271.2241.2121.2921.3241.3241.3091.3841.2601.4161.3961.3431.4091.3561.4841.4471.5341.3731.3541.3951.4191.4081.4911.4371.291
26–501.4361.3701.4071.5181.4101.2881.302TBDTBDTBDTBDTBDTBDTBDTBDTBDTBDTBDTBDTBDTBDTBDTBDTBDTBD
51–75TBDTBDTBDTBDTBDTBDTBDTBDTBDTBDTBDTBDTBDTBDTBDTBDTBDTBDTBDTBDTBDTBDTBDTBDTBD
76–100TBDTBDTBDTBDTBDTBDTBDTBDTBDTBDTBDTBDTBDTBDTBDTBDTBDTBDTBDTBDTBDTBDTBDTBDTBD
Source: Audience measurement performed nationwide by Nielsen Korea.[6]
Average TV viewership ratings
Ep. Original broadcast date Average audience share
Nielsen Korea[6]
Nationwide Seoul
1 August 10, 2026 6.4% (4th) 5.2% (5th)
2 August 11, 2026 6.0% (4th) 4.6% (5th)
3 August 12, 2026 6.2% (5th) 4.6% (6th)
4 August 13, 2026 6.8% (4th) 4.9% (4th)
5 August 14, 2026 7.0% (4th) 5.7% (6th)
6 August 17, 2026 6.9% (3rd) 5.3% (5th)
7 August 18, 2026 6.5% (4th) 4.8% (5th)
8 August 19, 2026 7.3% (3rd) 5.6% (4th)
9 August 20, 2026 6.3% (3rd) 4.8% (5th)
10 August 21, 2026 7.5% (3rd) 6.3% (6th)
11 August 24, 2026 7.5% (3rd) 6.2% (3rd)
12 August 25, 2026 7.2% (3rd) 5.7% (4th)
13 August 26, 2026 7.5% (2nd) 5.6% (4th)
14 August 27, 2026 7.2% (4th) 5.9% (4th)
15 August 28, 2026 7.9% (4th) 6.1% (5th)
16 August 31, 2026 7.8% (3rd) 6.3% (3rd)
17 September 1, 2026 7.9% (2nd) 6.0% (2nd)
18 September 2, 2026 7.6% (2nd) 5.7% (3rd)
19 September 3, 2026 7.1% (3rd) 5.5% (4th)
20 September 4, 2026 7.9% (3rd) 6.1% (4th)
21 September 7, 2026 7.6% (2nd) 6.3% (3rd)
22 September 8, 2026 7.6% (2nd) 6.1% (2nd)
23 September 9, 2026 7.9% (2nd) 6.7% (2nd)
24 September 10, 2026 7.5% (2nd) 6.2% (2nd)
25 September 11, 2026 6.9% (4th) 5.4% (6th)
26 September 14, 2026 8.0% (2nd) 6.4% (2nd)
27 September 16, 2026 7.2% (3rd) 5.6% (3rd)
28 September 17, 2026 7.4% (2nd) 6.0% (2nd)
29 September 18, 2026 7.7% (2nd) 6.1% (2nd)
30 October 5, 2026 7.1% (3rd) 5.9% (4th)
31 October 6, 2026 6.7% (3rd) 4.9% (3rd)
32 October 7, 2026 7.0% (3rd) 5.3% (4th)
33 October 8, 2026
34 October 9, 2026
Average — —
  • In the table above, the blue numbers represent the lowest ratings and the red numbers represent the highest ratings.

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