My Roommate Is a Gumiho

Year: 1000

Runtime: 1,040 mins

Language: Korean

Director: Nam Sung-woo

Drama

When I unexpectedly become the roommate of a 999‑year‑old gumiho named Shin Woo‑yeo, his quest to become human takes a sudden turn. He must fill his magical fox bead with human energy before his 1,000th birthday, but a clumsy accident causes college student Lee Dam to swallow the bead, tying their fates together.

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