One the Woman When a corrupt prosecutor gets in an accident and wakes up in a coma, she's mistaken for a woman who looks exactly like her: an engaged chaebol heiress in the middle of a succession war. The woman tries to fall into the new life around her, but she does not act as ...
In this realistic romantic drama, a librarian in a relationship rut meets a single father who becomes completely smitten with her. As he pursues her, the woman must decide who is in her heart, what she truly wants out of life, and which path she will take. Genre: melodrama, romance Ra...
Offers are now out to Ahn Hyo Seop (Lovers of the Red Sky) and Jeon Yeo Bin (Vincenzo) for starring roles in the Korean remake of the popular Taiwanese drama Someday of OneDay. Someday or One Day is a fantasy romance about a 27 year old woman s...
While it got a little over dramatic towards the ending,“Flower of Evil”is undeniably one of thebest KDramas in 2020. Asuccessfuldrama isn’t just one that possesses the above attributes, but also the ability to keep viewers pondering/thinking about their lives and if they can make a dif...
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Unfortunately he seems more than a bit smitten with Mi-mo herself, and he describes his ideal woman by describing Mi-mo perfectly, exactly the same way Soo-hyuk did. He even says, in Korean, “It’s you, Goldfish, I’m talking about you,” and refuses to become her client. I can...
The woman behind these words is PARK HA-KYUNG (Lee Na-young), and she begins each episode by restating a simple premise: “When longing to disappear, I take one-day trips. I walk, eat, and let my mind wander.” From there, each episode is bracketed in its own story, with new cha...
This is looking to be a larger ensemble cast, but there’s great pacing to the introduction of characters that keeps it from feeling overwhelming. Rather than slamming them all out at once to keep up the pace, these episodes take their time and give characters one-on-one time. I loved ...
significance to him in that it stands for something, or it’s absolutely nonsensical. I’m still leaning towards the former, but we’ll see. There’s been startlingly little about Ji-hoon’s character outside of his appearance in the office and on cases — so strange for a K-drama!
Before she goes, she dumps the story she wrote outing Mi-mo as the woman who made a scene at the hotel, into her computer’s recycle bin. Min-woo presents Mi-mo with movie tickets to thank her for helping with his volunteering, and cheekily asks her to take his dad out with the ...