Kang Min Ah and Kim Myung Soo's 'Sympathetic Cells' announces premiere date An emotional transference romance that unfolds as a woman who denies empathy and a man who bears the burden of empathy come to share each other’s emotions. Cha Eun Hwan, a man who bears others' emotions excessively. He is a psychological counseling expert who has gained widespread popularity for his unique counseling methods. However, after becoming entangled in an unexpected incident, his everyday life and emotional balance begin to unravel. As he falls into despair, a figure connected to his past appears, bringing changes to both his life and his emotions. Yoo Ji An, a former girl group member who was once called the “Nation’s Idol” and enjoyed explosive popularity, is now working as an actress. Having lived her life suppressing her emotions under her mother’s strict control since childhood, Ji An faces a crisis due to controversy over her acting skills, stemming from her lack of empathy. She then meets Cha Eun Hwan, a psychological counseling expert, and unexpectedly experiences “emotional transference.” Through this experience, she begins to rediscover her lost emotions and grow as a person. (Source: Korean = Naver || Translation = kisskh) Edit Translation
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Cast & Credits
- LCha Eun HwanMain Role
- Kang Min AhYoo Ji AnMain Role
- Kwon So HyunHan I Jin [Ji An's rival]Support Role
- Shin Woo GyumDong Gyeong [Eun Hwan's friend]Support Role
- Cha Min JiCha Song Hwan [Eun Hwan's older sister]Support Role
- Kang Pil JunDo Hun [Ji An's manager]Support Role
Reviews
better than i expected..
i honestly didn't expect much from this, but i ended up enjoying it. it's a really easy drama to get through, and i liked how calm and comforting it felt. it doesn't try to be anything huge, and i think that's part of its charm. i found myself looking forward to new episodes even when not much was happening.my only real issue was the writing. the story had some really nice ideas, but it felt like it played everything a bit too safe. the middle episodes slowed down more than i wanted, and i wish some of the side characters had been given more to do. i kept waiting for the story to go a little deeper, but it never really did.
overall, i still had a good time with it. it's not a drama i'll probably rewatch, but i don't regret watching it either. it's just one of those shows that's nice while it lasts. not amazing, not disappointing... just a sweet and enjoyable watch.
why? just why?
the first act is enjoyable, a decent story, some significant hole in the plot but I thought, "eh, whatever, its a short drama, it seems like fun". the second act sloooooooowwwwssss down and keeps you waiting for any character development and plot beyond the leads, "okay, not the best show, but it's not trying to be so hopefully the ending will wrap it up nicely and this will be a classic mid tier show". WRONG! SO F****** WRONG! the third act is where the show totally falls off. you only continue watching just to see the moms domestic abuse and criminal activity come out of the shadows, but it's only one 80 second scene, why? or maybe you were sticking around waiting for more conflict resolution with the older sister and the leads all together, wrong, there is none. instead we get a BS, 'oh, everything is resolved with our respective careers, we both love each other, neither holds blame or guilt for the accident as children, we acknowledged dead dads blessing from heaven, we have both healed, evil mom is taken care off, but oh wait, we can never be together, why?, cuz my older alcoholic sister is throwing a 30 year tantrum and neglecting her child. OH WAIT!!! JK! one year time skip, sister is magically healed of all trauma, attachment, mental instability, is a perfect mom, and a highly accomplished artist beaming with joy[all with ZERO explanation, screen time, plot, not-a]........soooooooooo, it's okay, now you two can wistfully meet again in a field of flowers and give each other blank stares.I thought the actors, production, and editing teams did a pretty good job. the writing and directing is Trash. for once a k-drama doesnt have 16 episodes with endless drag on time, a blessing to be able to write and direct a nice, fun, emotional shorter story that is satisfying and rounds off in the end; they missed the opportunity. it's like this drama was originally written for 12-14 episodes and in the middle of filming episode 6 they got cut to 8 episodes, and said "F***, we'll wing it and force it closed".






















