I submitted a new synopsis for Start Up, I hope admins approve it. Here is what it looks like.
Set in one of the world’s most advanced tech sector, “Start Up” tells the tale of the razor thin margins between ultimate success and abject failure. The story takes place in the fictional Sandbox Company, a giant incubator located in Korea that attempts to guide companies worthy to be chosen through the rigors and tribulations of creating a start up from the beginning till the end.
The journey starts from four points of views that represent different levels of the start-up process. From the pragmatic investor Han Ji Pyeong, the dreamer rookie CEO Seo Dal Mi, the calculating veteran CEO Won In Jae, and the gifted genius Nam Do San. Coming from different backgrounds, and with different motivations, the winds of fate will push these four people to cross paths in their attempt to achieve their dreams in Sandbox.
The company founded by Nam Do San, Sam San Tech, represents the main POV that goes through the startup process. And although Nam Do San’s brilliant mind, allows him to solve coding issues with ease, it is not well suited for matters of the heart. As the company struggles to find its place in the world of startups so does our four main characters. The parallel growth and regression between the main characters tells the story of how people in a startup attempt to balance the two conflicting sides of being a pragmatist versus an ideologist.
In a world foreign to her, Seo Dal Mi is a cosmos flower that is looking to bloom in the cold concrete world of Tech startups. Her rookie status does not deter her from pushing herself to the limits in her attempts to be one of the most successful women in Korea. Along the way, she meets Han Ji Pyeong and Nam Do San. Both men, in their own way, allow her to climb higher to reach her goals, but which man will help this cosmos flower bloom all year long?
A past debt, and an unspoken bond thrust Han Ji Pyeong in the middle of Sam San Tech’s journey. Already at the top of his game, Han Ji Pyeong discovers that his oasis overlooking Han River, is no more than an arid dessert full of emptiness. His chance meeting with Seo Dal Mi, helps him find the strength to walk the hot desert in hopes of finding emotional success. At the end of the journey, is an image, as beautiful as a cosmos flower. Will this image be a mirage, or will he finally reach his emotional oasis?
With different backgrounds, and different motivations, will the conflict between these different personalities clash, and prevent Sam San Tech from becoming one of the first Korean Unicorn? Will the cosmos flower break through fastidious stereotypes and bloom all year round? Will Han Ji Pyeong finally reach the oasis?
I don't have the best grammar, so someone feel free to correct my grammar.
I heard it was Lee Min Ho fans. You will notice LMH fan's have been rating everything lower than TKEM. That's…
Yes, record of youth.
I haven't seen it myself, but my friend told me it got tedious near the end. It's one of those dramas that starts out strong, but kind of loses its way near the end.
It did get break the 10% viewership ratings in Korea though, so, maybe try watching the first episode?
I watched many dramas with very tall ML and short FL where everyone was crazy about the hight different that i…
Ugh, tell me about it, TKEM and Start Up were both from acclaimed writers, and they both fell flat for me.
Yes, I found her story and her eccentricities interesting. Finding out she was a gun nut was hilarious! It added so much more dimension to her character.
I have yet to see the chemistry between them, but i'll give it 1 more episode to see it.
Like how he pointed the gun at the ex, it just didn't make sense, and was so unnecessary. And the fact, he hit a very well thrown javelin, when he is a sprinter? I am like what?!?
But i'm going to give this writer more leash, since he is a first timer.
I think they are trying to depict his character as eccentric. At least that is what he appears to me.I prefer…
I just feel he has an air of haughtiness around him when he interacts with people in general. And it wouldn't surprised me since he does come from a rich family.
His haughtiness is so tied in with his eccentricities that it is a little hard for me to tell if the haughty air I feel around him, is just a manifestation of his eccentric nature, or an actual characterization.
I kind of wanted to keep the spirit of the old synopsis somehow. And once I start writing, I have a hard time keeping it short. :(((
I remember you said KSH would play the ex who is a director.
The FL already had an ex who was a director in the first 30 minutes of Ep.1
Unless KSH will be ANOTHER ex who is a director?
What's the ideal one.
Does a VPN work do you know?
He is funny in waikiki 2
Set in one of the world’s most advanced tech sector, “Start Up” tells the tale of the razor thin margins between ultimate success and abject failure. The story takes place in the fictional Sandbox Company, a giant incubator located in Korea that attempts to guide companies worthy to be chosen through the rigors and tribulations of creating a start up from the beginning till the end.
The journey starts from four points of views that represent different levels of the start-up process. From the pragmatic investor Han Ji Pyeong, the dreamer rookie CEO Seo Dal Mi, the calculating veteran CEO Won In Jae, and the gifted genius Nam Do San. Coming from different backgrounds, and with different motivations, the winds of fate will push these four people to cross paths in their attempt to achieve their dreams in Sandbox.
The company founded by Nam Do San, Sam San Tech, represents the main POV that goes through the startup process. And although Nam Do San’s brilliant mind, allows him to solve coding issues with ease, it is not well suited for matters of the heart. As the company struggles to find its place in the world of startups so does our four main characters. The parallel growth and regression between the main characters tells the story of how people in a startup attempt to balance the two conflicting sides of being a pragmatist versus an ideologist.
In a world foreign to her, Seo Dal Mi is a cosmos flower that is looking to bloom in the cold concrete world of Tech startups. Her rookie status does not deter her from pushing herself to the limits in her attempts to be one of the most successful women in Korea. Along the way, she meets Han Ji Pyeong and Nam Do San. Both men, in their own way, allow her to climb higher to reach her goals, but which man will help this cosmos flower bloom all year long?
A past debt, and an unspoken bond thrust Han Ji Pyeong in the middle of Sam San Tech’s journey. Already at the top of his game, Han Ji Pyeong discovers that his oasis overlooking Han River, is no more than an arid dessert full of emptiness. His chance meeting with Seo Dal Mi, helps him find the strength to walk the hot desert in hopes of finding emotional success. At the end of the journey, is an image, as beautiful as a cosmos flower. Will this image be a mirage, or will he finally reach his emotional oasis?
With different backgrounds, and different motivations, will the conflict between these different personalities clash, and prevent Sam San Tech from becoming one of the first Korean Unicorn? Will the cosmos flower break through fastidious stereotypes and bloom all year round? Will Han Ji Pyeong finally reach the oasis?
I don't have the best grammar, so someone feel free to correct my grammar.
LMH Fans: "your too stupid too appreciate a masterpiece like TKEM"
And help clear up any confusions if there are any.
I haven't seen it myself, but my friend told me it got tedious near the end. It's one of those dramas that starts out strong, but kind of loses its way near the end.
It did get break the 10% viewership ratings in Korea though, so, maybe try watching the first episode?
Hoping to see the ML break out of his shell a bit more, and show a little bit more emotion.
Yes, I found her story and her eccentricities interesting. Finding out she was a gun nut was hilarious! It added so much more dimension to her character.
I have yet to see the chemistry between them, but i'll give it 1 more episode to see it.
Like how he pointed the gun at the ex, it just didn't make sense, and was so unnecessary. And the fact, he hit a very well thrown javelin, when he is a sprinter? I am like what?!?
But i'm going to give this writer more leash, since he is a first timer.
His haughtiness is so tied in with his eccentricities that it is a little hard for me to tell if the haughty air I feel around him, is just a manifestation of his eccentric nature, or an actual characterization.
Plus I like tall men.