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Run, No Transport away from this Drama
The first 10 or so episodes were a 5, then either they changed writers, or the writer had a fight with his bossed and felt like he'd ruin the rest of the episodes and he succeeded. The actors did their part and were good. The music was awesome, even mixed English with Korean. The characters left a lot to be desired.
Spoiler from here on:
Start with the ML's (Male lead) Mom. Not sure what her problem was but she had a hissy fit that her son didn't follow in his father (who left her just after she got pregnant) foot steps (he became a prosecutor). The FL (female lead) father was killed in a hit/run accident and she saw the accident . The driver was the daughter of a powerful Assemblyman and the ML father (prosecutor) altered everything to have someone take the blame. The plot basically now is that the FL tries to right that wrong. Growing up the FL and ML go to same school and ML is a 'hottie' that all the girls love, even the FL. The ML lead discovers that the FL has incriminating evidence to prove the ML's father altered the hit/run and while stealing the evidence, the FL lead is hit by a car. The ML now realized he caused it and stops trying to following in father's footsteps and he now is a famous teen idol, but discovers he's got a terminal illness.
Where everything goes haywire, the FL loves the ML, but he's so-so, the next episode the ML loves the FL, but she's now in love with a another guy, then the next episode the FL is in love with the ML, but he's now treating the FL like crap, but she now seems to have no self esteem and keeps crawling to him. At the end the ML shows the FL a house that he built for them and they finally get to live together, while he loses more of his mind. He dies in the end, but I knew , like his own mother raised a child by herself, that we were going to find out the FL was pregnant and the ML would 'live' on. IT NEVER HAPPENED!!!!
A part that I didn't understand was when the ML was locked in his bedroom, by his stupid manager. What house, other than this one, has a lock on the out side (like a prison cell) of the door and not on the inside (to keep people from coming in)?
What bothered me the most was how well the beginning of the story unfolded and then they just didn't know how to finish it. I'm not sure what the writer's point was, but he should only be limited to writing the first part of any of the dramas..
Spoiler from here on:
Start with the ML's (Male lead) Mom. Not sure what her problem was but she had a hissy fit that her son didn't follow in his father (who left her just after she got pregnant) foot steps (he became a prosecutor). The FL (female lead) father was killed in a hit/run accident and she saw the accident . The driver was the daughter of a powerful Assemblyman and the ML father (prosecutor) altered everything to have someone take the blame. The plot basically now is that the FL tries to right that wrong. Growing up the FL and ML go to same school and ML is a 'hottie' that all the girls love, even the FL. The ML lead discovers that the FL has incriminating evidence to prove the ML's father altered the hit/run and while stealing the evidence, the FL lead is hit by a car. The ML now realized he caused it and stops trying to following in father's footsteps and he now is a famous teen idol, but discovers he's got a terminal illness.
Where everything goes haywire, the FL loves the ML, but he's so-so, the next episode the ML loves the FL, but she's now in love with a another guy, then the next episode the FL is in love with the ML, but he's now treating the FL like crap, but she now seems to have no self esteem and keeps crawling to him. At the end the ML shows the FL a house that he built for them and they finally get to live together, while he loses more of his mind. He dies in the end, but I knew , like his own mother raised a child by herself, that we were going to find out the FL was pregnant and the ML would 'live' on. IT NEVER HAPPENED!!!!
A part that I didn't understand was when the ML was locked in his bedroom, by his stupid manager. What house, other than this one, has a lock on the out side (like a prison cell) of the door and not on the inside (to keep people from coming in)?
What bothered me the most was how well the beginning of the story unfolded and then they just didn't know how to finish it. I'm not sure what the writer's point was, but he should only be limited to writing the first part of any of the dramas..
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